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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
7
The remains of J Gordon aged 45 lie at Duggan parlors awaiting funeral arrangements. The late Frank Franich aged 51 who died in Whitehall Montana is at Duggan Undertaking parlors with funeral notice to follow.
The remains of Henry C. Fitch will be shipped from White's parlors tomorrow evening to his old home in Iola Kansas where services will be held and interment made.
Butte Kiwanis Club hosts its regular weekly meeting at the New Finlen hotel to mark All Kiwanis Night. Simultaneously 1,380 Kiwanis clubs across the U S and Canada attend similar events as the international convention opens in St. Paul Minnesota.
After nearly three days missing, 16 year old Vina Thiebault returned to the family home at 314 North Alabama Street last evening. She had been staying with friends since Friday evening, authorities reported.
Joseph Kelly 45 is reported yesterday in a city home at 2639 Yale Ave. Remains at Sherman & Funeral Home with funeral details to be announced. Eugenie Fournier dies. remains at 1320 West Gold St. funeral tomorrow at 9 AM at Immaculate Conception Church with mass at 9:30 AM and interment in St Patrick’s cemetery family plot.
One feature of the Sherman Reed funeral service is the use of a unique “sweet” case and other distinctive touches. There is no additional charge for these enhancements. Breaseway on Ariscua.
Butte youth Freddie Ironside returns from a triumphant Orpheum tour and appears at the American theater for one week. He will present three changes of program during the engagement starting today.
Fifty years in advertising, decades in Butte, and a reputation as Butte’s first professional ad writer mark the career of Dev Kearney. He led campaigns for Lander Furniture, Boucher, Shiner Furniture, and Weinberg Women’s Apparel while running the Kearney Advertising agency. Born in Chicago, he began with the Chicago Tribune and witnessed the 1871 Chicago fire. He remains active, devoted, and a lifelong booster for Butte baseball.
Ed Mala was charged in justice court with fishing without a permit on the Big Hole river. Deputy game warden Fred Pilling testified he caught the fisherman Maia while lacking a permit, marking the first such charge since fishing began last May.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Basin June 22. Robert Berry truck driver for Jib Consolidated Mining company had a narrow escape when his ore truck was struck by Great Northern passenger train No. 23% en route to Helena at 430 pm. The cab and radiator were hurled 25 feet down the track but Berry escaped with a slight facial cut and a shaking. The train was delayed about half an hour.
Grettir Algarsson of Victoria British Columbia sails from the Mersey in a small dirigible seeking to reach the far north. He announced the voyage aims to reach the North Pole.
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