Esteemed Pioneer on Last Prospect
The funeral of Charles Connors 85 who died at St Ann s hospital Tuesday was held at M P Mahoney chapel with Rev Robert A Cameron officiating. Mrs Paul Bailor sang and Mrs George Forrest played. Pallbearers included H B Neal Jesse Miller Thomas Parker Charles H Tracy Joseph Roy and Tra Walker. Interment at Hill Cemetery. Neighbors and friends braved weather to honor a pioneer famed for courage and denial in Montana.
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Charles Connors
St. Ann's Hospital
M. P
Montana
Red Cross Chapter Plans 7 20 Meeting With Election
Anaconda Red Cross chapter holds a 7 20 PM meeting at the Elks building work rooms. Election for an executive board will be decided from the nominating committee report. A display of recent work will be shown followed by a program with songs readings and violin piece. Men are especially invited.
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Anaconda
The
Red Cross
Elks
Pierce Barker
F. Adams
Sullivan Rodgers
Panamas defeat Brick Yards in 8 to 4 baseball clash
The Panamas beat the Brick Yards 8 to 4 with Lockhart and Ahrens driving in runs in the early innings. Sprague hit a homer and led batting, while Kelsie pitched well for Brick Yards before Wallace relieved. Wall ace Wallace faced mixed support. Kelsie drew praise from fans for Altrock style delivery.
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Panama
Brick Yards
Lockhart
Tabor
Wheeler
Ahrens
Sprague
Sy Wallace
Panamas
Cox
Kelsie
Nick Altrock
Wallace
Hame
Mirrens
Barry
Rile
Demitrovien
Brickyard
Mirreni Hart Hy
Smatlock
Long
Riley
Micr Sprague
Wallace Lockhart
Kela
Jee Dermott
Rotary Banquet Fosters Father and Son Bonds in Anaconda
Rotary club hosts a father and son banquet at the Montana hotel with 34 boys aged 6 to 25 and their fathers or adopted youths. An orchestra performs patriotic tunes while Rotary leaders urge close father son involvement, community service, and support for the Boy Scouts and local youth programs.
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Rotary Club
Montana
Ro Club
Mabel Lewis
Ruth Libby
John Holomo
W. M. Montgomery
Quilliam Brothers
Walter
William
C. C. Colton
W. RB. Vestal Jr
Anaconda
City Beautiful
Harvey J. Moore
John W. James
H. G. Coy
Rotary
John Nagle Jr
Loren Locker
Hoy Scouts
Rotarians
Young Locker
Northwest
Boy Scout Movement
Army
Navy
Uncle Sam
John Stagg
Montgomery
T. P. Stewart
Harry Tanner
Norman Tanner
John Nagle It
Alfred Hammerslough
Sidney Ham
Merslough
Cerdic Boone
R. A. Kelly
Francis Albright
Horace Durston Jr
Eugene Murphy
John James
Gerald Voyer
Frank Wilson
R. J. Mitchet
Card of Thanks for sympathy during bereavement
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement and illness of our wife and mother. Special thanks to the bricklayers union and flower senders. GEORGE PI CAMPBELL-HAGEN, Art B. Campbell and Miss Mabel Hagen were married yesterday at Great Falls. he lived here years, his parents from Opportunity. His bride.
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George PI
Campbell—Hagen
Art B. Campbell
Mabel Hagen
Great Falls
Mr. Campbell
Opportunity
Bellas Celebrate as Emma Hagen Bride in Bozeman
In Bozeman the ceremony for Emma Hagen daughter of Mrs. Campbell was performed by Mr. and Mrs. Campbell. The newlyweds left for a brief honeymoon in Helena and other eastern cities. In police court Judge Daniels handled two cases with lenient outcomes: William Law avoided further jail by a floater agreement, and Herbert Carrivneau dodged 90 days by changing residence.
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Bella
Momestere
Bozeman
Emma "Hagen
Rome
Mrs. Campbell
Helena
Daniels
William
Law
Anaconda
Herbert Carrivneau
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Kilties
Tom Thumb
Aerop
Dev
fe-Carronsset
SER
Waeness
Mers
Anaconda Coal Company
ROB Abbott Company
F. W. Peckover Company
Washoe Coal Company
James O'Leary
Sherwin-Willians
Duval Hardware Company
Duval
Columbia
America
Fuller Drug Co
R. B. Lewis Aes
Anaconda News
Sprague and
Wellcome & Durston Company
Parke Additional Anaconda News
Girl Reporters
Shorty Hamilton
Renr
George W. Peterson
Bluebird
Norma Talmadge
Mme
Olga Petrova
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