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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1923
Page
11
A modern close in 8-room rooming house suitable for teachers is offered at 4000 dollars as a substantial bargain. The listing highlights a well located property with multiple rooms and convenient access.
James P. Christie, a prominent Anaconda alderman from the Second ward, died suddenly in Grants Pass. He was 63 and leaves a widow, three sons James B Bruce and Donald, and a daughter Edith. The family had been traveling toward Berkeley, California, for the health of Edith. funeral plans are undecided.
Master Masons announce funeral services for Edward L Nesley of Acacia lodge No 33 A F and A M at the Masonic temple Thursday afternoon August 2. Body departs C A Tuttle parlors to the temple at 3 30 p m lodge opens 4 30 p m public services at 6 p m remains to be shipped to Buffalo New York on the 6 25 p m train.
About 40 percent of films seen in Italy are American, 20 percent German, 10 percent French, and the remainder from Italian producers.
Anaconda Kiwanis hosted touring guests at the local tourist camp with a mulligan dinner in the park dining room. Guests praised camp cleanliness hot showers and facilities with many reporting it among the best camps along the trail and the letter from Caroline West Olmstead praising the comforts. President Fred Nossell noted a strong Kiwanian meeting and the club plans a strong team for the Rotarians game next Monday. Mrs. John Mershon donated furniture to improve the camp and a large Kiwanian delegation attended a Butte nod in honor of International President Edmund F Arras of Cleveland.
Edward L. Nesley who died Monday morning in this city will be shipped to Buffalo New York for interment. He was prominent in Montana Masonic circles and services will be held at the Masonic temple at five oclock under the auspices of the local Masonic fraternity and the Order of Eastern Star. The body leaves on the six thirty train for the East.
At noon on August 28 the body will be taken for public services at five o clock in the evening. Remains are from M. O. Triol. W. M. F. W. M'Mullen, secretary.
A public thank you to friends neighbors relatives doctors and nurses of Murray hospital and to Mrs W E E Gaily Mrs G Le Blanc and W F E Newman for help during the illness death and funeral of our darling baby from Mr and Mrs R N Welsh and Family
Anaconda News in Brief lists local ads and notices for a pot washer position at a Montana hotel, a August furniture sale now on with all furniture reduced, and various for sale or rent items including a 1918 Overland roadster and a six room flat with furnace. It also notes numerous social visits and local appointments.
K. C. Champlin, arrested on a charge of possessing a Wil liam Olin typewriter, was dismissed in Justice Silha's court after the plaintiff withdrew. In Missoula last week A C Herward and Elmer F Davidson had moonshine found in their car. Herward fined $200 and 30 days jail. The typewriter was returned to Mr. Olin after settlement.
Sixty dollars in forfeitures were collected yesterday as four defendants failed to appear on vagrancy charges. Jake Howarde and Slate Vicker forfeited $15 bonds each, after arrest by Officers Beausoliel and Connelly. Billy Burke and Rose Milovich also left $15 bonds with the police judge.
Campbell's soups including Printanier and Mulligatawny are priced 8 to the last, with 3 cans for 25 cents. Ranch eggs per dozen 30 cents, fresh eggs 84 cents per dozen, mixed offers at 1.00. Sultana seedless raisins 17 cents per pound with 3 pounds for 50 cents, prunes 15 cents per pound or 4 pounds for 60 cents. Hat-N-Cat tomatoes No 2 1/2 cans 15 cents, dozen 1.75.
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