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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1924
Page
9
Elizabeth Muster was granted a divorce from Anthony Muster by Judge George B. Winston on cruelty grounds. Custody of three minors aged 7, 5 and 3 was given to the mother, and Anthony Muster was ordered to pay 10 dollars weekly for their support.
Eric Larson was arrested at 206 Cedar Street after noon by Chief Cullen for possessing moonshine. He forfeited $150 for failing to appear, raising city liquor raid receipts to $1,250 over three days.
The Ladies of the G A R held their annual officer election at the C E B Avery home on Hickory street last evening. The president’s office will be filled at the next meeting with other officers elected including Mrs James Quane senior vice president Mrs H Kleinholtz junior vice president Mrs Chris Marchion chaplin Mrs Charles Avery treasurer Mrs George Johnson conductress Mrs Ira Gnose guard.
J. C. Taylor of the American Railway Express outlines regulations for holiday traffic. He urges early shipping, careful packing and marking, legible full addresses, and clear sender information. A new holiday label speeds Christmas parcel handling.
A large crowd enjoyed three one act plays at Daly gym last evening directed by the Thespian club. Performers included Pearl Beal Dorothy Duval Ferne Boyles Isabel Abbott Clara Kretzer Jennie McFarland Goldie Varns Gus Swanson Joe Jarboe Nelda Moore Inez Denda Alice Gorr Vera Moore Mabel Mers Lillian Ashlock Gladys Horvath Helen Biechler Maye Heroid.
All members of Troop No 1, Boy Scouts of America, are asked to attend a meeting at the Scout lodge next Monday night at 7 o'clock. The meeting will set up athletic work in the Daly gymnasium each Tuesday evening and only those at the Monday meeting may enroll.
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