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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
10
Anaconda notes list visitors from Butte Missoula Dillon Warm Springs and Deer Lodge, with several residents traveling for business or pleasure. A birth is announced at Brown's Quarry, and local rail and tobacco promotions appear amid society notices and a charity drive for Ireland.
Anaconda theater listings and city notices note Imperial Buck Jones in Sunset Sprague access and multiple society items. Headlines include welfare chatter, trimmed hats arrivals at Bluebird Millinery, and local visits by residents from Salt Lake and Butte. Card party by St Pauls court, benefit for Irish relief, and theatre engagement details. Dr. Scanland from Warm Springs recovering from appendicitis.
The Anaconda Rotary club met at the Montana hotel with 62 members present despite seven absences. Senator Thomas P. Stewart spoke on state senate methods for over an hour, detailing legislative practices. A committee to cooperate with the G A R for a June state convention in Anaconda was formed, led by John W. James G Coy and Mark A. Fulmer, with visitors Dr. O Hagan of Montreal and Dr. Knowles of Missoula.
Judges and clerks for the school election to be held Saturday are listed by precinct. Buck Jones stars in Sunset Sprague at the Imperial theater, a Western adventure where a cowboy helps a plucky girl defend a mine from bandits.
The Anaconda lodge of Elks will host a dance on April 2 for its members and invited guests arranging a social evening with music and dancing.
A mini oil well drill prop installed in Arthur Fortier's barber shop on East Park Avenue Bil lings district. The tiny electric motor powers the model and a detailed diagram by Carl Jacekel, deputy county clerk and recorder, accompanies the exhibit as a careful, interesting study.
Knights of Columbus announce a Sunday breakfast after St Peter’s mass at the club home. Bar ny McGreevy chairs the committee with sausage cakes and coffee for 75 cents, while Grand Knight Matt J Kelly issues a notice calling 7 20 a m roll call and mass then breakfast. David Goldstein will lecture on Bolshevism April 8 free to the public. The Montana Columbian debuts April 1 with local Knights news. 15 first degree members await initiation and 25 more are needed for the second and third degrees. Anaconda Elks plan a dance April 2 for members and guests.
A MacRae store advertisement misstated pumps as 14.25 dollars instead of 4.25. The error stemmed from long familiarity with a fourteen dollar price for pumps. The store clarifies the pumps are new spring footwear at the corrected regular price.
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