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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
11
Mike Ivankovich aged 80 beloved uncle of Dan Ivankovich. Remains at Mahoney Undertaking Parlors. To be moved to 622 Mast Park avenue Saturday at 2 pm. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm conducted by Rev George Milosavijevich of Butte.
Allen McDonald an aged colored man homesteading a dry ranch near Stuart was brought to the city in precarious condition suffering from malnutrition and diseases. He collapsed in the downtown area and was taken to the hospital for treatment. He and his wife previously lived on a Silver Bow county homestead and have faced destitution with aid from local charities.
Gus Hill again brings the farcical twins Matt and Jeff to the Margaret with a lively company of comedians and stylishly costumed performers. The show features jingling music written for the laughs and is billed as the funniest yet in Matt and Jeff's Dream.
Local notes list Stage's offers, rentals, and ads for coal, furniture, and services. Names include Wahlstedt optician, Melander's studio, Zollman’s, Beaudry rooms, Oxford, Kelly & Tuchscherer, and Stage's tool line. Community updates cover exams, travel, a dance at Five-Mile, and business moves by I H Chara, Charles Branscombe, and Pat Fitzgerald with family notices and pending collections.
Michael Ivankovich, Serbian born pioneer and longtime merchant in Anaconda, died yesterday at 312 East Commercial avenue from a stroke. He arrived in America in 1872, moved from Tonopah to Anaconda in 1888 to run a grocery business with Sam Pramenko, later ran a saloon, retired five years ago, survived a 1898 axe assault by a Chinese assailant who was later imprisoned.
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