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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1927
Page
11
A truck overturned in Corvallis this morning injuring no one, as the driver escaped with minor injuries. The vehicle, en route from Mansfield to Corvallis, was brought back to town for assessment and repair, with no severe damage reported.
A damaged newspaper styled classified fragment lists lost and found, jobs for males, and numerous rental ads. It mentions aid for trained workers, employment agencies, furnished rooms and apartments, and several Anaconda Montana notices for rental houses and flats. Names of places and generic terms appear with partial addresses and rates.
A jagged OCR page shows a dense listing of trades and contact lines including carpenters, assayers, and mason types, with scattered addresses and phone numbers. The fragment hints at a legal notice about closing of a municipal property or proceeding, mentioning Deer Lodge County and a probate context with dates in 1827 and related references to witnesses and hearings.
Gribinau, arrested by county authorities, was arraigned this morning in district court on a statutory charge. His plea of not guilty was entered. The case involves alleged theft and related counts tied to a prior incident at a rural property. His wife accompanied him, and deputies transported him to the county seat for proceedings.
The Dillon Rotary Club announced a Ladies Night dinner with honored guests and new year resolutions. Members Ralph Melads and others prepared a program with carar'nments, while Beavherhead basketball and local civic notes filled the Dillon news column. Funeral arrangements were pending for a longtime county figure, and local officers for the Ota Fellows were named for the year.
McCarthy funeral for James McCarthy will be held Friday morning at the family residence 1033 Caledonia Avenue in Cehock. A Requiem high mass will be celebrated at St Josephs Church at 9:30. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Paricot funeral for John E. Paricot will be tomorrow Saturday morning at 9 o clock at the Daip-Shea funeral-chanel. Mass to be celebrated at Lawrence's Church at 9:30. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.
The text lists multiple funeral notices for Pearl Graham Davenport Lee Gilling and others. It details services at Lafayette and St Patrick's churches, High Mass, Holy Cross and Mount Moriah cemeteries, with interments and Masonic rites. Names include Pearl Graham Davenport Grant Davenport Collins and Lee Gilling along with relatives and locations in Minnesota Missouri and Washington.
Emil Pere and Mrs Harry Hongsingr with daughter Shirtes persitned home today from Putte after visiting friends. William Gregovich visited Butte yesterday from Philipsburg. Murray McDonald left for Ilall for some time. Nate Bure Jr Duncan Frazer and Henry Hullett went to Tutte yesterday to remain for some time. Mr and Mrs William Mantey are in the city for a few hours on business from the lower valley.
The newspaper notes A B Cook of Townend receiving the grand prize for a Hereford cow at the Ogden show's dairy cattle division. Other obituary notices mention funeral arrangements for several local residents including William Weich and Gene Byton.
Boneph Richards and Pioneer Undertakers George T Wade advertise funeral services in Rush County with contact at 45 South Montana and S-Phone 307.
Three Deer Lodge banks reveal strong 12 month growth with deposits reaching about 48 per capita on a population of 2700. Reports note a gain of 210000 in 12 months and total gains surpassing 1.28 million since, reflecting substantial expansion in financial status.
Deer Lodge January 6 The I Masonic Lodge applied to the city council for purchase of cemetery land to expand burial plots. The area, large enough for 614 lots, would serve passing members and their families. The council agreed to sell the parcel for 600 dollars, with final action expected within days.
Deer Lodge radio club plans a meeting next Monday at the city hall to discuss interference with local radio operations. Officials will study the issue and consider a plan to eliminate it as a CarED bearing a value of about $1000 is noted in route from Seattle.
Hamilton Jon reports limited arrivals at the Bitter Root courthouse as few new faces appear. The brief note notes scant changes in personnel or attendance with no significant events recorded.
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