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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1925
Page
7
Dora Holt of 2649 61th Street Philadelphia reports a wary patient seeking explanations about various tonics and remedies marketed as sanative. The note indicates letters asking for information about medicines and their effects.
The Telephone Company plans to start work to extend service in the Shelby area as soon as weather allows. The project targets a general expansion program to improve direct connect capabilities along Route 8 and surrounding portions.
The University of Montana Glee Club directed by De Loss Smith presented a strong Broadway theatre program to a small audience at the Broadway theater. They also performed for Butte school children yesterday. The 27 member Greg club sang old favorites and new numbers with encore after encore. De Loss Smith, with 13 years as director, sang four numbers including There Is No Death. Miss Berry accompanied with piano solos. The Varsity quartet, the Grisly Symphoneers and Mac and Malm provided close harmony and jazz, while the African Harpists offered banjo melodies to rousing crowds.
Ratnoon a native of Wisconsin and resident of Montana survived by family. Services held Tuesday at Holy Cross cemetery. Mougen Sherman J. aged 31 former United Water Army captain, remains at Daly Shea mortuary home. Mother and brother expected from South Dakota to complete arrangements.
Testimony details the confrontation at the stairs where four men gathered, Verner's claimed shots, and Duggan's account of Verner admitting to shooting Stepan. Witnesses describe the aftermath, the victim’s overcoat, and the chase following the Hiadum Norick incident as trials proceed with jurors filling the courtroom.
Public library hosts children’s hour this morning led by Miss Faye Hahn, Girl Scout captain. Storytelling focuses on a tale claiming “Thirty thousand players are made each day by factory,” presented for young listeners.
Miss Gish faced a legal fight with Duell company over a 28 film clause while both sides filed brietes by Feb. 24. Lawyer Max D Stur asserted the producer could terminate the deal anytime and accused Duell of falsehoods about marriage plans. The hearing drew Gish and her mother as spectators amid claims of damages and disputed terms.
Senate and House agricultural committees advance hearings on the farm body report. Opposing groups will have a chance to present. Diana invites Department of Agriculture experts to discuss the report and the department's cooperative and grading work. Chairman Carey pushes for McNary Haugen farmers export corporation measure passage.
H M Cady of Billings touts Campbell system via Montana Development Association and local clubs to boost non irrigated wheat. With $12,500 cash and gear, $30,000 program, and Hardy W Campbell guidance, 1923 yields rose from 15 to 37 bushels per acre, with clubs reporting up to 61 bushels.
Detectives Rodda and Gerry and Patrolman Calpin arrested a man who gave the name Clayton Reim at 411 West Park Street for tearing a screen and entering a home. He is jailed for investigation into burglaries of several West Side homes and town rooming houses in the past week. He denied two Thursday night break ins as officers searched his person at the city jail.
The final chapter in a series of Ely family tragedies unfolds as Antone Ely, 22, slain at Wilkeson Washington, is laid to rest at St. Patrick's cemetery in Butte. Father Frank Ely, asphyxiated in a South Butte well, died days later. Antone's body arrived from Beattie and will be buried in Spokane after services at Sherman & Teed chapel in Butte.
Thursday find Richards parlors to take charge of funeral arrangements. Surviving relatives include his mother Mrs Flore and his brother and sister J H Monell and Mrs W N Haterty, all residing in Kalispell, with additional mentions of family in Kalispell.
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