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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
8
A damaged notice reports the Anaconda couple wed in Spokane and planning a coast tour. The bride attended by her cousin Miss Clare will visit Los Angeles for the Elks convention in July.
A state law requires recording discharges of ex soldiers women may record their discharges for employment in county and city offices. The notice explains the procedure, advantages if a discharge is lost or destroyed, and where ex service personnel may file records.
Twenty one women acted as flower carriers during the annual memorial service for the deceased members of Homestead No 5 of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen in Anaconda at Carpenters Hall. Rev X Whittier officiated. music accompanied by violin, with benediction followng. Heating notice and school bid details follow unrelated.
A diverse Anaconda briefing lists visits by Mrs. Kid Staniford and Hugh Campbell of Missoula, trips to San Francisco and Butte, and outings on the Madison River. It notes a clearance sale on potted plants at Locust street greenhouse, a marriage license for Arnold Holm and Evelyn Alma Keikoen, a summer session starting July 5 at Anaconda business college, and various social and club meetings including the Eagles’ celebration plans, library duties, and church auxiliaries.
The Norwegian Lutheran church Sunday school held its annual picnic in Washoe Park despite a heavy afternoon storm. About 60 children joined teachers and parents for races and prizes with winners including Bennie Robinson Alice Ness Arne Hanson Harold Williamson Victoria Wilwe Ruth Thorson Maurice Perkin Thelma Ferkin and Dora Jacobson plus balloon and potato races. Lunches and ice cream were provided. a brief shower did not spoil the fun as shelters protected attendees.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy after the long illness and death of the husband and father. It specifically thanks floral offerings and groups including Maccabees Catholic Order of Foresters Dominican Sisters Spanish War Veterans choir and relatives Anne Failey and family. Funeral details or familial names appear amid garbled text about ceremonies and a Maltese Cats event.
Anaconda will broadcast round by round results of the Dempery versus Carpentier fight on Saturday. AP wire reports will be announced from the Anaconda Standard building as they come in. A complete blow by blow report will be relayed later by megaphone.
The Swedish Lutheran church picnic is scheduled for today at Washoe Park. Local families with the Holm and Walkoen households, plus Alma and others, expect a community gathering with a program starting in the late afternoon and continuing to 7 pm. For planning, arrangements note the event features youth groups and a Sunday school prize ceremony.
In Anaconda the Women of the M. E. Church report strong support for a milk fund to feed undernourished local children. Despite economic strain, many pledges and donations have been secured from residents and hill workers alike, with appeals continuing to reach those overlooked.
Unclear fragmentary local notes report a boy accidentally shot by a playmate named Guy. County Attorney Cumming ruled the shooting accidental. Deer Lodge area updates mention a June gathering and social events, with scattered names and brief notices of visits and celebrations.
The fragmentary report lists names such as Beth Beaumont Marion Casseton and Florence Dunkelberg with mentions of a birthday celebration and a Mrs Mee her daughter returning from a visit. It notes club meetings at homes, refreshments served, and assorted town business including legal motions, witnesses, and travel for a ball game.
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