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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1925
Page
3
Puzzle theme suggests everyday speech over archaic terms with entries like inexpensive and dawn. Clues touch on Latin And French words, silk fabric, dried grape and mine guardian, with downs covering light items and a medley of names and titles. Includes renowned symbols, a famous woman, and a noted American diplomatist.
Beaking Beck and Walker minstrel troupe of 18 performers to perform at the Broadway theater tomorrow. The company is composed of refined musicians and vaudeville entertainers, brought here with high regard and promising value for patrons.
E F Benson Northern Pacific agriculture development agent says the Atkinson land survey in Montana will aid colonization. The survey aims to map every foot of land and publish a report detailing parcel use for permanent settlers and farming potential.
A busy program at Butte High School includes tonight’s Girls Debate League meeting and parliamentary practice sessions. Debaters will tackle whether the U S government should discontinue zeppelin use with named participants. A cast session for the play Spreading the News follows after school in the study hall. An assembly yesterday featured Grace Taylor on piano with southern songs, and Ruth Winslow led a comical Uncle Tom Cubu entry. Students are urged to submit employment office names to Student Council. Emanuel Lutheran congregation plans its annual meeting alongside Dorcas society activities.
Eugene Redfern aged 22 and Mildred Aimore aged 18, both of Buite, obtained a marriage license yesterday at the office of J. F. Driscoll, Silver Bow County Clerk of Court.
Mrs Joseph McKinnon hosted guests including Mrs Maude Haynes from Freemont Cal for a pleasant afternoon with luncheon and music. George Owsley, 1937 George Street, moved from Murray Hospital where he had been ill and shows some improvement. Anna Anderson of Silver Bow Street entertained with a lively home party featuring games, music, and luncheon. guests included Helen Kis, Lilly Peterson, Linda Eriison, Pearl and Steve Andron, Carman Chapman, Kremer, Helen Gabse, and more. Mrs Maude Haynes’s mother Mrs Frank Me moved to the Vinyard home at 125 Silver Bow Street. Alfreda Hoskin plans a visit from her granddaughter Mrs Martin of Walnut Street. A Baker hosted the Ladies Aid of the Welsh society. Camp Fire Girls skating at Holland rink, with many attendees. Bridge and card parties noted, plus mentions of Rev Rhodes and Lantern Society events.
Health ad notes thousands suffer stomach upset and indigestion. It praises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable mix that arouses the liver and smooths bowels without cramping or irritation. The ad claims improved appetite and energy as undigested foods pass through the system.
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