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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1925
Page
21
Noel Jette, a long time Anaconda resident and early settler, died in Helena yesterday after a short illness. Born in Montreal in 19xx, he traveled west to Anaconda 42 years ago and worked in transfer and fuel before later residing in the Masonic home.
John F. Clague, once a Anaconda resident who ran a plumbing shop, died Friday afternoon at his Kalispell home. Survived by a wife three children and four brothers, with funeral plans in Kalispell after his brother J I Clague notified in Anaconda.
In a candid interview at her bungalow on the Sunskirts of Mollywood Marjorie Daw discusses her lead feminine part in The Barefoot Boy, a film adaptation of John Greenleaf Whittier's poem. She praises natural acting, rejects artificial cinema, and notes her Western picture beginnings and Geraldine Farrar mentorship. She expresses enthusiasm for a real sincere role sought after by many actresses.
Admirers of Dick Matton will be elated by a new feature called Great Western presented at the Imperial today in matinee and evening showings. The story follows a wealthy man's son sent to a western ranch on six months probation to cure his high living. Cowboys shape his fate as he falls for a ranch girl and earns his eventual reward. Marilyn Mills shines as a fearless rider. Card of Thanks extends gratitude to friends for kindness during illness and death of a husband and brother, with thanks to Carpenters and W O W and floral gifts from Mire, Thomas Speira, Bir, and Stra John J Speiran.
A jumble of brief items from Anaconda highlights local ads for furniture and services, social visits by residents from Warm Springs and Butte, upcoming events at the Rose Garden and Kiwanis show, and notices on sales, bakeries, and personal travel. The snippets mention Milas Axelson ill at Birch street, Miss Fay Colina traveling to Rochester for medical care, and various residents visiting or returning home.
The Might Rev. William Faber bishop of the diocese of Montana will visit St. Mark's Episcopal church this Sunday for a confirmation service. A class will be presented for confirmation at that service by St John G. Spencer.
Funeral for the late Mrs. Jane Walton drew many old-timers to the city morning service at St Paul church. Rt Rev Father officiated at mass with several hymns as offerings were presented. Interment followed in the family plot at Mount Carmel.
Arthur Lindblad, a sophomore commerce student at Oregon Agricultural College, is a member of the college glee club. About 40 singers will depart Corvallis March 31 for a spring vacation tour of Eastern Oregon, including 30 regular members, an eight piece orchestra, the director and manager.
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