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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
9
The Anaconda Kiwanis Club will meet Thursday evening in the dining room of the tourist camp west of the city. Clarence W. Davis now leads the camp with J. A. Darby recently injured. The Lakes trail drive draws tourists to the camp with rest room facilities, fireplace, dining room, and modern showers. 110 tourists have registered to date.
Buddy, a 9 year old labeled horse thief, has terrorized the area with ten thefts. City workers pledge to buy him a horse if he stays home for one week and avoids further thefts.
The twenty eighth annual commencement at Missoula awarded degrees to Anaconda students. Virginia Marie McGuire earned a bachelor of law, Harry E. Welton a bachelor of arts in economics, and Marjorie H. McRae a certificate of supervisor of music.
An automobile owned by Harry Sunderland reported stolen early yesterday morning was found yesterday afternoon abandoned near the Three Mile house with no damage and likely run out of gas. Gregg and Robinson Tire Co of Philipsburg alerted Anaconda authorities to the theft of 23 casings and 24 tubes from their business Sunday night.
Barney Kearns former Anode player and Miss Jane Clark of Anaconda were married at a nuptial mass by Rev. A K Coopman of St. Pauls church. After a coast honeymoon they will live in Butte where Kearns is with the A C M club. Attendants were William Clark and Miss Theresa Murphy.
ANACONDA BRIEFS list J E O Connell Mrs W R Dood Mrs Henderson and Miles Beth spar row left yesterday for Helena. Master Robert Bruce MacDonald vacationing with parents Mr and Mrs Bruce MacDonald. Mrs Lottie Stanley and daughter Lucille with Mrs Charles Mulvihill vacationing at Stewarts mill. Gilbert Maring expected from Los Angeles where he attended USC. Mrs J G Knotter's Sunday school class meets fourth Wednesday instead of third Tuesday. Mrs Mackey motor ed to Butte en route to Spokane and coast cities to visit relatives. Gladys Ulrich returns from Agricultural college Corvallis Ore to spend vacation with her parents. Montana State Agricultural college Bozeman students home for summer include Lillian Barry Beatrice Tanner Ruth Casey June Burke Mary Carey Violet Anderson Dick Kelly Henry Gardiner Joseph Keene.
A mixed digest of errands and ads from Anaconda including visitors from Butte and Hamilton, rental offerings, sales of cars and hats, beauty shops, dance tickets, and upcoming meetings of the American Legion auxiliary and Odd Fellows. Names include Martin Bros Taxi, Mahan's, Bud Wagner, Patsy Sullivan, Martin Dreibelbis, Chris Jensen, Azlyn Mascot, Clark Barrett, and Mrs. G. F. Boyed. Local services, lost items, and sales are listed with addresses and contact details where readable.
The American Legion launches a nationwide drive to raise 5 million dollars to fund a trust for war orphans and disabled veterans. National field secretary R. J. Foster starts the campaign in Anaconda with a joint veterans and civilians meeting at 7 pm. Senator T. P. Stewart to chair Deer Lodge county efforts. annual interest estimated at 212000 dollars.
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