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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1926

Page

8

Funeral notices for Oliveri Fink Waananen Curnow Trezise

The death notices list multiple funerals. John Oliveri and another for Fink will be at homes before mass and church services at Sacred Heart and St Ann's with interment at Holy Cross cemetery. Waananen and Curnow remains are at Sherman Reed home with upcoming services or pending details. Frank Trezise services set Thursday at 2 PM with Rev. Charlies Cole officiating. interment Mount Moriah.

Waananen Aili Waananen Sherman & Reed Mountain View Cemetery

One of the Many Features of Our Complete Service

A funeral chapel offers family rooms and a music room at no extra charge as part of its complete service. The notice lists LADY ASSISTANT FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN with two phone numbers 57 and 68 for contact.

Thankful notice for sympathy and floral tributes

The family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the bereavement. They especially thank those who sent floral offerings. Signed Mrs. D Fellows and family.

Sons of St. George Wesley Chapel William Knuckey D. Fellows

Dillon Bureau reports 2000 gallons of confiscated liquor destroyed

In Dillon on December 21 Sheriff Dan O’Neoney and deputies auctioned 2000 gallons of seized liquor under court orders. The confiscated liquor from past liquor raids, including beer whiskey and moonshine, was destroyed as spectators watched.

Dillon Cld Shariff Danooney

Delinquent Tax List Shrinks in Beaverhead County

Beavershead county’s delinquent tax list for the year is under half of last year’s total. With first half 1936 taxes checked, the delinquent amount stands at 12,900.56 dollars, compared with 41,692.09 the prior year, marking the smallest delinquent list in several years.

Dillain Beavershead Jess Bertie Mathewe Beaverhead

Alice Roe Leaves to Join Parents in Monrovia

Dillon December 21 County Superintendent Alice Mtoe will leave tomorrow for Monrovia California to join her parents and make her home. Mtoe has been superintendent of Beaverhead Schools since 1922 and was twice elected by substantial majorities. Deputy Superintendent Mae Wivera Peterson will run the office until January 1 when Mae Sprinkle, elected last month, will assume duties.

Dillon Alice Mtoe Monrovia Cal Mise Toe Haseen Beaverhead Mae Wivera Peterson Mae Sprinkle Corvalius Corvaliis Wee Harry E Howard Fierce Fou Claire Wis Mr. Fierce Corvallis R. Frogee Misa Winifred Frogme State Normal College Julia Hob Utt Edwin Bay Bobbie Columbus Bay Vance Bay Imma Quast Ruth Popham Alpha Stordoeck The State University Missoula Corvallia Louis Wolfe Hamilton Mr. Wolfe Ravalli County

Three Hoop Games Arranged by Montana State Normal College

Dillon, Dec. 21. Three basketball games have been set by Montana State Normal College under Coach Bruce Hollister. The schedule includes Montana School of Mines in Butte Web, Montana State College in Bozeman Feb 4 and 5, with a pending Jan 24 game against Montana State College. Practice matches with independents at Sheridan and Twins Tridunes early next month. Football plans include Mount Saint Charles in Helena Oct 8 and Ricks College here Oct 15 for next fall.

Ricks College Hollister

Dillon Fire Rates Lowered by 7 to 25 Percent

Dillon notes reductions of 7 to 25 percent in fire insurance rates by the board of underwriters. The move cites the Dill lon volunteer fire department, efficient city water system, and low past fire losses. Also included are local notices: administrator discharged in Margaret Gibson estate, guardianship report filed, Reno visitor to spend two weeks, and other Dillon business items.

Diluvon Dillon Dillon. Dee F. ID. McAvoy Reno Noev W. F. McAvoy W. N. Biehler Armatead Eva FE. Stocker Annie Stocker Grant Fred Carter Seattle James Underwood Bannack Rank Kellum

Senate fund inquiry reopened on Pennsylvania race

Representative Graham of Pennsylvania asks Chairman Reed to reopen the senate campaign fund investigation into the primary expenditures of Senator elect Wade of Pennsylvania. The request came from Graham as chair of the House Judiciary Committee.

Associated Press Washington Senate Campaign Fund Investigating Committee Elect Wate Pennsylvania Reed Graham House Judiciary Committee

Cypriot pottery sent to Montana for Christmas

Montane readers will receive Cypriot antiquities dating 1400 to 2200 years as a Christmas gift. James Latimer Bruce donated the items, including glass vessels and oil lamps, dug from tombs on the island. Bruce, formerly a Butte mining manager, now runs Cyprus mining properties. J W H Murphy, a well known Butte man, is state purchasing agent and former Davis Daly company auditor.

Nelena Isle of Cyprus Montana James Latimer Bruce Butte Ruce Murphy Atate Brice Save Prravee Dames Tratimer Kence Jie Putte and Superior Inter Davis-Daly Company Dayla- Daly Anaconda Company Bruce J. W H. Murphy Silver Baw County

Oil Concern Files Papers in Helena

The Wismont Oil Company of Milwaukee has filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state, capital stock set at 25000 dollars, with J. N. Thelaw of Great Falls as resident agent. The Tomahawk Mining Company of Sheridan filed articles with incorporators L W Dinnie and Malcolm Bowden. The Clark Fork Ot Company announces dissolution.

Associated Preas Helena Wismont Oil Company Milwaukee Wis J. N. Thelaw Great Falls Tomahawk Mining Company Sheridan Mont George T. Coolidge Mt. Kleen N. Y Malcolm Bowden Clark Fork Ot Company

Rotary club hosts Christmas party in Philipsburg

Philipsburg news notes a busy day with residents visiting from Maxville Missoula Butte and Hall. Rotary club meeting led by H A Featherman included songs readings and talks. Local births reported and several residents returning home from travel announce business and social visits.

Philipsburg Ryne Wieckburg Mildred Maxville O. Tearson Ivor Johnson Misa Jane McRae Hall Mary Jenkins Guy Suigart Lower Valley Katherine Naption Naption Rock Creek Rotary Club Rotary Rooms H. A. Featherman A. C. Knight JL. Maxson Dewey Price Fred Anstice Tyr. Power M. J. Turner Butte Forest Buck” Cummings

Bitter Allot News Darby Corvallis Banks Pay New Dividend

Dec 21 Hamilton Depositors in the closed State bank of Darby and the Corvallis State bank will receive a Christmas dividend. Receivers say the two banks have paid 35 percent and 17 percent respectively, with more dividends expected as funds are collected and applied to secured indebtedness.

Allot News Darby-Corvallis Hamilton State Bank of Darby Corvallis State Bank R. A O'Hara Chrisatroas Darby Bank Corvallia Bank O'Hara Corvallis Bank Darby Institution Corvallis

Christmas Programs Set by Hamilton Schools

Dec 21 report lists Christmas programs in Hamilton city schools to be held Thursday Dec 25. Highlights include Hamilton High with Girls Glee Club Christmas songs and carols by Alice Yarbrough and Martha Sherman, plus a lighted tree. Lincoln school features multiple grades with stories, songs, and a Christmas tree. Washington School grades join in songs recitations and stories.

Hamilton Glee Clan Alice Yarbrough Martha Sherman Lincoln School Fanse- Jow Miss Nobineon

Taxes Collected In Ravalli County Show Strong Turnout

Ravalli county reports November tax collection near 231000 with about 69 percent paid in full and 3 651 receipts out of 4500 notices. County Treasurer ly Franks says the rate is better than last year and that delinquent and half payments account for the remainder. Corvallis notes follow with local moves and Christmas observances.

Hamilton Ly Franks Ravalli Franks Mr. Franks

Beg Brothers in Deer Lodge Aid Fund Reaches 190

In Deer Lodge on December 21 Den Hertz Jr treasurer announces the Beg Brothers organization holds about 190 to aid the poor in the city and nearby rural areas. The amount more than doubles the previous year’s collection by the Lig Brothers.

Suit Over Grain Is Taken Up In Court

In Deer Lodge on December 21 the district court spent much time hearing evidence in the O. W. Perry Company versus Sheriff Mallen case to recover grain allegedly owned by the vited party. The report also notes community church gatherings and local poultry market activity including a loon captured at the W. S. Bailey ranch and shipments of turkeys and guineas to the state’s Christmas market.

Deer Lodge District Court O. W. Perry Company Mallen United Church South Methodist Church W. S. Bailey Ranch Bailey Place Pete Haas Corvallia

Grain case move to advisement in Powell county court

The plaintiff and the selling mercantile company operate in northern Powell county. The sheriff took possession under a writ of attachment secured by another mercantile firm and the grain was sold. Judge Winston departs tonight for Phillisburg as the court takes the case under advisement.

Powell County Winston Phillisburz

Kiwanis Club Reports Strong Finances in Deer Lodge

Deer Lodge Kiwanis treasurer Dan K B Atrz Jr submitted an annual report showing the club began with 8.76 in checking and now holds 747.17 with total resources near 3700. President J Maurice Deitrich recounted key activities while plans were made for midwinter Kiwanis conference in Butte and a Ladies Night program at Hotel Deer Lodge. County Attorney Pat Keeley and local residents were noted in Deer Lodge news notes with brief visits and movements.

Deer Lodge Deer Lodge Kiwanis Club Dan KB. Aertz, Jr J. Maurice Deitrich Deer Lodge Club Kiwanis Clubs Butte W. J. Paul Hotel Deer Lodge

Prohibition Enforcer Reports Montana Cases and Fines

Collins, special assistant in the attorney general’s office, notes in 18 months of enforcing prohibitions that $81 cases have been processed and $45,967.31 in fines collected. Three months of hunting season yield six deaths and no serious injuries. J. P. Wallace reports Sheridan county council of action considers legal action over newspaper references to county treasury robbers.

KW. OR. 6Collins Montana J. P. Wallace Sheridan County Council of Action

Three Montana hunters die in season hunting accidents

Three Montana hunters were killed during the hunting season which ran from September 16 to December 21. One shot himself to avoid death from exposure after being wounded, another died from exposure while a third became lost and was presumed dead. Names include Philip Driscoll, Farney L Colesty, Samuel Clark, James Keefe, John Houghland, and Henry Ramey.

Associated Press Helena Montana State Geome Department Philip Driscoll Butte Farney L. Colesty Rillings Samuel Clark Missoula James Keefe John Houghland Clinton Henry Ramey

Ragtime Bowling Tourney Pleasing Start At Peer Lodge

Pleasing interest is shown in a ragtime bowling tournament at Peer Lodge begun last night and running through the week on the Ltoen alleys. With stores open at night, city league team play is paused until after Christmas as players compete as individuals.

Peer Lodge Ting Ltoen

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Butte Borel Co West Broadway Newman Phollie Newman Peoria Everain Milwaukee Railroad Daly-Shea Edward Ll. A. Whipper Katherine James Pat San Francisco Harry Hul T. Chope Frank Currie Edward Sullivan Daly Shea Company Mortuary South Idaho Sherman & Reed Funeral Chapel Sam R. White Panera Directors and Embalmers South Main Street Butte Aerie Keagies Butte Order of Canmels Rooney John H. Rooney F. W. Rooney North Henry Street Milton Mass KB. A. Robert Dorothy Harrington Joseph Ayers Salt Lake Jack Adams Wuducah C. M Francis V Paul A.rooney Walter Vincent J. Rooney Los Angeles Walsh Francis Y. Rooney North Henry Street M. J. Walsh CO West Park Street Larry Duggan North Main Street Bastph Richards and Pioneer Undertakers George T. Wade Fred Root South Montana St Gosselin & Harkins Funeral Directors Mres East Park Street Wendell Canon Monument Works Dillon Bureau Alice Roe Angient Pottery Montane James L. Bruce Butte Man OIL Concern Philipsburg News Bureau BIG Brothers Lundy's LANG Lundy's Lane By J. Carroll Mansfield Moe Blomus Ontario Becent of Brown Niagara River Chippewa Scott Brown AN Tolvas Ceccauna Aiewspapsr Syndicate AVING Canada Santa Claus Krause Gloriana Krause’s Chocolates Kiwanis Club Pat Keeley Jameson Jameson & Vaughn Bozeman H. F. Kelley Helmville Greta Nelson William T. Cotter
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