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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1924
Page
3
A gala Miami event promoted by stadium managers. The Hi-Li spectacle, Spain's national game in Cuba, draws a large audience at the Tilford studio in Hialeah where Betty stars in Ramshackie House. The game blends lacrosse and hand ball in a triple-walled court.
At the Temple last night Jack Wyatt and his group sang folk songs danced the highland fling and played bag pipes in a picturesque performance that drew large crowds. Ed and Nadia Murray provided laughs in Radio Romeo Arthur Terry entertained with humor and impersonations Bozo Fox and Miller sparked laughter in Broadway Idlers Richardson's Posing Dogs charmed audiences. A western feature The Traitors was shown with the bill repeating this afternoon and evening and again tomorrow.
In Butte the Broadway theater stages The Shepherd of the Hills with W B Patton directing a strong company led by Preachin Bill. The production promises clear morality and robust entertainment as a matinee and evening engagement today only.
A New Zealand woman is reported to be nurturing a brood of twenty eels at home, detailing a curious household effort. The story highlights her care routine and the unusual parenting project, noting the species involved and the growing family in a domestic setting.
Two brothers aged about 10 and 14 were taken to the Miles City state industrial school in custody of A. C. Dorr after leaving Livingston in a stolen Ford. They carried a pistol and a belt of shells, and a rifle was left with a snowbound car. They rode a train from the stalled auto trek between Ennis and Virginia City in heavy snow.
The city will repair the clock tower and city hall brickwork immediately after Mayor Horgan’s recommendation. Repairs will be minimal to fit safety needs and the existing budget, while a historic German clock in the health office will be serviced and run for a year without rewinding, a piece from Schwald, Germany.
Friends in Butte report Bert McGilvary formerly of Butte died in Los Angeles on November 19 while living with his sister Mrs. KR Luke since April. He is survived by his Boston-based parents and by his sister.
Mrs Ellen Reighard of South Fork Pa reports relief from kidney ache after using Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant that flushes cleanses kidneys and eliminates wastes. The ad promotes bottles sold everywhere and claims increased kidney activity and pleasant relief.
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