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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1925
Page
8
Fragmentary item lists names and events including a funeral, a hospital mention, marriages, and travels. Readable names include Maude Nichols and Alice Van Blaricom with limited surrounding context. No clear dates or locations beyond generic references to Denver and Ameri.
In Bre Hubert atte or ar t interment for lahe cemetery, the notice records the burial arrangement and location, indicating service details and cemetery name Lahe. The fragment confirms a person named Howard and a funeral context with related dates.
Fragments indicate a funeral procession or interment planned for an individual likely named Hayner. A Morelock is mentioned as forwarding remains during an afternoon transit over the Great Northern Railroad, accompanied by J Stantey to GeTi Interment and related notes.
March 20 Dillon Daily notes the Mon State Normal college Gargoyles drama club will stage three one act plays at the call auditorium Saturday evening. The club, with a strong record of successful productions, aims to entertain local audiences and showcase student talent. Also in the notes are brief city items about local residents and visitors from Butte and Madison County.
Reports to John B. Taylor, Deer Lodge forest supervisor, describe bears feasting on cattle and hay, cracking skulls with a paw, and depleting fodder as moose and deer move into the area. Farmers report fences down and haystacks devoured while wolves and other predatory animals are cited as causes for increased livestock losses.
Special Dispatch reports Judge Bennetts ruled against an injunction aimed at Jefferson County officers who tried to stop Dan Parini from blocking traffic on Elk Park land due to bad roads. The ruling does not decide Parini's right to collect tolls. a trial next week will address that and a separate gun-toting charge. Travelers paid money to pass Parini’s land when main road was unavailable.
Deer Lodge high school prepares an April comedy production under director Mary Blaisdell. Cast includes Skeet Kelley Broyd Bame Diana Garwood Kathi and others, with a humorous mystery and lively public speaking moments.
In Steeleville on March 20 two robbers were killed after attempting to rob the Farmers Bank. Two robbers died and two others were wounded and captured. One citizen was wounded in the firefight during the bank attack. The incident interrupted local political activity as residents followed developments.
In a spring themed advance, Butter News reports the season's arrival with spring hats and dresses. The piece notes observers marking the first robin and a ceremonial opening day, while publishers hint at seasonal displays and the year’s first nature-focused events.
The court freed B. 8 Dakin by directed verdict after a value follow-up on the contract and bank property. jurors elected Frank K. Sullivan foreman and rendered a prompt acquittal. Trial costs totaled 3,087 dollars with county charges for jury service, witnesses, and counsel. Decline noted versus the costly Christian Yegen case, with Yegen appealing to the supreme court after a two year sentence. Judge Lynch thanked the jury as 36 cases closed and the county attorney announced a strong verdict record.
The body of Joh HE Steinborn, veteran officer of the Butte police, was laid to rest in Mount Moriah cemetery after services at St. John’s church. A police cordon accompanied the funeral as city hall bell tolled, with Rev. C F man delivering a eulogy. Pallbearers named included John Eminger Irving Barrett Jack Stewart Fred Dougdate James Kelly Morgan Griffith. Autοs crash reported at Arizona street Broadway intersection involving Maren Sor Bar silver pet roles Money Bie per ovat.
Voters go to the polls Monday to choose city officials in Anaconda as a crowded field of candidates from both parties vies for three offices. Filings closed with 20 contenders, 12 Democrats and 11 Republicans, leaving a neck-and-neck contest for mayor treasurer and alderman seats across wards. Polls open at Boon and stay open until 7 PM with results canvassed by the city council that evening.
The Margaret theater presents Let Women Alone adapted by Woods from Viola Brothers’ On the Shelf. An elderly mother restless in modest circumstances seeks leisure after her children mature leaving home. She secretly works as a companion to a widowed decorator’s child, indirectly sparking a romance between her son and the employer.
De Molays host a dancing party at the Masonic temple for Masons Eastern Star Rainbow De Molay members and friends with Earl Jessen Bill Smith Leland Borman Gilbert Holmberg and Harold McCracken leading the committee of arrangements.
A Lima Ohio resident shares relief after medicine helped her avoid surgery. The note cites personal benefit and mentions Pine Street in Lima as part of the account.
Official arrival of spring marked by a 64 degree high and 44 degree evening, with a 31 degree low in Anaconda. Children played marbles, practice games dotted vacant lots, grass greens and buds appeared, and golfers headed to the Country Club amid a verdant, improving course.
About 25 Deer Lodge legionnaires have signaled attendance at the district convention in Butte this evening. Commander Quinney announced that any other legion or ex-serviceman wishing to go should contact George Boyd at the Panama Pool Hall before noon. Transportation will be provided for those who sign up. The meeting will start with a business session and end with a social.
E Moran, secretary treasurer of the Chile Exploration company, in charge of all employment for Chile and Andes companies, is spending a few days in Anaconda on official business. Moran said the Chile Exploration company is now operating while the Andes company is still under construction.
Governor signs a bill aimed at regulating oleomargarine and butter substitutes. He notes consistency and protection for state industries, vetoes certain proposals, and approves measures affecting licensing, taxation, and reporting for state boards and commissions. The act includes licensing for transient merchants bucketers itinerant vendors and rules on advertising and assessment reporting.
Seattle report quotes Mrs Sadie Holtaner praising Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as aiding backaches catarrhal symptoms and preventing inward weakness during daughter development. She says the remedy helped her daughters develop naturally and urges readers to obtain the tablets or liquid from local dry goods stores or write to Dr. Pierce for advice.
The advertisement from Rinard's Mills by Gilbert Hard praises a healer for sores cuts scalds burns and bruises with a money back guarantee. It claims relief for itching skin eczema fever sores ulcers and chilblains with copper sunbury price 65 cents per jar and mentions BAN CURA SOAP for skin ailments and a baby soap at City Drug Store 119 Main Street Anscor.
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