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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
7
Mr He Daniel of Berrysburg Pennsylvania reports he doctored all winter with no relief until Foley's Honey and Tar Compound alleviated his cough and cold. The ad notes the product contains no opiates, lists ingredients on every carton, and claims it is widely sold. It urges refusing substitutes and insists on Foley's.
City council heard plans for a $20,000 modern arcade front and marquee for Symons store occupying most of the Phoenix building on West Park Street. The three‑story storefront will extend along the entire Phoenix facade and resemble Rialto and Broadway theater fronts. The building committee granted the request for improvements.
In this city yesterday morning Mrs Jennie Kozel aged 55 wife of Frank Kozel of 1518 Dunn avenue. Funeral arrangements detail removal to Sherman and Reed funeral home and a 9 o'clock funeral mass at St Lawrence church followed by interment in Holy Cross cemetery. The remains of Mrs Hulda Casey age 25 wife of Frank Casey of 320 East Granite street lie at Sherman and Reed funeral home with services Sunday afternoon at 2 and interment in Mountain View cemetery.
The funeral for Mrs. Sarah Lunn will be held this Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from White's chapel with Rev. Z C O'Farrell officiating. Interment will follow in Mount Moriah cemetery.
The funeral for the late Joseph E. Parkey will be held at Walsh's funeral chapel at 4 o'clock this afternoon with the Rev. J. R. Russell officiating at the grave. Interment will follow in Mountain View cemetery.
Moore's death in San Diego forwarded for local interment. Gillette funeral set for 9 am from 707 1/2 West Granite to Immaculate Conception for 9:30 am high mass with Holy Cross burial. Holmes, 63, remains at Dugan's parlors with time and place to be announced.
The remains of Mary J Dillon will be sent this Thursday morning from 1115 Oregon Avenue to Dillon Montana for a church service and interment to take place this forenoon. The family will accompany the casket.
Mrs. Charles S Bryant hosted Columbine club in a May Day setting with May Queen dolls, mini Maypole streamers, and flower seed favors. Guests included Mrs Fred Pooler and many others. subsequent items note dinners, home guests from Canada, card parties, Camp Fire Girls performances, and hospital updates for Mrs Cameron and Mrs Phillpot.
Robert A. Hill of Madison county named state game warden by the board. C. A. Jakways becomes hatcheries superintendent. The commission rescinded the educational department appropriation and re enacted prior open season rules. Two game preserves created near Missoula and seasons suspended on several rivers. Also, Mrs. Jennie Kozel dies in Butte. funeral in Helena. Michigan passes whipping post bill for robbers. bill now in conference. Noted bandit Ted Hollywood Thompson awaiting sentence for past payroll and mint heists. Russian goods to Britain and Northern Ireland value near 100 million.
Butte will host 100 or more St. Jean Baptiste society members for the Montana state convention at the New Finlen next Sunday. A committee led by J. F. Petit plans a business session a banquet and an elaborate one day program with delegates from Anaconda Missoula Frenchtown and Deer Lodge.
West Golusa wins first aid honors as students from Anaconda Copper Mining Company undergo tests for Bureau of Mines first aid certificates. Exams run 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 daily at 17 West Broadway with H B McDermott observing. The top teams advance to inter-departmental contest to decide Montana’s entrant for the international tourney.
Marthe Van Rensselaer, head of the New York state college of home economics at Cornell University, enters the race as a candidate for United States senator from New York.
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