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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1918
Page
15
A digest of city happenings lists visitors from Helena Anaconda and Deer Lodge, arrivals at 117 East Park and 728 West Sixth, and events at Moose hall and Royal Neighbors. Includes marriage license issued to Joseph Ke and Mary C Egbert, theatre and fraternal gatherings, job moves, party reservations, and sales at Copper City stores.
Max Flint of the reserve engineers, Company 39, Camp Joseph Johnston Jackson ville Fla, writes Jan 4 to a friend in Anaconda about life in service. He reports a ball game with three homers and a three bagger, notes upcoming battles with major league and South Atlantic league teams, Army outfits, good meals, drills, and moonlit nights in Florida.
Among the Anaconda boys who returned to their studies at Mount St Charles college in Helena yesterday after visiting relatives in town were Leo Lutin John Spellman Aloysius Gilmore Philip Callan Patrick Mulligan Henry Murphy Eddie Morris Joseph Callacher Philip Marron Walter Marron Ted Collins Jack La Salle and Frank Lawler The Rev Father Pirnat accompanied the boys as far as Butte.
Residents faced a winter scene as a lone elephant from a traveling Pantages act trudged along Main Street. The animal belongs to the troupe set to perform at the Margaret theater tonight, adding a whimsical interlude to a frigid evening.
Steve Perin, the boy shot by a companion on the Largetich ranch in the west valley Sunday afternoon, was described as critically injured but somewhat improved Wednesday evening. Doctors remain cautiously optimistic about his recovery as of last night.
The Rev. J. W. Ward rector of St. Mark's Episcopal Church will lead the union service this evening at First Presbyterian Church. This concludes the week of prayer with focus on Home and Foreign Missions.
Readable fragments describe hockey themed knitwear in plain colors for women and children. Items include infants night gowns, kimonos, sacques and sacques in white daisy cloth with pink or blue trimming. Some pieces remain for today at low prices.
All broken lines, samples and odd coats from our regular lines are entered in this clearance today and Saturday. Some coats cost more than double our sale price. Styles include belted, semi-forming and conservative models in dark oxford, cheviots, black meltons and fancy tweeds. All sizes, $2 to $42. Copper its.
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