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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1925
Page
21
American fashions influence European centers with styles featuring bands shoulder straps and ribbons of rayon shaping designs across fashion houses and store displays gathered from current runways and retail floors.
The Anaconda Country Club hosts a closing dinner after weeks of women's team golf. Captains Mrs. E. L. Larsson and Miss Florence Catlin led teams that split points evenly. Miss Margaret Nuckols urged broader participation and discussed future matches with Butte Country Club and a site meeting in August. Bouquets were presented to the captains. the next event is a handicap tournament starting next Wednesday for a week with attractive awards.
Sergt. Clarence B. Kyle from Anaconda earned a place on all marine corps teams in basketball baseball and football. He pitched the all marine baseball team to six wins in eight games for a 750 percentage, the best on the squad, and played center in basketball and left end in football. Kyle, 25, 6 ft 1 in and 160 pounds, has been a mainstay of all marine teams since 1921. He previously lived with his mother Mrs. Susie Kyle at 514 Cherry Street Anaconda and starred in local high school sports before enlisting four years ago at Butte Montana.
St Pauls Aid Society restarts weekly gatherings at St Pauls school auditorium next Wednesday. Hosts include Mesdames Devin, Wels, Jacques, Verberckmoes, Muller, McCarthy, Miller, Fortler, Blindfeldt, and Gannon. Evening features progressive whist, music, and refreshments. Cards begin promptly at six. A basket donation from Jackie McHugh of Hollywood, California noted for the first meeting of the season.
Judge George B. Winston presided a brief district court session yesterday with several cases continued and eight mothers pension cases approved. Attorneys James and Knight extended the time to amend the complaint in Henry Johnson versus Frank Anderson by 15 days. The show cause injunction in the Deer Lodge county water right suit against Fred Wagner and others was continued to September 26.
Local notices and ads fill the page including services from beauty shops to laundry and furniture listings. Reports note visitors and residents in Anaconda from Deer Lodge Missoula and Chicago with fall woolens and new cars advertised. A mix of sales, rentals, jobs, and community notices illustrate the town’s bustle.
Oscar Norberg faced two petit larceny charges after being arraigned by Justice Silha. He pleaded guilty to theft of lumber from the company ranch and was fined 25 dollars plus 80 dollars for the first load, plus 30 dollars for the second load and given a 40 day jail sentence.
Anaconda police were informed yesterday that Nels L. Erlandsen of Modesty creek was robbed of an Elgin watch a gold chain and a diamond set locket. M C Smith of Anaconda reported his second hand Ford had license plates stolen from his car while in Butte. he did not know the plate number.
Anaconda Deer Lodge Stage offers departures on May 4 with trips from Anaconda at 1:456 a. m. 10 a. m. 2:30 p. m. and 6:30 p. m. except Sunday and from Deer Lodge at 7:30 a. m. 12 noon 4 p. m. and 8:45 p. m. except Sunday Ady.
A 23 year old man calling himself Russell BE Wilson was arrested after shoplifting socks at Good friend Clothing on East Park avenue. He said he came from Banahan North Dakota and lived with Ernest Sargent at 704 East Fourth street. Police found a Ford car Wilson says belongs to him. Charges will be filed.
Sister Mary Raphael, sister superior of the Sisters of Charity at St. Ann's hospital, was honored with a farewell reception. Friends praised her six years of efficient management and the new training school she organized for student nurses. She departs for Leavenworth to lead St. John's hospital as superior. Sister Mary Celestine will take her place.
Ambrose Walsh known as Pinky faces auto theft charges after fleeing Officer Campbell early Thursday. Walsh was jailed awaiting bond. Henry Giroux surrendered and was released on 100 bond for later court appearance. Paley, part of a group tied to Milovich car, gave himself up early Thursday.
Frank Faley a familiar figure in city courts with an appeal pending on an intoxication case was rearrested by Officer Campbell on a drunkenness charge. This marks his third jail entry this month as authorities note prior suspended sentences and recent orders to serve them amid ongoing appeals.
Anaconda resident William Moore learned yesterday of his sister Mrs. Jane Shimmin dying at her Isle of Man home. She was the sister of Moore and mother of J Pond, a former Anaconda resident. Moore visited his sister two years ago.
Mrs. Bernice Zalimas who was sentenced to 14 years for poisoning her husband filed suit against New York Life Insurance to collect the $5,000 policy under the double indemnity clause. Her attorney says the pursuit aims to fund an appeal. Also noted are banana shipment figures from Honduras.
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