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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
8
The funeral of Frank Frankovich will be held at the family residence Tuesday morning at 8 30 followed by a requiem high mass at St Peter's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in Carmel Cemetery.
Deer Lodge business concerns donate fishing prizes for the season. James Aspling leads the Anglers club effort with I. B. Eldred and Jack Steinberger assisting. Prizes include a Martin automatic reel, various poles, and tackle from local shops for largest trout and bull trout caught in Powell county waters. Entries must be weighed by club officers. results announced October 1, 1925. A second incentive offers $15 for bringing the most new members.
The Deer Lodge county commissioners J. E. Manley William Knop and M. F. Jensen presided as the June session began for three days Monday devoted to routine business settling accounts and approving warrants and expenditures for the past month. The session is set to close Wednesday evening.
Miss Josephine Malone arrives in Deer Lodge Tuesday morning to visit old friends after living in Billings. Local residents visiting Deer Lodge include Mr. and Mrs. Vern Potter of Missoula, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tewey of the upper valley, Bert Mannix of Helmville, and Virgil Harper with Paul Peterson Jr. of Helmville.
A Dillon picked team defeated Grasshopper valley 8 to 3 in Polaris yesterday despite heavy rain stopping play after six innings. Rafferty and Jahr formed the Dillon battery. Plans call for two more Sunday games here with Sheridan and Polaris teams.
Dillon anglers fished county streams over the weekend but heavy rains and rapid snowmelt turned waters into muddy torrents. Few reported fair catches, and normal fishing is not expected to improve for several weeks until snow water subsides.
Local notes list visitors and residents in Dillon on June 1. Names include J H Shessor from Horse Prairie, L H Truax from Lima, Judge Lyman H Bennett from Virginia City, Dale Metlen from Horse Prairie, W R Allen of Coolidge, E F Price of Dell, H L McCaleb and S S Carruthers, Edwin Anderson from Jackson, H D Hildreth from Medicine Lodge, Myrna Simpson en route to Livingston, G V Patterson of Dell, Steve Kambich from Reichle, W W Thibodeau and Elmo Winn weekended in Anaconda, and Robert Barrett with Jack Rees on Axotlot Lake trip via Virginia City.
Cardwell high school on Jefferson Island held various events from May 15 to May 19 including a junior prom for the class of 1926 with over 100 couples, a baccalaureate by Rev. John F. Reagan, senior class exercises, a junior senior banquet at Lahood cafe, and graduation exercises for six graduates. George L. Johns led the grand march with Mrs. Gladys Knuckey. J. E. O. Pace of Whitehall spoke at graduation.
A son was born Sunday morning to Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Crane at Jeffen Island. The J I C Rod and Gun club received 20 cans of Loch Leven fry for planting in streams nearby. Mrs. W. Mack hosted a Cardwell party for high school students and faculty, with games, dancing and a midnight luncheon. Various residents traveled or moved seasonally, with several families planning summer trips to Bozeman Rosebud county Ennis and Boulder, and teaching plans for next year in Bellingham.
A generator delivering 600 000 volts continuous current, the highest yet known, has been built by two French scientists and will be installed at the Sorbonne in October. They expect it to attack the atom and break down radioactive particles. If successful, it could lead to more powerful machines and a goal of 5 000 000 volts to disintegrate matter.
The American Legion auxiliary plans a home cooking sale to support disabled veterans at Warm Springs. Anaconda ladies donated generously and the auxiliary will provide treats for veterans every two to three weeks in the summer. A committee will visit the Warm Springs men on June 7 to arrange upcoming activities.
The Adv. Mill and Smeltermen's Union will elect officers on Tuesday June 3 with balloting from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. George Mardle is the recording secretary.
More than 160 hear Mrs. W. W. Jamesson's class perform a well delivered program at Orton Bros. music store. The recital featured pieces by Krentzlin Friml Grieg Schubert and Chopin among others with students Betty Barker Dorothy Allen Helen Dean Marian Johnson Inez Halloran Margaret Lemmon Lillian Swanson Agnes Lund and Margaret Erickson.
Russell Juniors defeat McCarthy Specials 12-0 on the commons diamond yesterday afternoon. Winning battery Loughlin Flynn and John Russell. losers McCarthy, McGuire and Laundreville. Manager reachable at 305 West Park. Adams Specials 18 runs and Jefferson Specials 10 in junior league game. Batteries Murphy and Daugherty and Murphy.
Homer Hanson Sam Brand Edward Kelly and Jack Kelly were found guilty of illegal fishing in Flint creek closed waters and fined 35 dollars each in Justice of the Peace Henrold's court. Deputy J P McCaffery arrested them Friday after observing activity, with defense claiming they fished Georgetown lake and moved catches to Flint creek for rest. An appeal was planned.
Four hundred sixty dollars added to city coffers as bonds forfeited by alleged eighteenth amendment violators. Eric Larsen and James Drumgoole each forfeited 150, A Smith and Jerry Martin also 150, with additional fines for Harl Clarke and an order for Harry Goodspeed to depart after a vagancy hearing. Officer Matchett arrested the fined and charged.
Deer Lodge Rotary club members debated annual programs and heard a request for Anaconda Rotarians to support the Deer Lodge rodeo in early July. A note from Rev Henry Gatley congratulated the Safety Pin on its election success and the international secretary praised the paper. Fay Pannon of Butte attended as a guest. directors meet tonight in Whyte's office for general discussion.
Mayor C W Smith announced a city ordinance requires written orders from the city clerk for merchandise purchases by city workers. Any merchant furnishing items without an order must seek payment from the employee, the mayor said, to curb expenditures and ensure department outlays are accurately tracked.
Mayor Smith moves the desk sergeant role from Police Magistrate Tom F Murphy to city jail custodian Alex Smith. Smith takes over issuing driving permits and answering police calls. The plan saves about 80 dollars except for Sunday service reimbursements.
The Margaret Iverson Sisters present Village Follies a small town revue featuring Bo and Thompson as cheerful colored performers in Right Is Song Sheldon and Ducharme offer The Lolly pop Kids Camaratta billed The Wizard of the Accordion showcases piano accordion act Matt Martin performs Bits of Camouflage a novelty con artistry act highlighting tricks and variety for a lively show.
Advert reads that lean men women and children gain health from McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. Sugar coated tablets taste like candy and avoid fishy odor. It claims a woman gained ten pounds in twenty two days. Sixty tablets cost sixty cents. Available at City Drug Co Fuller Drug Co or any druggist with directions on the box.
A mild cranberry juice cream treats eczema by removing the skin parasite cause. Cranolene Healing Cream blends cranberry juice with soothing oils to stop itching and restore skin color. Sold by druggists 50c 1 and 2.50 or postpaid. Address Cranolone Girard Kansas. Also sold in Anaconda by Fuller Drug Company.
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