Jail terms handed to Anaconda men in district court
Mike Church was found guilty of maintaining a nuisance with 30 days in jail and a $100 fine. Ray Wilson was acquitted on the same charges. Sante Muranti pled guilty to selling intoxicating liquor and received three months in county jail plus a $300 fine. Trial details include witnesses and police testimony from the raid on Church’s place and the October 27 operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Church
George B. Winston
Ray Wilson
Sante Muranti
Church
Wilson
T. J. Nordquist
Anton Ehardt
J. R. Horsfall
Walter Peterson
A. J. Spor
Gus English
M. C. Boyle
James Berryman
Erick Larson
Pat McCarthy
Martin Laughlin
Nick Verlanic
Dan Trbovich
E. F E. Collins
Iran J. Stagg
J. J. McCaffery
Butte
T. P. Stewart
Ben Holter
Julius N. Johnson
Trbovich
Frank P. Hanson
Ivanka Desman
Frank Desman
P. M. Sherland
Nels Pearson
Suit Decided in Undertaker's Favor
The P. J. Finnegan Undertaking company won a case against Metropolitan Life Insurance before Justice of the Peace James Pringle yesterday. The judgment totaled 300 dollars. Roy Michaud represented the plaintiff and Charles Leonard of Butte advised the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Finnegan Undertaking Company
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Justice of the Peace
James Pringle
Roy Michaud
Charles Leonard
Butte
Bozeman Couple Married in Anaconda Presbyterian Church
A Bozeman pair, Miss Ellie Goering and Fred Adams, were married at 1 pm yesterday in Anaconda's Presbyterian church by Rev. J. G. Knotter. The bride wore henna satin and the attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Al Hobart of Anaconda. The couple will reside in Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Anaconda News in Brief Roundup
Local items include social visits and shopping in Anaconda. Marriages licensed to Fred Adama and Miss Bille Goering of Bozeman. Various notices on Maccabees meetings, officer elections, and social sessions. Temperatures reach 35 to 46 degrees as spring fever grows. Audience members attend church events and charitable drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B., A. & P. Railway
Lavis Turned Over to County Officers After Arrest
William Red Lavis was arrested by Officer Osborne on a charge of selling intoxicating liquor and was turned over to county authorities. He is expected to be arraigned in district court later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William “Red” Lavis
Osborne
Thanks for kindness during illness and passing of father
The family expresses sincere thanks for many kindnesses shown during the illness and death of their father and grandfather. Special appreciation to those who sent floral offerings. signed by Mr. and Mrs. R J Dunn and family, Mr. and Mrs. W M Hayes and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ke E Dunn and son, and Mr. and Mrs. E R Musselman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Dunn
W. M. Hayes
KE. E. Dunn
E. R. Musselman
Funeral for Robert A. Kiefert Led by Friends
A large gathering attended the funeral of Robert A. Kiefert held at 2 pm at the family home 804 East Fifth Street then moved to the Adventist church for services at 2 16 pm conducted by Bilder W. M. Cubley. Mrs Oscar Johnson sang two solos with Miss Anna Clucas on piano before the cortege went to Hill Cemetery for interment. Pallbearers included Anton Seagrep John Rosenleaf Peter Fredericks James Usher Ernest Jungouse and Hans Schobler. Mrs William Manlove of Whitehall, sister of Mrs Kiefert, attended the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Kiefert
East Fifth Street
Adventist Church
Bilder W. M. Cubley
Oscar Johnson
Grace
Anna Clucas
Hill Cemetery
Anton Seagrep
John Rosenleaf
Peter Fredericks
James Usher
Ernest Jungouse
Hans Schobler
William Manlove
Whitehall
Kiefert
Presbyterians Present Shadow Picture Christmas Program
The Presbyterian Sunday school gears up for a Christmas program at the church next Sunday night. Santa Claus will hand out a small gift to every child. The Three Wise Men tale will be shown as shadow pictures with music, doors open at 7 and show starts at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
Santa Claus
Three Wise Men
High Court to Review Adoption Proceedings
The Montana Supreme Court will review the Carbon county district court adoption of James Reed Thompson by Mr and Mrs A Brucker after Maggie Ma Thompson challenged the legality claiming Thomas Thompson had no valid paternity and the consent was invalid. The papers were signed December 10, 1924, when the boy was six years five months. A habeas corpus hearing is set for December before Judge Goddard, with the review scheduled for January 4.
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Associated Press
Helena
District Court
Carbon County
James Reed Thompson
Brucker
Sureme Court
Maggie Ma Thompson
Thomas Thompson
Lyman
Goddard
Billings
Abies Irish Rose heads Margaret theater one night engagement
Annie Nichols author and producer brings Abie's Irish Rose to Anaconda for a one night showing at the Margaret theater. The play has set records for long runs and financial success across major U S and Canadian cities with a New York cast and a replica of the famed scenic production transported in a 76 foot baggage car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Nichols
Abie
Margaret Theater
United States
Canada
Los Angeles
Cal
New York
Aiwanians Recess After Tonight’s Meet at Montana Hotel
Kiwanians will meet tonight at the Montana hotel for the last time before the holidays. A special program arranged by Dave Morgan will align with the holiday season. The next Saar onlanve session is scheduled for January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Dave Morgan
Justice orders two persons to quit city
Three cases heard in Justice of the Peace Fr. J. Henrold's court. Edwin Jacobson was arraigned for passing a worthless check and seeks 24 hours to enter a plea. Marie Mayfield pleaded guilty to vagrancy and must leave town within one hour and stay out for one year. Ed McBride was found guilty of vagrancy and jailed 30 days with a $20 fine. R Windleyson pleaded guilty to vagrancy and must depart the city immediately and not return for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Fr. J. Henrold
Edwin Jacobson
Omcer Osborne
Marie Mayfield
Osborne, Campbell and Edmunds
Ed McBride
R. Windleyson
Two Men Fined for Disturbance in City Limits
G. H. Flynn and Con O'Donald were fined $26 each after police found them firing a .22 revolver and knife inside city limits. The weapon, arranged to fire a bullet from the knife blade, was confiscated. J. Morrie was fined $10 for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Flynn
Con O'Donald
Murphy
Oficers
J. Morrie
Epworth College Founded And Planned For City Youth
A new undenominational institution dubbed Epworth College was organized by Methodist youth in the city. Meetings will be Tuesdays at the church parlors with a two year course including religious dramatics led by Miss Kester, Bible origins lectures by Pastor Mr. Werts, a recreational period, and a students council with Miss Lucy Ashlop as president. Diplomas will be awarded after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Epworth College
Werts
James ¥. Craven
Lucy Ashlop
Break Window At Meat Market Theft Reported
A burglary at the Third Street Market Tuesday night left one pound coffee and about five pounds of wienerwurst stolen from the show window after a glass break. An overcoat owned by Pat Lee was also reported stolen from a pool hall during a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Pat Lee
Card of Thanks for Cornelius O Connor
We extend thanks to friends for sympathy during the bereavement and death of Cornelius O Connor. Special thanks to the United Spanish War Veterans the American Legion and those who sent spiritual and floral bouquets from Mrs Margaret O Connor and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius O'Connor
United Spanish War Veterans
American Legion
Margaret O’connor
Cautious Promise Limits Responsibility for Purchases
A note states that T will not be responsible for anything bought by Beatrice Calucci wife of Pete Calucci Adv. It specifies that accountability for purchases lies with the buyer, not the author of the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Calucci
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Sian
Anaconda News
Muranti
Margar
Cord
Gillette
Iore Wein & McGrath
Whiting
Crane
Eaton
Pike
Standard Publishing Co
Undertaker
Bozeman
Anaconda
Secotee Repairing
East Third
E. L. Larsson
Helen Fagan
Advv
Maccabees
Postoffice News Stand
Ande Vange
Pa City
Yester
Joe Laravne
Barker Creek
Luxton & Drury
Phare
Copper City
Mary Alice Daly
Miss B. Muller
L. C. Taft
Cedar Street
St. Ann‘s Hospital
Fred Adama
Bille Goering
Letha Burgess
Miss C. Tuck
St. Ann's Hospital
Larry Magnus
Standard Composing Room
Murray Hospital
Mr. Roy de Larm
Genevieve
Pingree
N. D
BE. L. Kunkel
Pine Street
Mrs. de Larm
Mr. Kunkel
J. A. Hasley
Brunswick Phonograph
Fuller Drug Co
J. H. Lanahan
Social Seasion Adv
William Sigler
Minor
James Martin
James Danke
Lost Creek
van Ostrum
East Park
Schlappi's
RK. H. Buxtey
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Putman
Sawyer
H. Kurts
Osment
R. B. Abbott CO
Lavis
Kole
Burning Spring Canyon Nut Washoe Coal Co
Wahlstedt
Hogg Transfer Company
Presbyterians
High Court
Margaret
Acei
Phyilis
Jimmie Adams
Aiwanians
Pete Caluccl
Brunswick
York
Raleigh
Rexall
MaciIntyre’s Outfitters For
East Park Ave
Maguire
Thomas
Tom) Maguire
YY. J. Finnegan Sompeay
P.j.finnegan Co. Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Oak Phone
C.A. Tuttle CO. Funeral Directors Telephone
Dee
East
Deer Lodge
Vikess
Western Electric
Main St
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