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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1925
Page
10
Court records show a district court matter in Deor Toa County involving a sale and related clerical action. Davis Deputy and Heagy Clerk are referenced in the filing as part of the court staff.
General news from Deer Lodge reports Kiwanis clubs of Butte Anaconda and Helena hosting a dinner at Hotel Deer Lodge at 7 pm with about 250 expected guests. Committee reports include the Butte Mines band concert and On to St Paul. new member James G King introduced. gopher problem discussed. educational needs of farmers addressed. Miss Joan Rowan to play piano.
May term of the District court in Dillon begins May 19 and will take about a month. Four criminal and 25 civil cases are set for trial with 75 jurors prepared from county taxpayers to sit on proceedings. Also includes notes on a car wreck, local news from Dillon and visits from Missoula and Butte.
The Episcopal guild met at Mrs E Dillon's country home with about 250 attendees. Other items note Kerneth McBride visiting Butte, Mr and Mrs Charles Mitchell en route to Chile and New York, flu affecting J M McPherson, Frank H Havemann's new sedan, Sidney Williams buying a cottage, Bob Davis winning city sprinkling contract, Arthur Withington named night watchman, Floyd Barber directing Hoy Scouts summer camp, Prof John J Rees traveling to study Indian inscriptions, Mrs S E Bowler visiting, M A Mylander town visit, and a social bridge and Mah Jong luncheon hosted by Mrs F R Dry and Mrs Griffith.
Jorqerman May 12 Adam Jones a popular Hoseman girl younger Pat Mr and Mrs C Rodonce argue. The dev brought to Boseman for Spent two years department of Montana Star then took a special in institute in Chicago starting on her second Testing OL Twin Bridges May 12 Dairy men of the Biz Hole valley near Twin Bridges started a Cow Testing club to guide culling of star boarders of their herds and cow milking age Office once each month for testing This will give them sufficients to enable them to call their her telligently The following herds have been en rolled by County Agent McBurgess and more may be added later Tr Cook high grade Guernseys C Boyd high grade Holsteins John Mareither registered and high grade Holsteins Frank Perrault registered 14 high grade Holsteins An effort will be made to stor jwoch clubs in other parts of the county where members are really endeavoring to build up their herds
In Philipsburg on May 12 a high class Turn to the Right performance captivated the audience. Directed by Mrs Ralph E Williams the show featured Clyde New John Burks Edmund Storer Robert Kaiser McDonald Mae Metcalf Knorr Arnold Field Dewey Price and Bertha Stettan. A Firemen's Hall dance followed the event with strong attendance and enjoyment.
Louise Hatfield Buchanan a Granite county resident for decades and Montana settler for nearly 30 years died in Bearmouth near her son Joseph. Born September 10, 1857 in Springfield Missouri she was 68. Survived by four sons and four daughters, funeral held at New Chicago cemetery with local pallbearers.
May 12. Sheriff Sam B. Clark had his leg amputated after an old injury flared during a search for two lost children near Granite. Dr. A C Knight of Philipsburg and Dr. E G Wilcox of Drummond performed the operation and Clark is reported recovering well. Phillipsburg News Notes mention alumni activities and Rotary committees as the town reflects on the event.
A Bozeman tribute confirms the passing of a pioneer matron. The obituary notes her long service to education and community, detailing her leadership and contributions while highlighting the era and region she influenced. The record honors her memory and impact.
Anaconda anglers anticipate the 1925 fishing season opening May 21 eight days earlier than expected. Stores report new tackle stocks and anglers rush to buy equipment. The season allows a daily creel of 40 fish totaling 20 pounds plus one odd fish, with possession of five fish under seven inches.
Clarence Brown directs the Universal production Butterny based on Kathleen Norris novel. The plot pits classic muse against jazz and real love vs flirtation in a founding story of two writers with interwoven romances. Cast includes Laura La Plante Norman Kerry Ruth Clifford Kenneth Harlan Freeman Wood Cesare Gravina T. Roy Barnes Margaret Livingston.
Harlowton notes list residents traveling to Madison Butte Rochester and Stockton for visits or treatment, with local social events and business visits noted. A separate Indiana report details a May robbery at Farmers National Bank in Wadesville where two safes were forced to open and about 75 dollars taken.
Fines totaling 460 dollars were collected at the police station for alleged liquor violations. Antone Julian, arrested Sunday morning, faced a nuisance charge and moonshine possession. his $1 fine was set for Monday but postponed due to illness. John McMillan and Buffy Meenahan each paid 150 dollars for nuisance charges. Officers Bentley and Osborne headed the arrests. Marron and Dempsey were jailed on drunkenness charges. Jennie Doe failed to appear for a remand.
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