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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
8
March 6 Deer Lodge note reports Austin from Miles City arriving with friends for a short visit. Middleton Lodge, recently named warden of the Montana State prison, to assume duties in Deer Lodge shortly and begin work with prison officials and contact others in the area.
In Deer Lodge on March 6 the Powell County High School glee club presented The Return Miss Caruthers a musical comedy to raise funds for the Batte ry music meet trip. Miss Tona Wessel led the cast with strong performance and the program featured Around the Gypsy Fire and several vocal solos by Miss Wessel.
A reader endorses Dr. Fistor's Favorite Prescription as a reliable tonic and nervine for women. The testimonial claims improved health and vitality and invites others to try the liquid remedy, promising refreshment and better well being with ongoing use.
Local notes recount Mr. and de ive this wash and May calendar references. Visitors Chal lis area crowd attended a basketball game between Challis and Area with teams preparing for state competition. Summers leads three committees and serves on five more as the scene shifts to sports and civic duties. Clean generator brushes are examined for season readiness, noting sticking in holders and overheating risks.
An address on Alaska by Stanly Scearce, a Ronan pioneer merchant, opened a Lake County program at the Olson Kwan Slay banquet. He spoke on Northland hardships and gold rush days, noting Northern Pacific immigration and urging locals to welcome new settlers for prosperous homes.
Polson March 6 The urgent campaign to eradicate gophers was discussed at Lake County affiliated clubs meeting at Konan. Plans to protect farmland and push for congressional support for the Flathead project were outlined, with tours conducted and actions to Washington proposed.
Polson March 6 The Lake county all will help in planning the Lake county fair the largest and best fair in Western Montana. The entertainment committee and officials vow to attract major attractions and community support for a successful event.
Porter Finch longtime Bozeman resident died at his Sixth Avenue South home this morning. Born in Minnesota, 62, he lived 17 years in Bozeman after moving from Fergus County where he farmed for about two decades and held large holdings near Judith Gap. Survived by wife, son Carl V. Finch a Montana State College graduate en route home from Chicago, daughter Hallie Finch at home, and brother H. C. Finch of Portland Oregon. Finch was affiliated with Ma-
Montana officials report Washington requests four hundred ten thousand dollars for forestry and public roads programs this year. The Associated Press notes officials spoke at a Helena briefing, with details on the funding sought from federal sources.
Hamilton March 6 Bitter Root News reports funeral services were held for a longtime homesteader from the upper valley who later worked for Bitter Hoot stock farm at Hamilton hospital Tuesday after a five decade presence in the community.
In Stevensville Maren G. Jameson reports funeral held for C. E. Jameson a former resident who died near age 40 in Montana. He lived in Livingston during early state years before moving to Bitter Root 29 years past while family news notes moves and visits among local residents and distant relatives.
Horoscope for Saturday March 7 1925 warns of sinister planetary influences guiding human affairs Mars and Saturn malefic periods may spark domestic quarrels and misunderstandings among nations. Overwork for physicians possible. digestion and nerves sensitive. labor disputes risk but may avoid riots. Ireland and Germany noted in wary terms with deaths foretold. U S progress expected despite threats. births may see prosperity though caution advised.
Anaconda News reports two additions to the Anaconda High School Thespians season. Indian Summer and The Kleptomaniac join The Mouse Trap and The Lion and the Lady in the spring lineup, with casts led by Adrienne Driscoll and Jo Jarboo in Indian Summer and Peggy Burton and Blanche Taylor in The Kleptomaniac, plus Mary Martin directing. A sophomore class production, The Boarder Legion, is planned for next Friday with Arthur Finden as author.
Daly school hoopsters defeated St Pauls seventh and eighth grade teams in a gymnasium contest yesterday afternoon. The eighth grade game was decided by a one point margin as Daly edged St Pauls 12 to 11 with Stoddard Wiest Laughlin McCarvel contributing key points. The Daly lineup included Shryock Smith Gannon Lombaray Kiley Ranally McGuire and McCarthy. A separate note mentions a 40 mile railroad project to aid distressed Cape Province in South Africa.
A fragmentary legal notice alleges that within five years after naturalization in a prior period, the subject purportedly traveled abroad and secured recovery of a vital certificate, implying questions about permanent United States citizenship and related status. The document names R. Garlow and Ebene, referencing a chancery or court filing process and citizenship verification issues.
Denver reporting hog receipts around 1 200 with prices up to 14 10 for 200 pound good to choice. Calves and sheep also show active demand with top hogs around 14 to 13.50 while sheep hit 16 75 for fat offerings and 18 6 for shearer buyers. Los Angeles runs include 200 cattle and 100 hog receipts with higher early sales and Utah steers at 790.
Luita, Pa reports nervousness and pain eased after three months using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says two coworkers told her about it, and she now recommends it to other women with similar troubles, hoping others write for personal advice. Sold by druggists nationwide.
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