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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
10
Dillon April 9 Word from Helena reports the appropriation for a swimming pool to be added to the new gymnasium at the State Normal college. Funding also covers gym equipment library furniture bowling and handball court improvements with completion aimed for early summer and work to begin after bids.
A Deer Lodge roundup notes visitors from Helmville Dempsey Anaconda Missoula and Butte. Irene Lowery Ma Cunningham Clara Geary and Tana Mullen attended Catherine Murphy funeral in Anaconda. Walter Holt named general deputy at the courthouse effective May 1 by the county board. Judge George B. Winston to visit Friday for district court matters.
Dillon instructors spend the latter part of the week in Spokane for Inland Empire Education association sessions. Linden G. McCullohsh, superintendent, speaks to administrators. May Hayden and Miss Anglesmith slated to present papers and address the group. Funeral for Julie Warrington set Friday morning at the family home. Interment in St Marks cemetery follows services at St Law Church.
The remains of Matt Ve Lakkarinen are at Reed Funeral Home and will be buried Sunday at 2 oclock in Mountain View cemetery. Interment will be in the family plot. Larry Duggan the Undertaker and Embalmer is handling arrangements in Lakkarinen.
A fragmentary notice records a 3 o'clock meeting of Knights of Pythias members in Deer Lodge. The text is incomplete but indicates a local lodge gathering with the group name and time.
Whitehall residents see changes at city hall with Dr. L R Packard re electing himself and aldermanic races producing CM Covert and A Brown returning to the board. The piece lists local visits, church attendances, travel to Butte and Miss Edna Tait’s trip, and community events including basketball team gatherings and alumni efforts. Names include Jarman Brown Carney Murphy Mills Houghton Davenport Wallenwaber and others amid church and social visits.
April 9 report from Harlowton notes a large turnout for the annual school election. Dr. S. K. Campbell wins the three year term over Frank H. Brewster, while Mrs. P. E. Phomeon secures the two year post. About 645 ballots cast. judges named Bouffiliet Lanius and Dysart.
The Anaconda Woman's Club will hold a general meeting in the library tomorrow at 3 PM to hear J C Reed of Great Falls discuss Americanization work in Montana and citizenship training. Anaconda election of officers will occur, Miss Chiores Campbell to sing, and a luncheon at the Montana hotel noon with talks by Reed and others.
The story follows Mary Stanhope as she pursues happiness married to wealthy Roys and young Ysineer John Murdock, whose love leads to his downfall. The tale blends misadventure with moral consequence amid a backdrop of temperate to warm weather and shifting regional conditions across Alberta, Montana, and the Pacific Northwest.
Eight Kiwanis members presented as the Ave nue Warblers at a Montana hotel gathering. Fraser Smith led with humorous pieces and the group then sang On UU the Avenue. Arcadian Orchestra of Butte, led by F Matson, accompanied with Dorothy Harrington, Anne Brennan, Al Barkley, Driscoll, and Mrs Bell. Visitors included mayors Habein of Livingston and Smith of Anaconda, plus John Helber of Helena and Tom Seby of Minneapolis.
A week long fundraising drive to raise 2600 dollars for the Salvation Army in Anaconda was approved at a meeting of the advisory board and community reps led by C F Murphy. Participating groups include Mill and Smeltermen's Union Scandinavian Brotherhood Ancient Order of Hibernians Rotary Kiwanis Central Labor Council and Structural Iron Workers. The drive runs Tuesday through the evening of Saturday April 28 with Mrs W E Gaily as secretary and James O'Toole as a board member.
Funeral services for the late John Grubich Je 64 year old son of Mr and Mrs John Grubich who died after a highway accident will be held at East Commercial at 8 o clock. The body will be taken to St Peters Church for services following an inquest to be held Tuesday evening according to Coroner Barney McGreevey.
News of the tragic death of Warren W. Goodwin in Bozeman saddens many residents. He served as undersheriff of Deer Lodge County under Sheriff John Fitzpatrick and was county attorney to W. H. Trippet during his residence in the city.
The Rev Howard C Bartlett will present reasons why the day of Christ crucifixion is called Good Friday during holy week services at the Methodist church tonight The sacrament of the supper will also be administered The service aims to be solemn and helpful with a song service planned
The wage dispute between George A. Daly and Carl Andrell was ordered dismissed as settled yesterday by Judge Winston in district court. A hearing was set for April 15 in the case of the state against Cornelius Gallagher on alleged prohibited conduct. The plaintive’s motion in Lautman vs Spahl and Milkovich was scheduled for April 15. An election authorized notice from Helena reports a resignation of E. J. Parkin of Boss pecs to be replaced April 24.
James Heenan veteran machinists helper at the R A and P shops died at St Ann s hospital after a period of illness. He was 50, born in County Mayo Ireland and had lived in Anaconda 18 years. Survived by two sisters and several relatives. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of relatives. body to be shipped to Livingston for interment.
Fire broke out in the woodshed behind Jack Hartwig at 702 Chestnut Street, spreading to the garage behind C W Lohr. Fire Chief Collins suspects a lighted candle left in the woodshed late Wednesday night ignited the shed interior. the blaze was contained after responders arrived around 3 a.m. Losses: about $50 to the woodshed and contents, $25 to the garage roof.
Nela Johnson, arrested Wednesday night by Chief Cullen, was lodged in the county jail after attendants at Warm Springs identified him as a former patient who had been released by Dr Hathaway. He is held pending further investigation.
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