Delegates Arrive for Epworth League Montana Convention
Lieut. Gov. W R Allen to welcome 150 Epworth league delegates in Anaconda at First Methodist church tonight. Kalispell and Philipsburg members travel ahead, with program featuring hymns, an address by Allen, and league songs.
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Epworth League of
Montana
Anaconda
F. A. Armstrong
Dingman
Kalispell
McDonald
Philipsburg
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Jesus
Pierce
J. W. Bennett
Filmore
Commonwealth
W. R. Allen
Heralds
FE. J. Wright
Missoula
R. C. Smith
Roy Soule
Milton H. H. Lee
The
Christian Church
Faith of Our Fathers
E. O. Valliant
State Epworth League
Anaconda Boy George Farriss Shot in the Shoulder
George Farriss an 18 year old ranch employe from Butte was accidentally shot in the right shoulder in Lost Creek while coyotes were being hunted. The load came from a rifle in the hands of John Johnson who was supervising the group. Farriss walked to his ranch for aid and later received treatment from Dr. H F Carman. Farriss has survived three prior gun incidents including a bullet that penetrated his body in Park Canyon five years ago and a grazing shot to the skull New Year’s Day. his father, a Butte scavenger, was later revealed to have killed a man in self defense.
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George Farriss
Butte
Rogers Ranch
Lost Creek
John Johnson
Anaconda
Farriss
Johnson
Farrise
H. F. Carman
Park Canyon
Supervisor Hall Leaves Deer Lodge for Alamogordo Post
Supervisor Hall of the Deer Lodge national forest will move with his family to Alamogordo New Mexico headquarters of the Alamo national forest where he will assume charge and receive a higher salary. He departs Friday afternoon for health reasons and is succeeded by D T Mason from Missoula district offices.
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Hall
New Mexico
D. T. Mason
Missoula
Clothing sale cuts 26 percent today and tomorrow
All boys and young men's clothing marked down 26 percent for today and tomorrow at Strain's store. Dry goods and accessories not specified. Sale period limited to two days with discounts applied at checkout.
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Strain’s
Commencement Exercises at St Pauls Parochial School
The St Pauls parochial school eighth grade class held a well attended closing program in St Pauls hall. Rev Father Coopman presented diplomas to 17 graduates and awarded honors for excellence in various subjects to numerous students. The program featured choral numbers dialogues drills and dramatic scenes with many performances by the students and a large audience of parents and friends.
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St. Paul's Hall
St. Paul's Parochial School
A. R. Coopman
Tannberg Woods
Adelheid
Marian Kelly
Irene le Boeuf
Knights of Columbus
Claude McAfee
Joseph McDonnell
Dennis Callan
Mary Curley
James Duffy
Order of Hibernians
Wicanor McCallum
Robert Kelly
Joseph McCarthy
James O'Hare
Jeanette McTigue
Maude McCarvel
Veronica
Margaret McCarvel
Florence De'Maeyer
Alice Murphy
Annie McCarthy
Norah Keaney
Nellie McDonald
Viola Tuchscherer
Beaverhead County Men Arrested for Fishing without License
Deputy Game Warden J. F. Clifford returned from Beaverhead County with three arrests for fishing without a license. Lars Hansen and Soren Sorensen were fined $25 each after being found near Dillon and brought before a justice of the peace. Walt Brother was arrested at Malta and likewise fined.
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J. FE. Clifford
Beaverhead County
Lars Hansen
Soren Sorensen
Twain
Dillon
Walt Brother
Malta
Clifford
Empire vaudeville wrapup with Zeigler trio act
A standout show at the Empire last night features the Zeigler trio delivering an athletic stunt act claimed to be original to Anaconda audiences. Pearl Lester performs a trio of song and dance numbers, drawing praise from young singles. An extra reel substitutes for an illustrated song due to Lillian Merrick Tescher's absence.
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the Empire
Anaconda
Zeigler
Pearl Lester
Lillian Merrick-Tescher
The
Empire
Sullivan Fined for Assault on Union Official
J. F. Sullivan paid a $25 fine to Police Judge Murphy after an assault on Neal Collins secretary of the mill and smelter men’s union near the bandstand. The clash stemmed from a dispute over union affairs and Collins, a one armed man, could not defend himself.
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J. F. Sullivan
Murphy
Neal Collins
Mill and Smelter Men's Union
City Common
Sullivan
Mr. Collins
Strain’s Best Styles and Workmanship at Low Prices
Quality focus noted in a brief ad for Strain’s highlighting top styles and materials and skilled workmanship offered at reduced prices. The fragment emphasizes affordability and value.
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Strain’s
Dress Shirts Featured As Inexpensive Luxuries
A show window highlights Strain's dress shirts priced at $1.40, presenting affordable luxury for shoppers and inviting a closer look at the latest wardrobe staples.
Oak Street Juniors defeat Bluejays 20 to 0
The Oak Street Juniors routed the Bluejays 20 to 0 yesterday in a high school football game. Nearby business notices include sales at Zollman and Vermillion and free eye tests at Hammersloughs as community life continues.
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Oak Street
Bluejays
One of the Finest at the Electric last night
The feature at the Electric last evening was One of the Finest, a dramatic tale about a kidnapped police commissioner's child pursued by three beggars. Also shows Mid the Cannon's Roar, a strong dramatic subject set amid war.
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the Electric
Fourth reel added to program at local house
Readers learn the cinema will feature a fourth film reel as a regular attraction, with management arranging for continued use. A reader asks the Standard about Indian lands in the Flathead reservation, water rights, and purchase implications, with Missoula dispatch promised on page 11.
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A. Jonah
Standard
Flathead Reservation
Anaconda
Missoula
Joseph Thomas Improves at St Ann's Hospital
At an early hour this morning at St Ann's hospital tendants reported Joseph Thomas was doing fine. His condition shows some improvement over the day before and his prospects for recovery seem better. He has been partly conscious at several times but could not recognize any relatives.
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St. Ann’s Hospital
Joseph Thomas
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Rexall
East Park Ave
Keppler Jewelry Co
Empire Theater
Acrobats
Lillian Merrick
Tescher
Comedienne
Mr A Jonah
Daly Bank and Trust CO
John R. Toole
FE. J. Bowman
Stockton Veazey
L. R. Funk
Anaconda National Bank
East Park
P. Yegen
Charles FE. Farnsworth
M. A. Fulmor
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Anaconda News
Young Ranch Employe
Hase
Mexico
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, Ga
Coca - Cola
ST. Paul's
Father Coopman
Glover
Ccvcecevecnes
C.cseccases
A. Sartorio
V. Tuchscherer
M. Kelly
Blessed Virgin
Spellman Angels
Coonan
M. Hicks Hildegard
BE. Tuchscherer
W. Tuchscherer
Elizabeth
Hildegard
M. Curley
Margaret
A. Burke Hertha
R. Pelletier
Christine
BE. McEvoy
Agnes
Roscoe
Tunis
M. Duval
F. Clague
A. Dolan
G. McGrath
I. St. Jean
M. Quigley
A. Johnson
L. Bresnahan
M. McCaffery
M. McDonald
Castle of
Tan
S. Smith
Margaret Burns
Tannberg
Earle Gangner
Virgin
Alice
Eeee Mattel
About the City News
Stagg’s
Fraternal Union
Harper's
Mint
Verberckmoes
Optician
Zollman's
Hammerslough’s
Vermillion's
Schlappi
West Fifth
R. J. Dunn
Deer Lodge
P. J. Norton
St. James’ Hospital
Ladies Aid Society
Swedish Lutheran Church
Ed Devine
Mrs. P. Naughton
Charles H. Marsh
Missoula County
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Ella Johnson
Lawler & French
Hill Cemetery
Klein & Gotschl
Silver Hotel
East Park Street
Anaconda, Mont
F. H. Sothcott
Indian Lands
Jon Thomas
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