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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1925
Page
8
A fragmentary ad style passage extols Pinex as quick relief for throat tickle and cough. It touts simplicity and cheapness, claiming rapid penetration and comforting effects for families, with mention of concentrated compound and towels. Various jumbled phrases imply consumer satisfaction and broad household utility.
Dillon February 3 Gargoyle Stamatic club of the Montaxe Normals college presented two one act plays in the college forum. A number of townspeople attended along with students. Under the direction of Hilda Hendrickson the dramatic department head planseries for February 24 featuring cultural dancing by Patt Bilam Bernie and dances to be used in Windmills of Holland an operetta by the music department February 2 and 3.
Star notes a funeral service for a beloved matron at the Masonic hall with East Relativen pallbearers named Kennox Casidne Lei Fred Dart B. Phegerala Holts Adame and Jay. Dillon reports from normal college notes about vocational conference for young men in Boseman and winter quarter program announcements with March 10 to April 10 deadlines and a visit to Armantend Sieg Gone 68 Lamm ts.
Harlowton February reports show Mrs B B Risthon returning home after a visit with friends. Attendees at the E L Shumaker funeral included W Clark, Ward Beley, and Jake Karnop. Local visits feature Harlowton residents with Shawmut, White Sulphur Springs, and Lewistown connections. The Wheatland county attorney attended Shumaker’s funeral in Springs. Mrs. James Andrews hosts the Ladies’ Aid at St. Joseph’s with Mesdames Arnold and Buckley assisting. Messages note residents planning moves to Mil City and touch on church circle gatherings and legislators’ weekend returns.
MontanA state education report received recently shows district results with 824 schools counted, sophomores and juniors percentages near state averages. Data indicates high school enrollment distribution and graduation readiness across Montana towns including Anaconda.
Anaconda bowling action at the Smelter city league night produced close scores after the Tri City tournament. In A league the Coca Colas defeated Maxie Sports. Hunthausen Grocery and Standards also beat the Bankers in B league.
Next Saturday night the grand opening of the Rose Garden dance pavilion. Mr. Anderson has managed several large dance pavilions on the coast and, with Mr. Wilgress, promises a high class venue.
Sheriff James Gallagher travels to Sidney Iowa to seize James Gordon, wanted on a grand larceny charge in this city. Gordon was arrested on a county warrant yesterday, and Gallagher began the pursuit to bring him back.
Rumors circle around a former star of the Montane football team who may join the Anodes. Reports from San Francisco say the player could suit up for the coming season, amid speculation about his readiness and fit with the organization.
The notice recalls McKain’s varied baseball career years ago with teams including Pittsburg Nationals and Mines Teague. It highlights his leadership at Mullan Idaho and his active role as a trainer and feature in local games, noting his lasting impact on the sport in the region.
A genuine oil painting from Droge Belgium, copied by a renowned studio, is shown in Sadders- Ham Dry Goods window on Main Street Anaconda. Victor Day of St Pauls Church brings the Madonna della Sedia likeness to town, with a detailed description by Father Day noting Raphael’s masterful Renaissance works and the cherished Our Lady of the Chair imagery.
A wide cast anchors a story of incompatibility between a young couple at the Margaret theater tonight. The Darling to New York follows a baby’s longing for her father as actors improvise to satisfy a child in a changing drama. A fisherman named the butterman draws a hooting sound at the harbor.
Ba Neal, a colored man arrested last week on a charge of stealing coal, was arraigned before Justice Pringle today and entered a plea. Trial was set for this afternoon.
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