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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
3
Deputy game warden F. E. Pilling reports the just closed deer season in Butte was unusually light. Sparse snow and low hunter effort reduced deer brought in, with many deer staying in higher mountain feeding grounds. The warden warns anglers not to ice fish except for white and bull species as winter sets in.
Two classic sacred hymns on a new Victor record feature the Trinity male choir in a traditional Christmas style with chimes orchestra and organ. Lucy Isabelle Marsh performs selections from Hayden The Creation and Elijah while Gilbert Girard narrates a Mother Goose themed Christmas piece for children with playful sound effects.
The Victor Symphony Orchestra under Josef Pasternack offers a beautifully played overture to Mozart's Magic Flute. The performance is joyous and brilliant with flawless tonal balance across the pallette of notes.
Former Governor J E Rickards now in Berkeley California has had a surgical operation and will undergo another on December 2. At 74 he writes to B D Kilderkin of Butte describing the procedure with mining metaphors and says stoping will begin soon. He compares his condition to President Wilson and urges friends to write while he recovers.
Tom Wagar was found guilty on two counts for killing a female deer on the Pryor mountain game preserve. In Judge A Newman’s Red Lodge court he was fined $75 and assessed costs totaling $292.50, per Game Warden Miakie Holmer.
Levi S Wild recalls attending Montana's first Thanksgiving proclamation celebration in Virginia City. He notes saloons closing except one and Bishop Tuttle delivering a sermon, while Wild served as Virginia City telegraph operator and Western Union supervisor.
The Butte high school senate met Wednesday and agreed the joint social with the Girls Debating league will be held December 9 at the high school.
A school debate addressed a potential US law for a veterans bonus. Aff firm John s, Elderkin and Hamiple won. Koenigsberg, Rosenberg and Torrence upheld the negative. Miss Ruth Rae, president of the Girls' Debating League, spoke to the senate.
Von Stroheim presents Foolish Wives a lavish $1,000,000 production claiming to be the most American made screen drama to date It features the city of Monte Carlo reproduced on stage and stars von Stroheim with Miss DuPont Mae Smith Maude George and Rudolph Christians among others.
Thanksgiving services were held at St Johns Episcopal Church at 10 30 AM with Holy Communion and a sermon by Rev F Chapman. The choir rendered the musical portions, Kipling's Lest We Forget and Mendelssohn Lift Thine Eyes were performed, and Mrs J Charles Sullivan played the organ highlighting Parsifal.
An important meeting of the executive and general committee for crippled children’s week will be held this evening at the chamber of commerce at 8 o’clock. All members or representatives of civic and fraternal organizations are urged to attend to discuss plans for the coming campaign the week of December 18 to 26. At this meeting a name will be chosen and a plan of campaign outlined.
The city jail housed a dozen male inmates for Thanksgiving dinner with a Ritz Carlton style menu and extra dishes. At the county jail chef Roleau prepared meals for 92 prisoners. The county hospital served turkey to bedridden patients while robust patients received roast young pig.
The film Ebb Tide closes its engagement at the American Theatre tonight after stand out performances and a stellar cast led by James Kirkwood George Fawcett Raymond Hatton Noah Beery Lila Lee and Jacqueline Logan. Starting Saturday Charles Ray returns with Alias Julius Caesar the new American favorite.
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