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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1917
Page
5
A long list of small ads and notices fills Anaconda city pages including rental offers, organ grinders of shops, requests for a competent nurse girl, millinery and glassware promotions, and routine society mentions. Several residents are noted visiting, transacting business, or traveling, with names such as Mrs. J A Petterson, Elsa M Troebzach, and J H Baskier.
Message bearer to Sargeant departs for Darby to greet heir. Tonight at Washoe park dance and Moose hall events with Br ick ice cream and Taylor’s orchestra. Births announced for McDonald and McGinley families. Scandinavian central committee meeting at Musicians hall. Fort Logan engineer corps enlistment announced. Deer Lodge Fire Department’s new $3,300 fire auto truck arrives in Butte for deployment.
Morris act feat acrobatics and bicycle stunts drew crowds as Stuart the Patti mimicked female voice with skill. Paul Armstrong's Woman Proposes delivered comical scenes while Green, McHenry and Deane earned encores for musical numbers. Detective spoof with Bobby Wolley as Spike Moriarity provided laughs. films of the day were shown and deemed instructive.
Kuzma Padovich died from injuries in an automo bile holdup near the Three Mile house about three weeks ago. His funeral was held yesterday at St. Pete church with a requiem high mass by Rev. Father Pirnat. Large turnout from Croatian and fraternal groups accompanied by a guard of honor and Anaconda band.
Deputy Ingalls arrested Ed Miller in Wisdom on a complaint by Charles H. Goris and William Pomeroy. Miller posted bail and was not brought to town. The dispute arises from irrigation ditch water rights. Plaintiffs sue Wisdom Livestock Co and Charles E. Miller for 2500 damages alleging interference with the ditch.
A Sunday qualification shoot at 200 and 300 yards slow fire will be held by the Anaconda Rifle Club. Members are urged to attend to complete qualification rounds before the range opens for practice for draft eligible men, with ammunition provided at cost.
John A. O’Rourke expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during bereavement following the loss of his beloved wife.
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