Hallway Hopes to Touch a Familiar Object
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1925
Page
8
A corridor scene follows a student or resident seeking a familiar object. The piece notes actions, emotions, and a quiet moment of connection within the hallway setting.
Kiwanis meeting in Deer Lodge led by district trustee A J Luedeman due to absence of president W E Keeley and vice president Maurice Dietrich. Guests Mabry and Aubry McDowell Felix Warn John Quigley and others spoke. musical program by Mrs R W Canell. plans discussed for July joint meeting with Rotary and Helena district convention.
Powell post No. 10 of the American Legion will host a mid-summer social at the City pavilion with Sheridan's orchestra from Missoula providing music. The event aims to please dance lovers and starts at 9 o'clock Thursday evening.
Deer Lodge notes list residents traveling for vacations and visiting relatives across seasons. Myrtle Wil and two sons Wayne and Rus sell depart for Sioux City Iowa for two weeks. Senator W J Paul leaves for Alabama on business. Mrs F L Percy and son visit Deer Lodge hosts.
Mrs Virginia Charette pleaded guilty to bootlegging in Beaverhead County. Judge Ga Rodgers sentenced her to four months in jail and a $500 fine. She is the second woman sentenced for liquor law violations in the county and has been on bonds since arraignment a month ago. The judge warned violators that liquor law breaches harm themselves and urged her to refrain in the future.
Dillon learns of the death of Mrs. Joseph Campeau in Oak and California after a lingering illness. A longtime Dillon resident, she and her husband moved to California about five years ago and she was survived by many local friends who were saddened by the news.
Haying operations opened in earnest in Beaverhead valley with nearly every farmer harvesting a bumper hay crop. The season benefited from ample rainfall producing a large yield and expected abundant winter feed. Labor is readily available as workers flock to Dillon, while Pig Hole basin and higher valleys will start in 7 to 10 days on large ranches.
Charles Brenner was in Dillon yesterday on business from his Horse Prairie ranch. Mr and Mrs D C Gosman of Lima are visiting several days while Mr Gosman attends the regular event.
Dillon residents and visitors are noted in a sequence of brief mentions. Henry Thompson, chairman, was ill yesterday from his county office. George Oliver of Salmon City Idaho spends a few days in Dillon. Arren Shaw and Hugh Scully with Frank Eliel head to Bozeman for a state education meeting. J D Bradenberg from Lima handles business in Dillon. W J Bray from Centennial valley attends to affairs. William Dunn of Bannack visits. Alice Roe county superintendent returns from Billings after an operation. C W Jones Monida visits Dillon. Mrs Peter Olsen from Melrose spends a day here. Herb Gilbert of Alder and Mr Mrs Nelson of Sheridan are in town. Joe Smith leaves for home.
Charles Hedges a 34 year old war veteran is found dead in his mother’s kitchen with a gas stove on. Seven sealed letters marked personal lay on the dining room table and his wife’s picture with four children faces the victim. He had been treated at Fort Harrison for war injuries and was to return there today. Despondency over separation cited as cause.
The Montana quake of June 27 damaged five Gallatin county schools. A total repair bill of 62057 covers only work to render buildings habitable and safe, excluding decorations or equipment salvage. Individual estimates include Willow Creek 1271, Three Forks 18868, Manhattan grade 13998, Logan 6628, Manhattan high 19492.
Bozeman Montana July 7 The state board of education received annual reports from four state correctional and charitable institutions after inspecting Montana State College Montane plant. Girls vocational school Helena shows 78 residents with 37 874 17 general fund and 4 332 16 bond fund expenses. Miles City industrial school 119 residents with 60 973 96 general fund and 95 850 60 bond fund. Twin Bridges Orphans Home 228 residents May 31 with 78 202 18 general fund expenses. Boulder deaf and blind school report not filed.
A ship docking at Plymouth in May carried 1 800 passengers from Austral who had left the Old Country, many over 25 years ago, seeking new beginnings.
June test report from Bitter Root Valley Cow Testing association shows 308 cows averaged 779 pounds milk and 82.4 pounds butterfat. Top small herds and individuals listed, with Lucy Princess Johanna IL leading the butterfat at 82 pounds. Several local residents and visitors noted in travel and hospitality items.
Hamilton July 7. Carl Evans of Darby plans to reside in Butte where he will represent a Billings building and loan association. Mrs. J. Bryce Haradin of Seattle visits her parents Mrs. and Mrs. J. J. Fitzgibbon and will stay through the month. Tomato Johnson the Bitter Root Tomato King made a July 1 market debut with ripe tomatoes and reports one acre yielding $4,000. Andrew Loftus and family from Darby take a 10 day Yellowstone auto trip. George Lapp and wife from Butte visit Hamilton on an auto trip.
Numerous residents and visitors from Anaconda Butte Missoula Miles City Billings Seattle and other Montana towns spent the Fourth of July in Hamilton. Notables include Chester Comb Owen Comb Mrs Louis Lindmeyer Otto Kretzer Hettie Mills and Dale Storms with local residents and travelers sharing tours via Skalkaho highway Bitter Root Sleeping Child and Medi cine Springe.
Allen Davis a 25 year old leading man in the play White Cargo was shot in the shoulder and head by his chorus girl wife Edith Parker formerly Mrs Davis in an apartment where he was dining with Melville Anderson and Harry Wagstaff Gribble. He was taken to Polyclinic hospital in serious condition. Mrs Davis was arrested for felonious assault.
Swampscott Massachusetts July 7 heat returns to the summer schedule as a sultry day reaches 96 degrees in Lynn near the executive offices. President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge mark the first anniversary of their son Calvin's death at White Court with luncheon guests Frank Mondell and wife and an evening dinner.
In San Francisco a naturalization hearing ended with Nicola Samarzich saying he did not know what happened on July 4. Federal Judge John S. Partridge refused citizenship until Samarzich learns the significance of Independence Day.
At the funeral the coffin was borne from the stately church to the mausoleum at Beivout Castle in a farm wagon drawn by four draft horses.
The Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound, created by Mrs Lydia E Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts, is promoted as a remedy for women. The Pinkham company claims to be the largest user of roots and herbs globally with laboratories in Lynn and facilities in Cobourg Canada Mexico City Mexico Barcelona and Paris.
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