Cupid, Red Cross Telegram Spark Anaconda Romance Tale
Confusion at the civilian relief committee centers on a Red Cross telegram from Camp Tolson. A local Anaconda girl’s letter to Private X provoked a chorus of rumors about courtship and furloughs, with one member leaving her file to pursue a sweeter mission. The affair involves a drafted mechanic and a promised future reunion awaiting his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Relief Committee
Red Cross
Camp
Cupid
Anaconda
Lndy
Swain
Old Prospector Remains Interested in Montana Affairs
Granville scumre’s death leaves David B Weaver as the sole surviving original Montana mining prospector. He has spent the winter in Whitestone Long Island and plans to visit Florida. Weaver renews his Standard subscription and reads Montana legislature proceedings daily, noting the death of O M Harvey of Livingston, former legal adviser for Emigrant Gulch mining operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Scumre
Montana
David B. Weaver
Whitestone
Long Island
New York
Florida
Standard
Weaver
O. M. Harvey
Livingston
Emigrant Gulch
Ers
Mrs Stupka Funeral Held In City At St Peters
The funeral for Mrs Mary Stupka was held at 8:15 yesterday from the family home at 17 East Fifth Street and proceeded to St Peters Church for a requiem high mass at 8:30. Interment followed at Mount Carmel Cemetery. Pallbearers included Matt Persin Mike Kraker Mike Pirotta and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Kraker
Mike Pirotta
Smith
John Priebe
Setae Cou
Red Cross appoints 15 to honor loyal workers
The National Red Cross announces a plan to recognize women and men volunteers with certificates and insignia. Certificates honor six months to 18 months of service with specified weekly hours, while women may wear a ribboned badge and men a service button. A special committee led by four local members will process claims and secure insignia for eligible workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Red Cross Society
Teed Cross
Red Cross
W. A. McManamy
W. A. Bower
Rod T. Williams
FL. St. Jean
Iynia
Local Anaconda notices and ads list services and sales
A compact set of city items lists taxi services and phone numbers, local optician Wahlstedt and dentist Turton, coal and merchandise promotions from Copper City and Diamond Disc Edison ads, theater and event notes, plus brief mentions of residents and a hospital visit.
Fragmented City Notes Reveal Bets, Travels and Local Events
Sums and listings show residents visiting Spokane and Tacoma for work or pleasure. A Studebaker sale offers a six cylinder unit with terms. Local officials attend Helena meeting. city attorney and Alderman return. A church dinner and missionary canvass planned with regional pastors. Cirrus clouds noted miles high.
City Board Allows Dances While Maintaining Funeral Sanitation
The Sealth city board in the Montana hotel red room approved lifting the ban on public dances while upholding rules for handling influenza deaths. Dr. J M Sligh noted dancing as a passion, Alderman Grimshaw backed the motion, and the board kept funeral carriage limits and body disinfection rules. Helena reported a calm influenza picture with only one new case in five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of
Sealth
Montana
J. M. Sligh
Slueh
Grimshaw
Dr. Sligh
Fourth Legislative Assembly
Kome Rif
Sbrenel
Anaconda
Board of Heart
Suia Tate
Maze
Byrne
Helena
Fall of Barbary Coast at Margaret Theater
The Fall of the Barbary Coast begins a three days run at the Margaret theater with matinee and evening shows. The production has sparked a furor in Hutte, led to two extra days, and a Seattle run is cited as record breaking. It portrays a minister’s fight against a major system, with dramatic scenes including a church storm by women of the underworld. Children under 16 will not be admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbary Coast
Margaret Theater
Hutte
Fin Uas
Seattle
War Chest Dues Urgent as January Payments Due
The war chest office will meet today and tomorrow to balance the books and review arrears. Several subscribers have yet to make December payments, with the auditing committee to invert and pass on. Trustees suspended payments from Jan 1 to allow arrears clearance, urging timely payments as a matter of honor. In sports, the Brunswicks beat the Arties by 394 pins, led by Fan with 543 in two games. Sunday school at St. Mark's Episcopal invites past and present scholars to the social at the Dewall, 211 Oak Street, at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Chest
Arrics
Brunswicks
Arties
Ror Fan
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Dewall
Oak Street
Velock
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Kelly
Chase & Sanborn’s
Ortega
Richelieu
Hershey
Almeria
Washington
Jonathan
California
Edison
MAZDA
Haison Mazda
Columbia
Eakman
Phiad
The
About the City News
Alco Taxi
Anaconda Taxi Service
Wahlstedt, Optician
Park
Ralph Smith
I. Turton
Durston Building
Liberty
Croent
Bluebird Building
East Park
Anaconda Cos
Copper City
A. C. H. Hall
Larson
Carlson
Minneapolis
J.S. ‘Thomas of
Missoula
Joseph Baraci
Spokane
Best Coal
Diamond
Rock Springs
Hiawatha
Washoe Coal. Co
Charles Halston
Big Hole Basin
Wyoming
Peckover
Sehlappt
Charles Dolan
East Third Street
St. Ann's Hospital
Dolan
Thomas Marron
Sehlappl
HL. Villeuneuve
Studebaker
Tolan
Samuel
Davenport
Tuan
D. H. Morgan
Andrew Mannarine
S George Jensen
Tacoma
Haw
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Horace Kinney
Jack Hamill
Long Beach
Lews Golike
Rore
Man
Frank Daywalt
Brother
Hit Daywalt
Thie City
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Yesterda
Y Thomas Lynch
Mr. Sig Goodfriend
Wil Ave
Chicago
New Orleans
Tid Fahey
Teft
San Vedra
Cal
William H. Trippet
F. M. Davidson
Municipal League
Emery Kell
Paul TH. le Vaneer
Vislt
John Dyer
Ndition
Jack Rominger
Mloyne
France
Mattoon
William Fox
Gladys Brockwell
Board OF Health
Cole
Odence
Margaret
Saus
Broutson
Borgan
Rt Artic
Eich i ‘i Rundstadier
Young
Mehrans
Srusse
Vayior
MacCallum’s
East Park Avenue
Kuener
Taylor's Chili Sauce
Sorman
del Monte Chili Peppers
Sunkist Lemons
Voc
Abe
Fancy Valley
A. O. H. Hall
Abbott Co
Eastern Peeing Co
Goldeen
Flood Burlviad
Nasconda
National Bank Capital
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