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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
13
Anaconda notes list Maccabees and W O W meetings, building trades, Pocahontas, and engineers gatherings all slated for tonight. Vendors advertise rents, sales, and services while residents report hospital stays, car sales, and local events including a seventh annual ball and a flag day program.
Funeral services for Raymond Collins aged 19 months were conducted yesterday afternoon at the family residence 511 West Commercial avenue. Rev C F Wolfe of the Methodist Episcopal church officiated with burial in Hill cemetery.
Anaconda hosts the Montana State Bankers association group No 6 meeting with about 50 delegates from Deer Lodge Silver Bow Powell Beaverhead Madison and Jefferson counties. Sessions at 10 30 and 2 30 with Curtis L Mosher and Oscar Carlson as speakers. Visitors will tour the smelter ride the city and attend the Fanchon Marco Revue at the Margaret theater after a Montana hotel dinner.
Elks lodge announces a regular meeting this evening at 8 30 led by secretary W H Tuchscherer and E R F H Clinton. Officials urge attendance and note agenda items and minutes from prior session.
In acknowledgment of kindness and sympathy we express sincere gratitude for all that has been done and for the beautiful floral remembrances. George Fairweather and Son.
Due to adverse business conditions in Anaconda and lack of local interest the War Book Publishing company will not complete a county war book for Deer Lodge. Loaned pictures may be retrieved by contacting Standard Publishing company, acting as agents for returns. Advance deposits will be refunded. Call for photos at Standard Publishing office.
Mrs. Frank Ferris and her young son George departed for Staples Minnesota to visit Mrs. Ferris' mother. The child recently had an operation and the journey aims to speed recovery by the lower altitude. Mr. Ferris accompanied them to Butte.
Frank OBrien, connected with the secret service department of the Butte Anaconda Pacific railway, arrived from Butte wearing his famous straw hat. Although it began to snow, locals noted his straw bonnet and the weather seemed to brighten, with sunshine returning for the rest of the day.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will meet this afternoon in the church parlors at 2 30. Mesdames Macpherson Lathrope Morrow Riskin Moore Adams and Graham will entertain. All members should attend. A business of importance and an interesting program with refreshments are planned.
Invitations go to Anaconda friends for the marriage of Doris Prescott, daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Prescott of Missoula, to Philip Daniels Jr son of Judge and Mrs Philip Daniels of Anaconda. The ceremony is June 9 in Missoula. The couple will reside in Spokane where the groom leads Goodyear’s sales force. Daniels is an Anaconda High School and Montana University graduate and served as an ensign in the navy.
Neighbors of Woodcraft levy notice requires a 26e home assessment payment by June 5, 1920. Mary M Ginty, Clerk, signs the notice.
Notice announces local and international election of officers for No. 117 to be held Friday June 4 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. All members must present union cards. TIM RYAN, Recording Secretary.
Mrs. Joseph Jacobson of Race Track spent a brief visit with Anaconda friends yesterday. Miss Margaret Winke left for Billings for an extended visit with friends. Mrs. R. B. Strachen heads for Chicago today. Mrs. J. J. Schwartz leaves for an extended Chicago visit. W. W. Crawford and A. Hurd of Great Falls were Anaconda visitors yesterday. Mrs. Barney Foley departed for Carrington North Carolina after a enjoyable visit here. George Donich of Race Track did business in the city yesterday. S Krogh of Seattle was an Anaconda business visitor yesterday. N. D. Brooks, Northern Pacific ticket agent in Butte, spent yesterday renewing acquaintances. Frank Mueller hosted his mother, sister and brother from Butte this week.
Washington June 1 William J Bryan spoke before the Bryan Democracy club and said he would attend the Republican national convention in Chicago to work among delegates for a dry Republican candidate and a dry plank in the party platform.
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