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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1920
Page
6
Mrs. Jonas Hauser of 604 East Fourth street Anaconda died at St Ann's hospital after a brief illness. She had been a longtime resident of Anaconda and leaves the family shaken by the sudden loss.
A large circle of friends mourns a local resident. Survived by husband, an assistant general foreman at the reduction works. Twin children Joy Emerald and Gladys Burrell, 16 months, also survive. Funeral Tuesday at 5 from the home to the Methodist church for 5:30 services led by Rev. Charles Wolfe. The husband will then take the body to Brooklyn for burial with Mrs Kaufman.
Anaconda welcomed a flood of summer visitors starting Saturday night and continuing Sunday as crowds from Butte and other regions used the Butte Anaconda & Pacific line to reach nearby resorts and picnics. Many residents hosted dinners and lawn gatherings while others prepared for travel to Silver Lake and Deer Lodge for planned celebrations.
O W Belden a Montana House speaker from Lewis Town visited the city as a guest of Senator J B Goose. He heads a Fergus county bank, farms, trades lands, and backs the Judith basin as a Republican of the old school. He conferred with leading Republicans on state campaign matters and left for Butte. He is not seeking office.
Notice to all retail clerks to attend a regular meeting on Tuesday night to discuss wage scale changes to the constitution and by laws, and to elect officers. Members are urged to bring their union back and not miss the gathering.
The books for June will close July 6. Pay dues at City drug company's store. THOMAS F. MURPITY, Acting Clerk.
Local items list taxi services and fares, rental offerings, music at Washoe park, and social notes. Obituaries for Eli Tomasevich and Mary Carroll are noted along with funeral times. Baseball results at City league park and recent wool shipments, dairy tests, train arrivals, and Fourth of July weather are reported. Busier social and business mentions include visitors, shop rentals, and local entertainers.
Mr. and Mrs. T Emerick announce the birth of a daughter at their Twin Falls home on June 30. The child weighed seven and three quarter pounds and is named Betty Lucile. Mr. Emerick worked as an Associated Press operator with the Standard for about two years before their marriage.
The B A P railway runs a special train from Anaconda at 9 30 a m to Silver Lake and back leaving Silver Lake at 7 30 p m for 70 cents round trip with half fare for children July 5 picnic event details and timing.
W O W notice states June books close promptly on July 6. Hogan clerk signs the notice.
Deer Lodge county did not have delegates at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. Fans at home followed the proceedings with keen interest as standard bulletins were consumed rapidly. Some disappointed officials hoped for continuous balloting until a nominee emerged. The Sunday suspense remained uneasy through adjournment Saturday night.
A University of Wisconsin Madison School of Mines class led by K K Shorey visited Anaconda Copper Mining Company yesterday and will tour the smelter plant today and Tuesday. Students I S Turmaine, J R Jordan, M Wc Fark, W Holmes, W W Walters and C K Tsoa will inspect departments after a week in Butte. En route they toured Homestake in South Dakota and will visit Coeur d Alene in Idaho.
The B., A. & P. railroad offers a $1 round trip between Anaconda and Butte with tickets on sale July 4 and 5 and return valid until July 6. Special trains depart Butte in the afternoon and at 12:45 a.m., while Anaconda departures are July 4 at 8 p.m. and 11:30 p.m., July 5 at 8:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. The last Butte to Anaconda train leaves at midnight from Gregson.
M P Mahoney Hauser died at St Ann's hospital on Sunday morning. Mrs Jennie Hauser wife of Jonas Hauser aged 34 years. Funeral from 604 East Fourth street Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock to the Methodist church for 5 30 service by Rev F Wolfe. Body to be sent at 6 30 to Brooklyn for interment.
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