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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1918
Page
7
A store promotes gift ideas for all ages highlighting items such as watches, wallets, smoking stands, pocket knives, jewelry, vanity boxes, bead bags, and toilet sets to guide shoppers in choosing appreciated presents. The list includes watches, wallets, pistols? and various personal accessories like rings, ribbons, and cut glass items.
Butte notes list numerous visitors and arrivals over the weekend. Residents from Dillon Billings Helena Sheridan and Cameron join locals at the Thornton Leggat Acoma and Finlen hotels. Military and former service members also appear among guests and returning travelers.
Lieut Richard Flood of Anaconda arrived in Butte last night after serving in camps in Michigan with infantry regiments. A large Anaconda delegation greeted him and he expressed pleasure at being back in Montana. Mrs May Butte and family mourn the death of a 42 year old relative, with funeral arrangements incomplete. Surviving relatives include Thomas Keegan Mary Griffin and Thomas Griffin of Min.
Continued from page one the piece lists Rhine province Messe Nassau and Westphalia Coblenz fourth Swabia with Württemberg and Hohenzollern Stuttgart fifth Bavaria Sixth German Austria with Wesemark Caenatus and the Tyrol seventh Brandenburg and Prussia with Mecklenburg Pomerania Posen and Silesia capital Berlin
A condensed AP dispatch from Berlin notes Estonia and Latvia see Bolshevik progress as negotiations between central German soldiers council and Bolshevik leaders fail to produce a demarcation line. The Bolshevik forces reportedly include four divisions advancing in the region.
The report says Bolshevik troops near Valk advance toward Tiga while a soviet government forms at Viga. M. Stutsky heads the new regime issuing a proclamation that Livonia is under soviet law and land ownership is abolished. Luxemburg sees German minister von Buch expelled and ministers flee to Paris.
More than 1 000 people gathered at the Knights of Columbus auditorium in Butte for a tribute to Father Peter De Siere, longtime pastor of St. Patrick’s Church. Knights of Columbus state officials led the service with clergy, laity, and music honoring a priest who left Belgium for America to serve the church.
The funeral for Gwendolyn McKenzie 51 died at 37 West Porphyry Street is set for Monday afternoon at 2 30 at Richards Chapel with Rev M D Huddon presiding. Interment follows at Mountain View Cemetery beside her husband Ambrose St McKenzie and sister Mrs Doe Deyotte.
Sage reflects on a new era as the nation completes its duty in a challenging year. He praises workers for skill and stamina and envisions an America where liberty rests on justice and might bows to right. The speaker calls for unity and courage to meet the future.
In Vladivostok on December 19, the Red Cross follows a railway aid plan recommended by John Stevens of the American Railway in Russia. Clothing will be distributed free to workers who have not been paid for months, showing remarkable faithfulness. Mr Stevens and Col. George L, general manager of the Great Northern railway, have arrived from Harbin.
Roland and Morris, American ambassador to Japan, will confer on marking the Transsiberian railroad. An inter allied conference was to be held today to push a hospital at Nikolsk to combat typhus fever after about 160 cases from Bolshevik prison train victims.
Paris Dec 22 The first column of the Matin was censored with only headlines visible. Headlines reference a utopia realty theme and conditions for admission to a society of action. General Pershing visited the Rhine frontier in private car amid low local awareness of his presence.
The funeral will be held at 9 20 o clock at Holy E E C Fenidence 611 Southing Street Fenidence Ruth Wyoming Street. The remains of the late Sioguint are at M nding Inatrition funeral notice later.
Remains of Lillian Mtorey aged 24 reported at Damigin Undertaking parlors. John S Saunders remains at Daniels Milbon Undertaking parlors. Dolores Walsh daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Walsh died aged 9, arrangements at Tremaine Undertaking parlors. Funeral for Hrennai to proceed to church with Mass and Holy Cross cemetery interment.
Augusta Jacobson aged 22 died in this city in 1918. Remains are in Sherman and Steed's parlors pending funeral arrangements announced by the firm.
The notice lists funeral details for Edna Cloonan aged 8 with a private service. It notes burial at the old Catholic cemetery after a mass at St Mary’s church and mentions the forwarding of remains to the city for burial. It references illness as the cause and a Spanish influenza era context.
The funeral of Clarke will be at White's parlors tomorrow Tuesday at 10 o'clock with interment at Mountain View cemetery. Arrangements for Andrew Linquest have the body at White's parlors and funeral plans will be made today.
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