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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1924
Page
12
Camp Fire Girls prepare for a large bazaar in the former Murphy Softley store on West Park street. Girls arranged a display of useful handmade items, supervised by guardians, with each group assigned hours to show sales prowess from 9 this morning to 9 tonight.
Officers from the county raided a South Main Street rooming house and seized more than 500 worth of morphine and cocaine. Hui San, a Chinese inmate, was captured and jailed while five visitors were held on investigation charges. San will be charged with violating state and federal narcotic laws.
First National presents Cytherea Goddess of Love at the Rialto beginning today Cuba is shot on tropical At lantic scenery with Lewis E. Stone Alma Rubens Norman Kerry Irene Rich Constance Bennett Betty Bouton Charles Wellesley Lydia Yeamans Titus in a tale written by Joseph Hergewheirmer and filmed by George Fitzmaurice for Samuel Goldwyn.
Anna Quinn was chosen to lead Lincoln corps No 6 W R C for the coming year at the annual election held in Patriotic hall at the Silver Bow county courthouse. Eva Van Orden was senior vice president Lila Brandon junior vice president Emma Lucado treasurer Jennette Hackett chaplain Margaret Hackett conductor Margaret Sloan guard Mary Carr Lila Brandon and Margaret Stevens were delegates to the state convention next June in Anaconda with Margaret Hackett Emma Lucado and Margaret Sloan as alternates.
The Rev. L. B. Williams led the funeral for J. Floyd Irvine yesterday at 2 PM in the Sherman and Reed chapel. Mrs. Paul Baller and Miss Mildred Jones sang three hymns before interment at Mountain View cemetery. Pallbearers were Thomas Bush, A. C. Foster, J. G. Bishop, Fred A. Parks, Thomas Mackey, and Roy Divel.
Edwin Gleed died at his home in Melrose on Thursday night aged 69. He is survived by his wife Mrs Edwin Gleed two daughters Mrs H W Kelly and Mrs Walter Rember of Hatley Idaho two sisters Mrs Sam Price of Malad Idaho and Mrs William Bell of Anaconda two brothers Henry Gleed of Dillon and Eleck Gleed of Malad and seven grandchildren.
U S iron and steel exports for October reached 158 553 long tons, up 17 percent from September. First ten months of 1924 total 1 561 220 tons, down 90 362 tons versus 1923. A fragment mentions Farmers of Abergavenny and egg labeling assurances with price implications.
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