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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
8
The Alumni defeated the Condors 11 to 8 last night on the city common. Slow pace and easy hitting produced eight runs in the early innings as Alumni pitchers Trudeau and Hogan held the Condors, with Harrington improving later. Spectators enjoyed balls clearing the fence despite miscues.
Art Nelson of Anaconda returned from the national conclave in Denver where more than 3,000 delegates attended from the United States and Canada. On his Pueblo detour, he noted Denver flood debris and that Pueblo will take time to recover from the disaster.
A fragmentary notice advertises the film From Now On featuring George Walsh with marketing hints about the cast and production. The piece mentions Mr Packard and includes scattered names and venue references, suggesting a forthcoming showing at a church venue tomorrow night.
Advertises citizen military training camps for men 16 to 35 with no prior service. Applicants must fill blanks, obtain physician certificate, and report to RT Newman in Seattle area, with transportation and uniforms provided by the War Department. Camps aim to instill citizenship and physical training across three courses Red White Blue for basic, noncommissioned, and reserve officer tracks.
Henry W. Hollemin, ten, of Spokane Washington, travels to Anaconda on a road trip in a car with a prosthetic leg and right hand aid. The boy, who lost his left arm, navigates the journey in eight days, praising mobility despite disability. He plans to finish the voyage with patience and camp along the way.
Thomas J. Dowling died yesterday after a lingering illness. He was about 38 years old. Funeral arrangements are in charge of Finnegan Undertaking Company.
Local notes from Anaconda include social visits and travel for residents such as Hanson of Butte and Jennie Morgan Bryant, marriages licensed for Neil Burt and Florence Helmbach, alumni dances and junior sports results, church meetings, orders of Vasa and AOH gatherings, and upcoming talks and health trips. The snippets mention dining room furniture for sale, film developing at Fuller Drug Co, and travel to Chicago and Great Falls.
The Notary club devoted yesterday to youth activities with Frank S Adams leading remarks on Hoy Scouts. Dr Willits praised sanitation, while Puller suggested shelter for tourists using second hand lumber. Rotarian Sam Blair and M Hassey spoke as committee members endorsed proposals amid tribute to Dr Jamon M Siigh.
An alleged army deserter, about 20, was taken into custody and moved to Fort Wright. The man, described by the Army as a deserter, was recovered from the Presidio in San Francisco and carried by Fort Wright authorities for processing. The incident occurred in May, with preliminary indications of service at Burley before detention.
Interment scheduled at Mount Carmel with funeral arrangements to be announced in later papers. The Bath family requests no flowers and extends thanks to friends for their support during this time.
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