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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1919
Page
5
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Pensive items list newborns in Butte with addresses and dates in December. Mentions of magazine arrivals at the P O News Stand and holiday visits by George McIntosh and his daughter Mamie McIntosh to Anaconda friends. Also notes a baptism at Grace parsonage by the Rev. Philip Kinnecock.
Rialto theater lights up for Christmas with real evergreens and cedar boughs arranged by manager E J Myrick and his wife. Festive garlands, fresh coast greens, Santa in the ladies’ room, mistletoe, stars, and a Merry Christmas sign enhance the stage and balconies. New Year’s Eve promises a three part show with a burlesque skit and Chaplin film.
D. D. Parker sues Northern Pacific for 20250 dollars claiming permanent injuries from a December 17 passenger train collision with a freight train at Deer Lodge. He alleges back and head injuries with internal hemorrhages and permanent incapacity.
The B A P railroad runs special trains on New Year’s Eve leaving Anaconda at 8:00 p m and 11 30 p m and from Butte at 8:00 p m and 12 45 a m passengers urged to plan ahead for late travel on year end holiday services
Notice for an Eagles event inviting members to celebrate the old year ending and the new year starting with dance and entertainment. Free admission for members with up to two accompanying ladies. bring official receipt. DAN HANLEY W. President JACK ROWE W. Secretary.
The funeral for E F E Snavely will be held at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday at 2 PM. All members and traveling brothers are asked to attend. Buffalo meat available at Metropolitan Market, 119 East Park Street.
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