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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1925
Page
5
Local society notes list visitors and guests in town including Joseph Schmabel of Basin and J H Phillips a physician, with various mentions of hotel stays, Rotary banquet attendance, and business visits. Wealth of names and places such as Basin Billings Neihart Helena White Sulphur Springs Philipsburg Missoula Great Northern and Butte hotel life.
The readable fragments describe a windshield incident with multiple names and places scattered through a jumble of letters. Key entities include Beatte, Beretta, Saga, Tecate, and Buena. The text mentions a meeting or action near a mine and references several surnames and locations without clear context or coherent events.
The second night of revival in East Side Butte featured Rev. Charles F. Wolfe delivering a sermon on John 15 7 urging alignment with God s will over material desires. He stressed spiritual values, the 100 days of evangelism, and praying for Butte s salvation amid rising crime. Commutation approval followed for Daniel Merrigan from 10 to 16 years for first degree murder in 1912.
Thomas Moore arrives in the city as guest at the Thorn sporge E Snell of Billings. D B Smith of Great Falls and Walter W Sanford of Billings register at the New Finlen on brief business visits. Miss Anna Haugen of Warm Springs guests in Butte. Joan McKenna arrives from Lewistown to spend a few days on business. Mr and Mrs Peter C Valston and party from Philipsburg attend Rotary Club banquet.
Bishop H. Lester Smith will preach at Mountain View Church at 11 oclock Sunday during the Butte district conference. He has served in Detroit and in India and comes with a program featuring local and visiting clergy, with open services for the public and luncheons at the church.
A Silver Bow County nurses meeting reviewed the American Nurses Association report from Detroit. Miss F Curlee outlined state and local needs and legislation as nurses discussed yearly program aims and cooperation in advancing the nursing profession. Also, David J Clark and Violet Johns of Butte obtained a marriage license at the Silver Bow county courthouse.
The Butte trustees commended coach Harry Dahlberg and athletes as champions of the past year. The board approved moving Dahlberg from office payroll to teachers payroll based on 28 days per month. Also announced are a carnival at Clark Park rink and a new class for backward students beginning next semester.
The Mountain View Methodist church hosts a two month night school with four courses led by a strong faculty from local high school and State School of Mines. The program, supported by multiple churches, offers free courses to the community and expects large enrollment. Participants should contact the church office or report to the Brot Curtis I Wilco of the State for more information.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a homicide scene with a photograph and a suspect named Garechok. The report mentions a pearl-handled item and a morning at a courthouse, with a fatal fall or blow noted in a room. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
The United States Supreme Court affirmed a prior decision in favor of the Yewen Bros bank of Butte. Attorneys Canning and GI counsel say the court found that an appointment does not necessarily imply incurrency of the Yewen co partnership. The ruling was handed down on January 3.
The Butte street car men union will hold a morning meeting at Pyth Fameantin in icetock. Secretary Tom Morgs Ko Mcdonald and Edward Telo will join the executive board, with another member to be appointed.
Mrs W B Casey of 206 North Crystal Street returned to Butte from Eureka Utah where she went on the news of her mother Mrs J M Baker. Mrs Baker is still very ill.
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