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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
12
Father Quinan, at St Pauls church, warned that indifference to belief leads to wholesale denial of Christianity. He argued truthfulness is divine and that faith sustained through history shows Christ is both God and man. He urged adherence to Christ and His doctrine to save souls.
Charles Flood and Miss Eudemia La Pointe wed privately in Butte with ceremony by Mer Victor Day at the Church of the Sacred Heart. The private Advent nuptials surprised friends. Flood, a WWI veteran, works locally and the couple plan a short honeymoon before returning to Anaconda.
In a letter to the Standard the writer blasts poolrooms as a bad influence on underage youths and calls for names of establishments to be published. He notes a 500 strong juvenile list and urges parents to provide better home life, citing a high school vault burglary arrest and police cooperation with owners to keep minors out. Anaconda, Dec. 18, 1919.
Driveways to coal bins must be shoveled clear and gates opened. If drivers cannot reach bins coal or wood will be delivered on the sidewalk or as near the bin as possible. Firms involved: F. W. Peckover, Anaconda Coal, R. B. Abbott, Washoe Coal, and others.
The management will compensate the arrest and conviction of anyone found stealing tenants’ property at Alpine apartments.
For the first time Deer Lodge County held two district court sessions simultaneously. Judge George B. Winston presided over the state case against Ray Cobban, while Judge Asa Duncan heard Charles P. Hough Jr. vs Mrs. Frank K. Butler in a temporary courtroom. The Cobban defense rested as night fell and opening remarks began.
The city manager form of government will be debated this evening by high school seniors and juniors. The event opens to the public at 7 30 in the assembly room with Principal Chester A Marr presiding. Judges are T P Stewart Mrs W E Gaily and Ed Burke.
A matron found her baby perambulator missing from Copper City Commercial store near the elevator after returning from shopping. Officer Beausoliel tracked the gas buggy and located the boy who had taken it for a joy cart.
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