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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1925
Page
8
At Deer Lodge Kiwanis event Monday several speakers discussed the forestry industry with emphasis on supply, projections, and prospects. Rotarians and guests, including Arthur Lochle and Harry MacPherson, heard updates on plans for a May event at the high school and a concert by the Montana Mines Band to support band activities.
An animal association in Boulder staged the play Never od Mer at the edist church Sunday morning. Paulson was killed at Limespur in the afternoon. Friends attended the funeral as the community sought to cope with the loss.
Margaret Jansen returned from Butte with Drew Jackson after visiting Earl Williams in hospital for an operation on his left eye. Burnell of Chicago and Lancaster of Portland inspect Allport Properties, previously here in March but snow blocked plans. Various townspeople, including Guillo, Woolman, Gill, Brinton, and Nugent, voyage to and from Butte for appointments, business, and family gatherings. a county coroner inquiry follows the death of Sonn Johnson from a premature bias event.
Elmer Selway and Mise Blair, popular Dillon residents, quietly wed at the Baptist parsonage in Butte. They returned to Dillon to settle on the groom’s recently bought ranch near Grant. Both are Beaverdah county high school and college graduates with strong ties in athletic and social circles. Friends throughout the region send congratulations.
Dillon April 28 The local forestry department under Supervisor J B Somers of the Beaverhead district conducts a county wide program for National Forestry Week. A display at Security State bank shows a burned area and a green mountain scene with cattle to illustrate fire devastation and recovery. Lectures and pictures will be shown in Lima Wisdom and Dillon with Somers urging teachers to educate youth on natural resource stewardship.
Sheriff Mooney and federal agents captured a large still at the Enoch Young ranch near Apex, arresting Enoch Young and Oscar Garner on liquor manufacture charges. They pleaded not guilty and were bound over to district court with $500 bonds each. The still was a 10 gallon capacity unit with a large copper coil, valued at about $75. Dillon notes report local business visits by Herb Gilbert, J W Finsley, S P Nelson, Fred Nelson, C C Goaman, C T Hustead, and A P Williams in/out of town.
Hamilton April 28 The Ravalli county scholastic track meet will be held at the fairgrounds with teams from Hamilton Stevensville Victor Florence Carlton and Darby high schools competing for county honors. Events begin at 10 am with finals at 2 pm including sprints distance hurdles relays and field events. A county declamatory contest follows at 7 30 pm in the high school auditorium, then a dance at Burns hall hosted by the H club.
The Jotter on County Federation of Women clubs met at the J C H auditorium in Boulder and presented a program with singing, invocations, addresses, and piano solos. Influenza confinement hits Clem Skeleton at home. Basin mining shutdown puts 125 out of work. Boulder men affected by Basin stoppage. Capt F Brinton and Ed Sayre transact business at courthouse. William Bailey of Helena opens Boulder Hot Springs week. County road crew under B J Watson works on Boulder Valley roads, reporting good progress. Dan M Kelly of Butte visits courthouse. Rev James Franchi and ward Ryan attend. Whitehall play delayed to Wednesday due to cloudburst. Miss Mary Dawson visits. Donald Johnson celebrated first birthday with three little friends.
The funeral for Andrew Kriskovich of Grace Montana was held yesterday at a Butte church. The mass featured the hymn My God to Thee as the secessional. Interment followed at Holy Cross cemetery with pallbearers Charles Mudro John Pisaulich Bia Maricich Anton Sokolich John Karsapun and Dan Sokolich among those serving.
The trial details Mrs. Kelly facing a damage suit as testimony describes her removal from Wisconsin to Montana. Miss Kipp allegedly aided by attendants, claimed Kelly was incompetent and caused a train scuffle near Miles City. A medical operation followed with claims of mistreatment and improper feeding at Warm Springs and Forsyth institutions.
The judge directs that court records serve as best evidence while Mr Kelly testifies on his role. The adjourned session left him to resume direct examination as the jury of twelve includes Walker Gillespin Murphy Torgerson Eccleston Hedge Holmberg Thomas Darla Carlson Long Parsons.
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