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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
11
Anaconda brief lists taxi services Orton Bros and Is-Is, shops, lost items, for sale offers, and a large batch of social notices and travels. It notes William La Pointe leaving for Ely Nevada, dance events at Moose hall, plus community short items on residents, visits, births, and local business notices.
Mr and Mrs Frank Pendleton of Wisdom spent yesterday in the city on their way home from an automobile tour of Bitter Root and Deer Lodge valleys. They were joined by Miss Edna Jacobson who had been visiting with them in the Big Hole basin.
Mer Victor Day of Helena conferred with Rev Father Coopman about the formal welcome for Bishop Carroll on his arrival in Butte next Sunday from Rome. FE Riddle, known in railroad circles, shows signs of improvement after six months of serious illness. A juvenile baseball game between Trail garage and Tigers halted at the eighth, Tigers leading 9 to 8, with Swanson and Strezich on the Tiger battery.
The Knights of Columbus extended their winning streak by defeating the Foundry team 9 to 5. Despite uneven scoring and many errors, the game stayed engaging as the Knights pulled ahead in the second inning with four hits and an error, never relinquishing the lead. Karas pitched for the Foundry, allowing eight strikeouts but walked five, while D Callan also pitched well. Van Dick to Logan completed a double play, with McDonald excelling in center field.
Miss Marian Murphy of Spokane will stay with Miss Neva Mayo through the Fourth. Mr and Mrs Eugene Griffin welcomed a daughter this week. Edwin J Cummings attended Lieut Fred Molthen's funeral in Butte. S P Wilson to deliver the Fourth of July oration. Several out of town visitors, including Lou Blood and others, were in Deer Lodge. District court witness J H Lyle from Blossburg acquainted.
In Deer Lodge Judge George B. Winston held a short district court session. The Cash Grocery Co. was awarded 781 dollars against W. C. Kester Jr. and Della St. German. An application for a writ of habeas corpus by Thomas Lurie was set for July 20. Attorney H. A. Tyrand of Butte represents the plaintiff.
All retail stores will stay open Saturday July 3 until 9 p m and will be closed Monday July 5 in observance of the Fourth of July. Anaconda Clerks Union announces the holiday schedule.
Final tribute paid yesterday to Archie J. Kimball. Funeral at family home on Elim Street featured songs by Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Whitman. Attended by former railroad associates, Elks and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Graveside rites at Hill Cemetery. Out of town mourners included Kurtz, Jones, Conlon, Reid, and Kimball relatives. Pallbearers listed.
A special notice from the postoffice department to Post master Burke of Anaconda invites proposals received by July 26 for suitable premises to house postoffice operations under a five or ten year lease starting May 1 1921. The current lease runs to that date.
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