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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1920
Page
7
H M Dengler the income tax collector for Butte said exemptions for dependents do not guide who must file. Any person earning 1090 or more who is not married or living with a wife must file a return, while married people with income up to 2000 may also have to file.
J. C. Horter a Wall Street sugar broker from Nutley New Jersey planned a celebration but found his wine cellar empty. He met another broker who offered 110 pounds of sugar in exchange for gin whiskey and Burgundy wine, and the swap was conducted seriously.
A late midnight Chinook cooled a week of chill with light rain and a thaw. Temperatures rose from 24 above to 38 40 as clouds may clear today promising springlike weather in Butte and ending the cold spell.
Percy Stodden son of Mayor W T Stodden and license collector in City Treasurer Herman Strasburger office resigns and plans to move to California possibly San Francisco to pursue business. Mrs Stodden left for Los Angeles to visit friends and will join in San Francisco. Harry Grimes son of Magistrate 4 J Grimes assumes the license collector post.
Paris dispatch from Turin reports Italy's strike agitation continuing with hundreds of agitators arrested in Verona and other cities. The government has called up the army class of 1900 as unrest persists.
New York state births have fallen by 36000 since January 1, 1918 due to wartime effects and high living costs. Commissioner H M Biggs notes the death rate over the same period is at a multi year low as society seeks economy in daily life.
The article lists high masses for the week at St. Patrick's in Butte, notes renovation completion of the school including a lavatory and laundry funded by the Ladies' Aid Society, thanks to organizers, and outlines parish activities with schedules for the Young Ladies sodality and Boy Scouts. The new heating plant is to be installed next Sunday with full payment pledged.
The Young Ladies sodality will receive holy communion as a body at the 8 o clock mass next Sunday. The junior sodality of the Children of Mary joined at the 8 o'clock mass yesterday. The Thomas Ashe branch of the Friends of Irish Freedom meets in special session tonight to plan a monster St Patrick's day celebration.
The mission at St John s will open next Sunday under the direction of the Rev Father Pipp Holy hour on Friday from 7 30 to 8 30. The boys sodality received holy communion at 9 o'clock mass yesterday. Ladies Aid and Altar societies will also receive the sacrament. A high mass of requiem will be held Tuesday at 8 for Mr and Mrs Tim Downey on their first anniversary.
The boys division received holy communion at the 9 o clock mass yesterday. A grand social and reception will be held in the school hall on February 3 with an afternoon session for children and an evening social for adults. The ladies of the parish run the event to aid the sisters home and its furnishings. The parish annual report will be issued next Sunday.
A grand card party by the ladies of the parish is announced for Friday evening. Play starts promptly at 8:30 and the committees promise three hours of real entertainment for all attendees.
An up to the minute musical comedy titled The Prince of Mikao will be staged by Holy Savior parish youth next Sunday afternoon and evening. James Cummings directs as producer with added city talent. Cast list to be released Wednesday.
The first week of the mission began with an 11 o'clock mass and a sermon by Rev. Father Donegan. A crowd probably the largest yet at Sacred Heart attended as the week focused on women. Morning masses are at 6 and 8, with evening services at 7 30, and Father Joyce urges every woman in the parish to attend for special grace and benediction.
Margaret Kelly marks a second anniversary with a mass on Tuesday at 8. A month's mind for Michael Kelly Wednesday at 8. Nora and John Sullivan celebrate a first anniversary Thursday at 8. An anniversary mass for Bridget Callaghan and deceased Callaghan family members Friday at 8. A special intention mass Saturday at 8. Callaghan club grand social postponed to Tuesday Feb 10 at 8 after postponement notice.
A one week mission at St Ann's opened with Rev Father Pipp delivering the first sermon. Father Lesehner hopes every parishioner attends. Masses are at 6:30 and 8 in the morning and 7:30 in the evening, with three closing masses next Sunday including the papal benediction. A parish social at Mrs Mountain’s Cobban and Adams streets home drew about 150 guests, with music stories and surprises, for parish benefit.
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