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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
8
Diamond Dyes offer guaranteed home tinting with simple directions. The 60 cent package colors wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics, including silks, ribbons, skirts, waists, dresses, coats and draperies. Tell your druggist the material and whether it is wool silk linen cotton or mixed.
Thousands suffer goitre fears lose hope fearing operation after failed advertised remedies. Smith Drug Co and Fuller Drug Co now offer Dr Haysen s Goldtre Treatment with home use and a money back guarantee. Free booklet available from Haysen Co at 209 B State St, Binghamton NY.
Deer Lodge March 30. A community carnival sponsored by local businessmen aims to fund the municipal swimming pool debt. The event runs May 18 to 20 with committees named for publicity and general arrangements among others. Additional groups to be announced later.
Elisabeth Malone teaching in Emory Valley visits Harlowton. William Culver returns from Detroit to stay. W N Smith at Bozeman College visits family in city. John Bassett from Virginia City visits old friends. Gannett driller from Virginia City. Eggenberger and Dery drive to Hobson for a banquet. Buck visits, F B Burmeister returns from Madison. Regimental band concert draws large crowd at Liberty Hall with afternoon parade and dance. Local clubs host gatherings at Mrs Barber home and Lutheran ladies group sew. Kiehl from Twodot visits. Perry of Shawmut stops by. Altar society hosts Thursday meeting. Senior junior class rush at Central avenue flagpole leads to hourlong contest. Mrs Anderson returning to Seattle. Kate Oleon hosts cards and refreshments.
Philipsburg notes report longtime resident D M McDonald died at home after a long illness. Born in Quebec in 1852, he came to Anaconda in 1887 then Philipsburg in 1888. Survived by two daughters and a son, burial at the Improved Order Red Men cemetery conducted by D M Durfee.
Dillon March 40 Carl C Meine a well known rancher and Miss Margaret Rebich wed in a quiet ceremony at St Rose rectory. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Joseph Rebich and the couple plan to live in Dillon after a Salt Lake City visit. A separate district court action by T J Mulaney seeks annulment of a deed involving Mary Adelle Murray Fred A Curtiss and Belle Curtiss in a dispute tied to Senator James Murray estate.
Bowlers of the C league in this city closed their season with an ornate banquet at Gregson Springs attended by over 60 pinsmashers from the An cond a Bowling association. The program included piano, vocal and instrumental solos, a banjo-mandolin duet, and remarks by Ed Wenger president James McGuire John Joe Sallagher Bill McVicars and Harold For.
The Gleifiers dramatic society staging at the parish school hall drew favorable reaction from attendees. Tonight another performance is planned as the group continues its run with lively scenes and bright entertainment.
Anaconda voters anticipate a hot primary with crowded races and heavy turnout. Democrats list a full ticket including Mayor McCartt and several aldermen. Republicans field a complete slate though alderman in the Third ward remains open. Campaign spending notes show limited candidate expense reports due by 6 p.m. April.
Lutheran Zion church hosts annual public festival next Thursday at 8 o'clock with the men of the congregation organizing. The program features an organ solo by the organist, an address by Professor W. K, a recitation by Frank Holmberg, a vocal solo by Lester Swanson, and remarks by Pastor H. Collander. Refreshments to follow, funded by a choir concert that provided two new electric lamps for the church.
G Spencer and J P Rotarians spoke of their first financial ventures ahead of the April 20 election for five Rotary directors. Daugherty Writes Book reports former attorney general Harry M. Daugherty preparing a book claiming full disclosure of events, with no date or publisher yet announced.
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