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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1925
Page
9
Anaconda residents observe Greek Christmas today with a morning ceremony and extended week long celebrations. Hosts bake huge cakes and serve delicacies at each dinner party while visitors from the mining city join Greek colonies for dancing to close the anniversary events.
Gordon Sheehan Harold Elbretson and Chester Martin faced charges in district court yesterday for stealing items from a summer camp lodge west of Anacondas. The trio, released on $2 bonds, await trial after county officials pursued the case, with two defendants represented by D H Morgan and the third without counsel.
Butte curlers clinched a series in Anaconda with a tight matchup. Readable names include Biate-Lantz, Oke, James, and Bryson among competitors, with McKay, Jackson, Emer also noted. The fragment hints at a 10 to 4a score context and additional players such as MesMirtan loran and Meg.
The Bluebird theater opens a different angle on the flapper in the story of Rose Ann Brainard. June Marlowe stars as Rose Ann, a thrill seeking wife whose daily actions surprise and define her restless character.
The funeral of the late Dan Murphy, long time resident, who died at St Ann's hospital Monday morning, will be held Thursday at 4 30 in the morning from the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Clark, 720 West Park Avenue, to Hill Cemetery.
Solemn requiem planned at St Peter's Church for Joseph Michelien with high mass at the hour to be announced. Interment will follow at Mount Carmel Cemetery.
The Anaconda bowlers plan their eighth annual ball after a special meeting at the Tomer alleys. The dance will be at AO H hall on Saturday evening, January 14, with a well known orchestra.
Numerous short items from Anaconda note social visits, business travel, and community events. Mentions include Ross Quick’s trip to Butte, Mrs. Walter Grimes visiting Butte friends, Miss Edith Larson and Vic Larson guests of the Martins, and Edith Milkwick returning from the state university to Mimoula. Also listed are hotel arrivals, local trades, a millinery clearance, and a De Molay meeting at the Masonic temple with other misc notices.
An old ad promotes Zemo as a cure for pimples blackheads and eczema claiming it clears skin. It mentions a penetrating antiseptic liquid suitable for day or night use and lists a trial bottle price and a premium soap variant.
A mammoth ten part production portrays two brothers in love with the same woman. The lovers move from fierce rivalry to intimate tenderness as good and bad love collide on a crowded urban stage. A brisk tale of romance and mischief drawn from Thomas Burke.
A damaged sermon fragment notes Evangelist Mutt Ma ie preaching on Christ Crowded Out with the text there was no room for the inn. The piece hints at inviting Christ into the heart, contrasting a crowded heart with spiritual space, and mentions plans to continue the theme across days from Sunday to Wednesday with references to church routines.
After Monday's severe blizzard, Anaconda temperatures dropped far below freezing for hours. By afternoon, the mercury rose briefly to around 20 degrees but soon fell to the mid twenties and continued sliding last night, signaling a sharp cold snap.
Members of the Thespian colony of the Anaconda High School elected officers including sergeant at arms Mite Warren and sponsor The scene notes preparation for an ensuing production.
Richard Rahfeld, arrested Sunday on a vagrancy charge, received a suspended sentence after a hearing before Pollos Judge OT Murphy. He was ordered to leave Ana conde and departed last night amid a complaint from a young woman alleging unwanted advances.
Special Merchant department of the store had been smashed but nothing was reported missing. The owner said he covered the broken window about 11:30 o’clock Monday night while making rounds of the business die.
Arthur C. Davis will remain in his role as clerk and recorder following a confirmed appointment. Details specify duties in public records and administrative oversight continuing at the office.
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