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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
9
In District Court reports the community mourns Mollie Joyce Gallob, formerly of Anaconda, who died May 31 in Arizona after moving from Anaconda to San Diego two years ago. She married Joseph Gallob in San Diego on New Year’s Day and leaves her husband, two sisters, and three brothers.
Final tally from Mill and Smeltermen union shows Frank Gallagher re-elected as president with 329 votes and John Byrne as vice president with 230. Other offices include James Hammill recording secretary 285, Hubert LeJeune 143, George Stokan financial secretary 198, John Murphy 114, James Ryan 81, and three trustees led by Tom Cole 203. Delegates to the State Federation of Labor chosen with Gallagher 244 and Doyle 214. Secretary treasurer E H Manson 284, executive board members Gallagher James Doyle 25 and Al Mines 7.
Miss Martha Holstrom of Anaconda, a student at the university in Missoula, was chosen last week as a leader at North Hall girls' dormitory for the ensuing year. Eight girls were elected to these positions by dormitory seniors on the recommendation of the dean and social director. Leaders assist freshmen with registration, orientation, and adjusting to campus life.
Three forfeiture bonds were posted in city police court yesterday totaling $30. Jennie Larken, jailed on vagrancy charges by Officer Beausoliel, forfeited $15. Bob Messner, cited for speeding by Officers Percin and Martin, forfeited $3. Joe Biggers, also cited for speeding by the same officers, forfeited $10.
Qualifying rounds for the men's golf handicap at Anaconda Country Club finished and pairings announced. The rules require completion by Sunday June 12. Final round pairings in mixed foursomes and flights include Earle Fries versus George For and other noted matchups among numerous players with listed handicaps.
Jerome Smith and Melbourne Smith came home from Milwaukee after a year at the University of Marquette and will spend the summer in Philipsburg with their parents, J C Smith. Edna McDonald leaves for Murray hospital in Butte for training. Larry Donlan returns from Butte after business. Leslie Savage and family go to Mooselake for summer. Frank Sprague returns from Butte. Florence Winninghoff and Mrs Winninghoff Jr return from Butte.
Mrs. Lois Golder Bertsch a longtime Anaconda resident died suddenly in Philipsburg where she had gone with her daughter and son in law to meet a guest. Coroner took charge and funeral undertaker notified. Survived by five children and three brothers.
Ida Holmlund daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Holmlund of Opportunity died suddenly at home after heart pain. Born March 29 1915 in the city she attended Bryan school yesterday. Survived by nine siblings Annie Stebbins Helens Arthur Great Falls Theodore Anaconda Mrs George Antonich Anaconda Ernard Henning Rov Florence F Doris M Holm lund Of Anaconda Funeral Friday at CA Tuttle parlors. survivors listed.
Multiple short items report visitors in Butte and Anaconda, club meetings, and upcoming events. Notables include Mrs. W. T. Tait of Butte, Miss Gillie Shagina, Miss Hazel Goodwin, and Miss Virginia Axelson. Events cover Legion popular girl contest with a $50 prize, Fourth Degree and Rainbow meetings, and a Paris dance fundraiser at Washoe park.
Testimony was presented yesterday in the district court in the burglary case against John Krake with Ross Sugg of Deer Lodge as the chief witness for the state. The record notes similarity to a prior case involving J Ambrose Walsh where a jury failed to reach a verdict, and lists numerous named witnesses for both the state and defense.
Deer Lodge Montana June 8 the Cottonwood Creek flood broke through barriers in Deer Lodge flooding lawns gardens and parts of Missouri Avenue and Main Street. Basements in homes and businesses flooded despite pumps. Old timers say worst flood in history with snowmelt rising and fears of worsening with warm weather.
A Deer Lodge meeting of Rotary heard a talk on advances in cancer cures. The presenter described research progress, potential treatments, and the role of medical institutions in expanding access to care.
In Missoula a local program plans supervision of grounds by a Missoula girl with duties during day and evening hours weekly. The effort aims to train girls in sports, enhance proficiency, and boost national interest while offering opportunities for young women.
The Anaconda Post American Legion bugle and drum corps debuted with a 33-member parade through the business district. The lineup included Frank as drum major and many named musicians, marching from courthouse to Main, Hickory, and Park streets, with a demonstration planned for Friday at Washoe park pavilion.
A collage of Boulder area social items records visits, travels, and family moves. Kathleen Dawson travels from the valley to Helena. Mr and Mrs RC Amerine with daughter Maxine drive to Whitehall. Miss Aretta Paradise accompanies friends to Helena. Miss Nell McGanley and Mrs Kathleen Dawson join Basin trip. Kilburne family weekend in Basin. secretaries and farmers’ families visit Whitehall and Basin. A notice from Anaconda 1927 announces Hidden Lake Mining Co. annual meeting June 20 to elect directors at 7:30 p.m. L. Cullen, secretary. Also reports a funeral for Here Matratund age 12 and a Philipsburg resident Lois G Bertsch. Funeral arrangements to be announced in Later papers.
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