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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1920
Page
3
The family of James M'Manus extends heartfelt thanks to friends in Butte and Anaconda for their sympathy during the loss of our beloved baby and brother. They also thank the Soumnse American War Veterans for acts of kindness and support received.
The remains of the late Michael Clifford will arrive Friday morning from Cedar Falls and will be removed to Walsh’s Funeral Chapel. Announcement of funeral will appear in local papers.
Official circles discuss Paris move to treat General Wrangel as de facto ruler in Southern Russia after Kolchak and the Omsk government. The stance aligns with Britain and France and does not signal US policy shift, despite the American note to the Malian ambassador. The London city aldermen are named for life.
The funeral of Wysong will be held Saturday morning at 5 o'clock from the family residence on North Main Street, proceeding to St Mary’s Church for mass at 9 36 o'clock.
C B Jensen and J Von Herberg announce construction of the Liberty theater in Great Falls at Central avenue and Third street north. The mixed theater store and office block will cost about 500000 and feature the new double auditorium design with a mezzanine, fire proof construction, modern ventilation, rest rooms, nursery, smoking rooms, and employee facilities. Construction to start soon and be completed by May 1, 1921, with aims to match Rialto in Butte and Yakima theater standards.
Mrs. Marion Gilhooley-Lawrie-White-Curry, 32, famed for sudden life choices, recounts a string of impulsive deeds from secret marriages and European trips to adopting a teen and pursuing music. She vows financial revival after declaring insolvency while her ward Michael Gilhooley remains secured by her plan.
Statement from the Butte Ministerial Association expresses gratitude for Rev. G W Wolfe of Mountain View church after his resignation. It praises his decade of service, friendship, and steadfast faith, noting his and his wife’s future ministry, and asks Bishop Burns to consider a congenial field for their work in a challenging era for religion and morality.
A report describes native rain betting in India where bookmakers set odds against rain and backers wager on rainfalls. Odds range from two to one to fifty to one, with wins tied to rainfall causing overflow from four small tanks.
A group of six or more boys fired 15 to 20 sticks of dynamite near Bigbutte at 9 30 PM that shattered several windows and sent deputies Harrington Leary and Schwartz chasing suspects toward Walkerville. Names of participants will be sent to the probation officer. Boundary work to precisely mark Canada Alaska line resumes between Prince Rupert and Unuk River as engineers from both nations reestablish a trail and cairns after the silver strike prompts claims.
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