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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1921
Page
6
The funeral for the late Sohin Hiliery will take place this morning at 55 East Granite residence, with services at Shea Funeral Chapel. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. pallbearers to be selected. directors and embalming services provided by Foweral Directors and Embalry.
The remains of Peter Cavanaugh aged 60 lie at the family residence 41 Anaconda road awaiting a funeral Saturday morning at St Marys Church with mass to follow and interment in the family plot. GUIDI The remains of Michele Guidi will be moved to the family residence at 10 Bopper Meaderville for a funeral Saturday at 9 AM and mass at Holy Savior church with interment at Holy Cross cemetery. Sherman & Reed funeral chapel directs services.
A 100 page spirit message is received in Milton Massachusetts copied by Mrs Jane Reveve Burke It quotes William James late Harvard professor stating that during life he knew little and after death he knows even less The text presents a contemplation on knowledge and afterlife.
See My Lawyer a new comedy drama starring T. Roy Barnes opens at Rialto today. The story follows Bob Gardner who funds a fake artificial rubber formula, faces postal probes, and fakes insanity to avoid jail. The plot twists with a bribed inventor and a paving brick reveal. Also shows The Son of Tarzan episode and a Kino news weekly.
County estimates total 540 724 64 for year ending June 30 1922, a decline from 1921. Main saving on election expenses none this year, preliminary next year 14 000. Poor farm and prisoner feeding costs trimmed. County engineer seeks more funding but 3 000 to be charged to other departments. Assessor reduces figures pending card index system. County attorney sees budget cut with no squad. Warrant total at 623 727 66. 1922 expenses projected 640 724 64 bringing warrants and 1921 expenses to 1 164 453 30. Taxes expected about 1 200 000. income may cover warrants and current-year costs.
A widely discussed woman named Mrs. Smith Wilkinson is portrayed as the most richly rested woman whose wealth and lavish dress spark global letters. A photograph shows her in furs said to rival a queen’s, claimed to come from a fortune earned in well run summer boarding establishments.
Vincent A. Danielsiki representing the Union Liberry association says Poles will take 20 000 acres in Manitoba and possibly expand into Ontario Saskatchewan and Alberta. He notes Polish settlers are progressive and adaptable, and US immigration limits may push European migration to Canada amidst vast prairie lands.
John Hermanson, a Granite-born native of 1901, died at home near Philipsburg after months of suffering. Survived by father William Hermanson and grandmother Mrs Henry Hermanson, with funeral at Carmichael. The casket was placed at rest by schoolmates.
The Highlands Boy Scout camp welcomed 23 recruits, including 12 from the Paul Clark home, for a week of outdoor training. Returned camper Earl Genzberger praised the experience and noted the group’s strong appetites as the chef struggled to feed them after a breakfast of 14 pancakes.
Philipsburgs August 4 The home town honors an overseas veteran who fell in France. He will be buried with military honors at Hall Wednesday evening tribute given for answering the nation’s call and paying the supreme sacrifice.
A man recalls resisting patent medicines until urged by a friend, his physician father, and a final push to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He reports all symptoms disappeared, claiming the preparation removes mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract, with a money back guarantee and available at druggists.
The three young daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Anderson from Livingston traveled to Butte to enjoy Children’s Day at Columbia Gardens. They persuaded their prominent Livingston father to drive them, arriving Wednesday evening and spending the next morning romping at the Grand hotel with picnic baskets. They praised the visit and hoped to return soon for another Children’s Day. The piece ends with a brief note on Polish migration to Northland in Winnipeg.
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