Unlonded Gun Death Shocks Lincoln Family
Joe Rodich an 11 year old Lincoln pupil died at St Anns hospital after a gun incident with Joe Ostronich 15. Ostronich claimed the pistol misfired while testing a .22 rifle at a works site leading to a neck wound. Authorities say delays in care contributed to the death with an inquest to be held tonight.
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Joe Rodich
Anna Rodich
Alder Street
Orlock
St. Ann's Hospital
Joe Ostronich
Ting
Tal
A. J. Willits
Ostronich Boy
Fleming
Rodich
Lincoln ‘School
Quiet Christmas Observed in Anaconda City and Churches
Christmas in Anaconda passed quietly with homes and churches as the focus. Returned servicemen added joy to families, and notable festive meals occurred at hotels and restaurants. Churches reported high attendance with multiple Masses and carols conducted by local clergy and college staff. Children received gifts at Salvation Army events.
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Anaconda
County
Sheri Marve Green
Turey
St.Paul's
St. Peter's
Spe
E.’E. Pickell
Ehoir and i Girls
Our Savior’s
Paul J. Strege
Salvation Army
First Game of Season Promised Saturday in Anaconda
The season opener in Anaconda features the high school basketball team against the alumni in Daly Gym. Players like Mayes and Beal are expected to lead the attack as the team aims for a strong start.
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Anaconda
Daly
Elon
Ana
Sint Ca
Baby Boy Munson Dies After Brief Illness
Robert Walter Munson aged 3 months son of Mr and Mrs H R Munson of 416 Alder street died suddenly last evening after an illness of only a few hours. He is survived by two brothers Karl aged 8 and Glen aged 3. Funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the residence.
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Robert Walter
H.R. Munson
Alder Street
Karl
Glen
Anaconda News in Brief Highlights Local Notices
A compact Anaconda roundup lists a variety of items from ads to social notes. It mentions dance events at Moose hall and Five Mile, theater-like attractions, lodging and rental offerings, lost items, business notices, and local visits, with several names and addresses such as Plaza cafe, Wahilstedt optician, Davidson block, Standard building, and Park Street.
Anacondan Visits City Amid Holiday Returns
Anacondan arrived in the city yesterday for a brief visit with old-time friends. Mrs. Blythe remains living in Butte and joined him. Martin Harrington, earlier with Bremerton navy yards, is spending holidays in the city visiting his mother. Mrs. E R Fink and children left yesterday for Drummond to visit Mr and Mrs J Shannon. Mr and Mrs C A Bergstrom of Seattle are visiting the Gallagher home. Mr Scott and family of Butte spent yesterday in the city for Christmas at the Kellys. Charles Smollock, back from Portland, left yesterday with Mrs Smollock for Galen to visit relatives. he notes Portland feels dull.
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Anaconda Anglers’ Club
Lepke's
Clear Factory
Oxford
E. Park
Mique O'Toole
Butte
Anaconda
Anacondan
Mrs. Blythe
Martin Harrington
Bremerton
Wash
F. W. Peckover Company
Scott
Charles Smollock
Portland
Ore
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Sylvester
Pitts
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Chase & Sanborn’s Crusade
Alice Joyce
Durand
Rex Beach
William Duncan
Ford Educational Weekly
Lewis
Ena
Eal Fuller Drug CO
Amer
Bart Para
Hutomo
Wnson
Robert Walter Munson
Son Shana
Mil
M'Dermott & Danielson Puneral
Anaconda National Capital
By Thes
Anaconda News
Alco
Plaza Cafe
Wahilstedt
Optician
Moose Hall
Melander
Third St
Davidson Block
Cabeos
East Fourth
George J. Kern
SE. Wedin
Ramsay
The
West Park
George Ward
Great Falls
Peter and Panthall Frida
Baptist Missionary Society
J.T. White
East Sixth Street
P. J. Fitzgerald
W. A. Herkowski
Roy Phelps
Walkerville
Walter Duffy
Schlappi
L. C. Stockdale
Missoula
Rock Springs
Diamond Coal
M. Blythe
Spokane
Harry T.morey
Cleo Madison
Ier
Paramount Aircraft Picture
Harold Lloyd
Bluebird
Chester
West Side
R. B. Lewis
Hirch Street
James HW. Murphy
East Park Avenue
Sanderson
C. A. Tuttle Co
Telephone
Bel
George Bseity
Marguerite Gourtot- Witten
Frank L Smit
Pathe Distributors
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