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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
17
Plans are under way to reorganize the last Anaconda Junior baseball team under a new name to reflect grown years. The Anaconda Young Men's Club will revive the squad with old members as candidates and open competition to others. A meeting at the courthouse tonight at 8 will finalize the setup and launch with a campaign and new uniforms to come.
Miss Mary Woods of the Brooklyn navy yard cuts patterns for all flags made there and has served the government for over 80 years. Alongside her, 29 women make flags at the yard, producing about 24,000 flags annually for ships, which carry roughly 430 flags per outfit.
Father Isidore delivers a fiery sermon on race death by own action at St. Pieter's, urging reform not just of public vice but of personal conduct. He cites rising crime, mob psychology, and warns that reforms alone may fail if inner vice remains unaddressed.
Moose meet tonight and assorted local notices. items include Eastern beer at the Mint piano for sale at Quane s ladders violin school 507 Cat high grade whiskeys at Parker s trunks and suitcases at Zollman s M W Pander of Butte in city on business Mrs Joe Morony visits Butte John Wenger on business in Butte call to see Indian motorcycle at Main street garage Charlie Healen of Butte on business J E Beard travels to Walla Walla Wash painting and papering by Bruckner 17 Main street For rent five room modern house Wellcome Peckover Co S Wahlstedt visits Butte returning late night Blue Ribbon beer five large bottles for 1 Special eyewear fitting at Hammerslough s M J Murphy of Woodmen of the World at Hel.
The Anaconda Republican convention held in city hall nominated candidates for alderman from six wards. George Cariher, W L Colling, James M Sheehan, C E Carher, Walter Reynolds, and F E H Beal were selected as aldermen with committeemen named for each ward. The committee was tasked to fill vacancies and affirmed Taft era municipal praise under Mayor Herbert A Conyne.
Barkeepers meet at their hall on Saturday March 23 at 8 30 a m to attend the funeral of Brother Ed Labber s wife. By order of the receiving secretary S D Garretson Local No 746 Anaconda Mont.
Thirteen cast members perform in a lively minstrel show with new faces, costumes, jokes, and acts. The program also features pictures of Warm Springs interiors and exteriors, Anaconda Elks entertainment, and a combined two-show bill. Doors open early. admission is 10 cents.
Mrs Ed Labbe born in Pengium in 1872 died at 203 West Commercial avenue after calling her husband to bedside. She had been ill with dropsy for years and recently returned home from hospital. Her husband Ed Labbe worked at Montana hotel and daughter Mrs Harry Calhoun lived in Butte. Funeral services set for Saturday at St Pauls church with family home services.
In a curling night, Brunton’s team beat Brillhart 15 to 13 after a tight 12 ends and a deciding 13th end. Mathewson’s rink earned a 10 to 9 win in the Mathewson trophy clash after a 12 end deadlock, with Mathewson scoring the final point.
The Reel theater shows How She Married a fat man who courts a beauty and plans to wed her sister. Also There Fell a Flower an Italian comedy. The Elks tour the asylum grounds during last summer’s conversion. Amateur minstrel show announced for Friday to Sunday with 12 cast members.
The Business Men's Association held a dinner last evening in the Turf cafe with 27 members present. The association passed resolutions compliment.
In Deer Lodge County Montana the district court orders all interested parties to appear on April 23 1912 to show cause why the guardian Emma Anderson should be granted authority to sell such portion of Robert Golde a minor's real estate as necessary. The order directs publication weekly for four weeks in the Anaconda Standard. Judge George B. Winston dated March 21 1912.
In compliance with 1911 Session Laws notice is given that the registry book for school elections to be held April 6 1912 will close March 26 1912 Electors may register before the county clerk a justice of the peace or a notary public. M P Mahoney Ex Officio County Registrar for Deer Lodge County Montana.
Congressman Pray pledges full support to secure a federal building for Anaconda. Resolutions will be sent to Senators Dixon and Myers. The group reports 99 new members at the meeting. The Congo river and its tributaries provide nearly 10,000 miles of navigable waterways.
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