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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1915
Page
4
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The annual indoor basketball program concluded with seniors beating sophomores 12 to 4 in the main game. Early 4-4 tie gave way to a seniors run as McKenna Byrne and Hine led the attack while Fitapatrick and Daigier starred for the sophomores. Other gym contests saw Miss Mellush’s room blank Miss Russell’s team 8–0 and Miss Carter’s squad beat Templeton’s boys 14–0. Refereed by J. E. Johnstone, a trusted official in multiple school sports.
Tonight at the bowling alleys two Anaconda teams will bowl against two Great Falls clubs with telegraph scores. Rivalry centers on Washoe smelter versus Great Falls smelter, featuring the Smelter team and the Office team. Pedersen led the night with a SAT mark across three games as the Butchers handed a drubbing in the earlier match.
The Imperial schedules two engagements for Carmen starring Theda Bara praised as a superb photoplay with vivid bull ring and cliff escape scenes. Alcazar shows A Tilt of Lace three-part feature from Besaway studios and Love and Law with Ann Drew and George Stanley. Animated Weekly and Saturday repeats cap the program.
W. atasten and John Lovet have retired after years with the local fire department to take positions at the smelter. Their successors are Jack Robinson and John McHale, both experienced firefighters, who will assume their posts.
The body of CE Burke, who died last Sunday in Cincinnati, arrived here yesterday. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2 p.m. at the residence 622 Spruce Street. Pallbearers include Joseph L. Kelly, James Clinton, James Higgins, Boyd, Robert Emmons, William Amer, and Sheriff Lowth.
Plum Pudding stands as a staple for holiday feasts with roast turkey and trimmings. The loaf form, garnished with a holly sprig, promises a rich finish that ordinary desserts cannot match.
Superintendent N Langstedt reports November as the largest month for the foundry woodyard. The facility received 70 cars of wood and sent out 764 wagonloads via firms and individuals including John Pat Dougherty Swan Lunare Mike Haggin Pau Kelly Malloy Peter McNally Frank ley A Anderson George Iakovich Alexander Young Matt Person Charles Stanton George Mettiich Peter Dolan A Nordquist and private wagons totaling 856. The note claims more wood was sent out than in any prior month and orders were well maintained.
Tuesday practice laid out class teams for the season. Thursday events featured Bret starts program with authors Waxiven and others. A lecture by Mr. Baster on earth and planets accompanied by a live machine demonstration. Friday night opened the basketball tournament with grade and senior sophomore games. Tonight grade teams duel and juniors meet freshmen.
Milam reports from Monastir that 4,090 Serban troops sent to Colonel Vassitch were exhausted after days on rough Albanian roads and snow. The correspondent notes the men did not appear as a fighting force but rushed to the front to cover a general retirement as the Serbian commander remained the last to leave.
The article describes rapid progress at the sine tore construction and active oxy acetylene work. Foremen Tom Cunningham George Jensen Jack Cunningham lead skilled crews cutting and welding beams and seams in the roaster and related structures. George Brolin Will Malvey oversee hopper and floor seams at No 9 reverse in Bingham. Dewey Afar Joe Higgins Ex Miller and Mike Tusa handle shop tasks while John Sundquist supplies oxygen for machines.
A tire sinch caused a blaze in the F. J. Leslie & Co wholesale paper dealers and Orrett Barrett wholesale vinegar and glassware house buildings in New York this afternoon. The fire threatened surrounding wholesalers before three people on the second floor of the Leslie building were rescued by firefighters.
An explosion at the Peters Paper company plant near Kingston Latrobe injures two men and wrecks the facility, valued at about 900 dollars. The plant produces roofing paper for life in the trenches on the western battlefront, and the cause remains unknown.
A Janesville report describes a mother refusing Hopkins Hospital doctors permission to operate on her severely burned infant. Doctors say amputation of both legs and one arm may be needed, while the child’s mental normalcy is noted but uncertain.
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