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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
8
A disjointed ad style instruction promises to treat dandruff by applying a scalp moistening plain substance at night. The fragmentary text mentions Bee and a late night routine but provides no clear product name or concrete details beyond a vague method.
In Hamilton and surroundings, reports note unsettled horse cattle and sheep division terms, a court dispute, and social updates. Mrs Ton and family detail a daughter’s operation in Missoula, with hospital stay noted and family care described amid town events.
TV Bridges Hens position as relief girl at the local telephone office. Robert Morrison has been on the sick list during the past week. Mr and Mrs Mark High are the parents of a baby girl born Sunday evening March 18 Miss Julia Krause has resigned her position as operator at the telephone office and will leave the first of the month to join her folks at Lebanon Ore The many friends of HH Jackson were shocked to learn of his death Thursday evening at the family home Mr Jackson is an old time resident of Madison county but has been in very poor health for some time Mrs Frank Pahl acted as hostess to the Helpers society Thursday after Trauffer was brought down from his mine in Georgia Gulch to secure medical treatment Mr Trauffer has been MM for several Later reports are that he is tee was devoted the popular game of five hundred tables being in play The first Biles forced.
Harlowton Mont March 25 The poster contest by the Harlowton schools art department concluded with sixth grade Edison school pupils winning. Kelly Campbell drew the winning freehand bucking broncho poster and it will grace upcoming school art exhibits. Other notes include social gatherings, lodge activities, and plans for athletic facilities and extended service to White Sulphur Springs.
Miles City reports Ray G. Nichols a leading rancher south of town died suddenly from heart disease. His body will be shipped to Lebo for burial. he had no local relatives.
March 25 Dillon notes report a caucus of the Voters of Dillon to be held at the public school auditorium on March 26 for nominating candidates for school offices. Nominations will be made Thursday evening and citizens are urged to attend. Various local residents are listed as visiting or attending matters in Dillon or from nearby towns.
F W Whyte of Anaconda spoke at the Deer Lodge Rotary luncheon on coal production costs from mining to market. The talk pleased Rotarians while Miss Weswale High School Glee Club, led by Ruth Phelps, entertained. Regular business followed with no special actions.
The article notes many colored minstrel shows failed due to performers acting unconsciously and unnaturally. It praises manager Arthur Hockwald for his understanding of negro humor and his South origin, assembling a true entertaining company. The Georgia Minstrels will perform at the Margaret theater tonight.
Anaconda council members will attend a Sunday mass at St. Peters Bordlock then breakfast at the Montana Hotel with about 100 members expected. A memorial service at the clubhouse Tuesday featured eulogies by Prof W K Dwyer and others for deceased members Thomas C Cafferty James ODonnell J F Hogan Frank Skender John J Darcy George B Lynn Albert Lee and Thomas R Walsh.
City Clerk announces absent ballots require a signed application returned to the office before mailing. Voters far away cannot sign and return in time, risking ballot arrival after election day. The article notes a context involving a church seating and mentions 3,500 and a $150,000 figure.
A powerful spring windstorm swept Anaconda causing property damage with gusts near 70 miles per hour. Fences, street globes, and store windows were blown down while signs toppled and a large grill window broke. Temperatures then fell from a high of 53 to a low near 27 degrees as night approached.
William Bell Jr and auss Eatner were married in Butte with Rev. Chapman officiating. The couple, popular in Anaconda area, left for Great Falls after the ceremony and will reside in Anaconda following a state honeymoon. The article notes attending physicians and offers best wishes for the newlyweds.
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