Funeral for Hugh McDonald Today at St Pauls
The funeral for the late Hugh McDonald will be held this morning at 7:45 from Lawler and Climer parlors, proceeding to St Pauls Church where a requiem high mass will be celebrated at 8 o'clock.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1913
Page
5
The funeral for the late Hugh McDonald will be held this morning at 7:45 from Lawler and Climer parlors, proceeding to St Pauls Church where a requiem high mass will be celebrated at 8 o'clock.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians plans a hall reception for four visiting Gaelic league members. Fionan MacCollum and three traveling girls arrived in Anaconda and opened an exhibit at Copper City store yesterday. The display features hand rug weaving, Irish lace, and needlework with each girl skilled in a form of Irish craft. MacCollum will speak at the event tomorrow night.
MR. MATHEWSON of Washoe smelter joins a trip from Anaconda to Kalispell by car. He praises Granite county road improvements and the new Bearmouth bypass, commending local commissioners. He travels with his family and plans to spend Sunday in Missoula before continuing to Kalispell.
Montana clergy from Helena Butte Deer Lodge and more arrive for the silver jubilee of Rev. Father A R Coopman in Anaconda. A Knights of Columbus hall reception runs 8 to 10 PM with remarks music and two imported paintings gifted by the state priests.
Residents who lived here four years ago seek a furnished 3 or 4 room house for rent, with ad to call Ind 3117. Flying shuttle carpet loom and hand loom plus appliances for sale at 517 KE Third street, Anaconda. John Sullivan and family plus Miss Hutchens camp at Flathead country. Moose dance at Washoe park tonight. Mrs. M M Lavery and son James to occupy summer home at Cable after arriving from Long Beach. District Judge Winston held a short term of court in Deer Lodge and returned to Anaconda. Ladies Aid of Swedish Baptist church to meet and be entertained by Mrs. Joe Carlson lime kiln. A party including Malone, Walsh, Lefeuvre, O Rourke, Bellenger and Malone motored to Butte last Saturday.
In an inquest at Los Angeles officials blame between Conductor Emil Bartholomai and Motorman Joseph Forrester for the Vineyard station wreck that killed 14. Forrester says he did not see a lantern until 500 feet away and brakes failed. the road argues the distance was sufficient. The coroner's jury is impaneled with the inquest to begin tomorrow as the death toll climbs and the injured are reported. Names include Erna Alter, Ollie Akley, Jacob Barman, Merle Evans, Sidney Johnston, Veronica Miller, J. C. Murray, Mrs. C. G. Norman, Irwin Platz, William Taylor, and unidentified victims.
New supply announced for Mayer’s dress and work shoes for men. Boys’ shoes and Martha Washington shoes offered. Located at Thueson, 560 East Park. Advy.
Anaconda residents Nick Vucinich and Miss Ana Belobraidich traveled to Deer Lodge where they obtained a marriage license from the clerk of the court and were married by Justice of the Peace H G Valston this morning.
The Deer Lodge County assessment roll is finished and filed with the county clerk. The board of county commissioners will meet as a board of equalization on Mondays and Tuesdays from July 21 to August 11, 1913, inclusive, with possible continuous sessions if required. Ray Reardon, County Clerk, Anaconda Mont, July 14, 1918 Adv.
A crowded local scene features the Eagles, Moose, and K C clubs meeting tonight. Social updates include Mr and Mrs C C Gibson visiting Anaconda, Miss Angela Urich at Race Track, and Miss Agnes Devine in Butte. Also noted are new births, hospital recoveries, and upcoming dances at Washoe park.
The city council last night completed its monthly duties and adjourned to August first. Repairs for city hall were ordered with bids to be invited within eight days, including roof painting and replastering of the council chamber. A new sewer district was created and a petition for an arc light at Fourth and Madison streets was approved.
The city band concert on the common features a lineup including George D. Sherman’s Grand fantasia from Wallace opera Maritana, Tobani Joy of the World, Moonlight Serenade, Willow Grove March, and Blue Bells of Scotland. Tobani America closes the program with marches and dances conducted under C. L. Barnhouse and T. Rollinson arrangements.
The funeral of P. K. Sullivan, a well known Montana pioneer, occurred after his death Friday night. A solemn high mass was held at St. Pauls church, followed by a procession to Mount Moriah cemetery for interment. Pallbearers were Anthony Barrett, M. H. Barrett, Manus Kane, William McAndrews, Bartley Conroy, and Joseph McCarthy.
The Grand offered A Villain Unmasked a two reel feature about a counterfeit schemesman who woos a widow before being exposed by her son. The program also included industrial subjects Cloisonne Ware and To get Practice of the Atlantic Fleet, comedies Apple Pies Putting One Over on Cutey and A Taste of His Own Medicine, Diplomatic Circles at the Alcazar, Pathe Weekly No 30, The Pyramids and Sphinx footage, and a Mayo moonlight song by Mr Chase. The showing repeats tonight.
MacCallums beat Goodfriends 13 to 7 after eight innings as darkness halted play. Pete Curley pitched well aside from a rough inning. McHale went 3 for 4 with two home runs and five runs scored. Umpire McDermott stopped the game. protests over Lynch, Sullivan, and Nelson addressed by the commission.
Clem Gordon, identified as a Negro, was fined $5 in Judge Sanderson's court yesterday afternoon for hitting another colored man. A bartender at Fred Gangner's saloon who was arrested for keeping open after 1 am pleaded guilty and received a $5 fine.
The article questions whether Sunday night's frost in Deer Ledge valley marks the last frost of winter or the first frost of the new season. It notes a rare July cold spell and mentions light snow at times, with ice forming in shallow pools near Silver Lake and the courthouse.
In Anaconda the lawn remained white with ice following spraying. Crop damage appears limited as potato vines were killed but tubers near maturity may have reduced keeping quality. Financial loss is not expected to be significant since crops can endure some cold.
From the New York Press a study of eight German beet growing estates shows soil stimulation from beet culture boosting wheat yields by 5.95 bushels per acre, rye 1.59, barley 6.51, oats 5.77, with cattle numbers rising and net income up as much as 70 percent.
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