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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1925
Page
8
Dilllon area notes report Henry Bierer returning from Dillon yesterday after visiting friends and discussing local stock matters with F. B. Bierer. Orr, a well known stockman, plans a brief stay while Gaye and Enis are mentioned in passing. Sep Feber calendar hints and a few scattered names appear in the local item.
Deer Lodge held a 12 member anniversary event at the Deer Lodge Halaty on Wednesday night. Members and their wives attended with Dr C Powell acting as toastmaster. Speakers included Charles Goodale president and Frank Venable secretary of the Butte club.
In Deer Lodge on January 22 a jury acquitted Harrington of taking 250 dollars from Dick Woods after testimony from multiple witnesses. Justice Peterson presided over the trial. Other Deer Lodge notes mention local business, a Seattle visit, and sheriff Jack Hice of Missoula.
Acting pastor of the Baptist Evangelistic Association died at Bozeman hospital from pneumonia after weeks of illness. He was about 68 years old and had recently ceased preaching. His death ends a long evangelistic career widely known in the region.
Delegates gathered at a Mount Methodist church for the closing service of the Butte district conference. The bishop urged full dedication to Jesus and sacrificial service, stressing the need for Christians to understand Christianity for themselves and for society.
John Theodore Thomas, a longtime Anaconda carpenter and pioneer figure, died at the family home 720 West Third Street after eight months of illness. Born in Poynette, Wisconsin, 66 years ago, he helped erect many of Anaconda’s early buildings and served as a Carpenter’s union trustee and Modern Woodmen member. He survived by his widow and three children Roy Myles and Annie, with funeral set for Saturday at the family home, Rev. Knotter and Rev. Groeneveld officiating. body to be shipped to Poynette, Wis, for interment. Friends are asked to omit flowers.
Plans for a new stack at the county jail began yesterday as iron workers raised a pole to tear down the old stack and install the new. The aging stack had been in use for about nine and a half years and county commissioners deemed replacement necessary, drawing a large crowd of spectators.
The Imperial presents The Hurricane Kid starring Inimitable Bob Gibson and directed by Edward Sedgwick. A western romance full of action and human interest promises thrills with a dash of comedy.
Caves for the annual minstrel show of the Butte lodge of Elks have been fixed for February 11 and 19 at the Broadway theater. Many of the old favorites are returning to perform with the group in this community event.
Evangelist J.1 last night preached on The Significance of This Loving Age comparing modern times to Lot’s era. He cited rampant pleasure seeking, misused affections, and urged readiness for Christ’s return and God’s coming kingdom. The speaker promised a second sermon titled Where Are We in Millennium or Beyond.
Solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for John P. Darcy at St. Peter's church this morning at 9 o'clock. The funeral cortege will leave the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Darcy, 513 East Seventh Street, at 8:50.
Mary Philbin stars in The Inheritors a Universal Jewel adaptation with a modern girl lead and a strong supporting cast including Walter Hines Grace Darmon and King Baggot director. An added country store prop and a prize merchandize giveaway accompany the Friday show as local patrons attend the screening. Also reported is the burial of Joseph Daly Jr the day-old son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Daly of East Sixth Street with funeral services held at St Pauls church and interment in Mount Carmel cemetery.
Anaconda Kiwanis members observed their tenth anniversary at the Montana hotel dining room with an address on Kiwanis ideals a plan for the Harding memorial and talks on ten years of Kiwanianism In Vancouver British Columbia a proposed site for the memorial funds estimated at 32180 to be raised by voluntary subscription The program was led by the education committee and featured speeches by Attorney D H Read International Trustee John M Mors and Rev Hugh D Darsie among others The event highlighted club growth civic effort and a push for international goodwill with attention to the Canada United States friendship and the Harding memorial ideals
Dr Dodd a Montana hotel eye specialist with 30 years practice claims eye strain causes nervous ailments and that his glasses offer cure. He uses an optethalmoscope and reteniscope to assess errors and many testimonials praise relief and miracles from wearing his glasses.
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