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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1925

Page

7

Cooking school finale draws crowd in Butte session

The final cooking school session in Butte features a live meat cutting demonstration by John Skelly of Glacier market and a showcasing of the Hot Point range by Mrs. Hunt. George Hughes, Montanans’ electric range innovator, will attend as a guest while Kenneth McComas captivates the audience with his singing. The menu includes baked fish with scalloped potatoes and a coconut custard.

Butte Kenneth McComas Baby John McCormack Kenneth John Skelly Glacier Market Hughes Great General Electric Company George Hughes Edison Edison Appliance Company General Electric Montana Hotpoint Hunt Saye

Chautauqua Planned in Butte for July Week

Miss Ruby J. Cline of Standard-Cadmean chautauqua arrived in Butte to set up the first local chautauqua in years. The event runs July 7 to 11 with a Butte committee led by Rev. M. McCormack handling the program.

Ruby J. Cline Butte

Local social notes and hospital update from South Side

Lois Clayton daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Clayton of 1015 South Dakota street underwent an operation for acute appendicitis at St James hospital and is reported fairly well. The column records a series of social events including Pinochle club at 2544 Harrison avenue, summer trip plans to Rochester Montana, visits and travels of multiple families, bridge luncheons, club gatherings, and a hiking party to Maud Canyon with details on attendees and chaperones.

Lois W. C. Clayton South Dakota Street St. James’ Hospital W. J. Penaluna Pinochle Club Harrison Avenue Stein Merrick Frank Sprague Marie Evans O. J. Larson Ole Johnson Louie Guay Peter Hebert Henry Motsch Louis and Henry Jr Richardson Street Rochester Montana H. L. Slack Cobban Street New York City W. B. Seyler Hope and Budd Twin Bridges Tom Jacobs Murray Hospital Gregson Margaretta Rudolf Harriet Olive Frances Nash Marion Dorothy Davis EF. J. Nash Butte Nash C. E. Warner Floral Boulevard Silver Bow Street Thomas Clare Ohio Street Mildred Donald Lemm Watertown Ind Mise Adele Blewett Hottentot Club Kathleen Elliot May Hardy June Knotwell Violet Yeager Mabel Hover Dorothy Cohen Henrietta Vinyard Ilver Bow Street Helena Charlies Clark Wall Streat Deaconess Hospital Frank Bayley Hannibal Street South Ride Home Club Forbilly E. Westling C. J. Larson Edwards M. Evans Bureh C. Nelson Callan F. Rey E. Ackerman Ackerman Ray Penaluna Sam Clark Bradford Inn Ed Scheer Portland O're Walter Brammer J. Flood Walter Kelly Margaret Bartle South Idaho Street Coast Grace Prisk Doreen Banfield Vera Ward Jessie Pollard Winifred Whitlock Lois Banfield Muriel Prink Edna Hoskings Dorothy Vigors Viola Banfield Amelia Provie Doreen Bartlett Masters Howard Pond Jack Gibson Jack Banfield Melvin Pond William Banfield

Reprieve Given for Gerald Chapman in Connecticut Murder Case

Gov. John H. Trumbull granted a reprieve to Gerald Chapman moving the execution date from June 25 to December 3. Chapman was convicted in New Britain for the murder of policeman Skelly after a sensational trial. sentencing followed by Judge Jennings to hang at the state prison.

Associated Preans Hartford Conn Gerald Chapman John H. Trumbull Hugh M. Alcorn Chapman Skelly New Britain Jennings State Prison

Lyons N. P. appoints Dennis F. Lyons general counsel

Lyons N. P. announces Dennis F. Lyons will become general counsel of the Northern Pacific railway effective July 1, succeeding Charles W. Bunn who retires after 29 years of service. Bunn remains vice president and special counsel.

Paul Minn Dennis F. Lyons Northern Pacific Railway Charlies W. Bunn Mr. Bunn

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Bismark N. C Glendale National Electrical Association St. Louis Frank M. Kerr Montana Power Company Lubin West Park St THE Alakoe Rex Rex Doe Royal Milling Co Montans Lour South Side News Colin Stallone
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