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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1923
Page
11
A brisk Anaconda notice sheet lists events including Eagles meet, dance at Washoe park, Kiwanis luncheon, and Shrine club gathering tonight. Local business ads offer vacuum cleaners for rent and carpet cleaning services. Readers are advised of new Edison records and Stage’s limited rug sale with bargains.
A sensational New York tale asks how loyal a wife should be and if she may turn to crime to serve her husband. The Broad way Madonna unfolds with mystery and red blooded drama at the Imperial theater tonight and tomorrow night, spotlighting a woman caught in a questionable scheme with a wealthy young man.
William Quick and Ruby Moe, prominent Deer Lodge residents, were married yesterday afternoon in Anaconda by Rev. J. C. Knotter. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Utzman of Deer Lodge served as witnesses. the couple will reside in Deer Lodge.
The funeral for George Ses trich who died in the city Monday evening will be at 8 30 am from the family home 613 East Commercial avenue and proceed to St Peter s church for a solemn high mass at 9 o clock. The body will be returned to the family home at 11 o'clock today.
F. E. Kammermeyer, head of the Yellowstone Park Transportation Co, arrived in the city to conduct driving examinations for young men aiming to drive park buses this summer. Examinations are scheduled today and tomorrow forenoon at the Main Street garage.
Lenora Tracy infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John Tracy died last evening at 1007 East Fourth Street. Funeral services are private this afternoon at 8 30 from the family home and interment will be in Mount Carmel Cemetery.
Manager Nadeau of the Bluebird theater presents a sensational show tonight and tomorrow featuring The Ex pose of Sawing a Lady. The film reveals the John E. Coutts illusion with a lady cut in half while a demonstration explains the method. Alice Brady appears in The Leopardess with Pathe news also on the program.
The Jo seph A. Holmes Safety First group postpones its regular meeting to tomorrow evening at city hall. Dr. A. J. Willits will discuss arterial hemorrhages and James McPherson will speak on roller bandaging. Members of the Scout leaders' training course will join.
A large crowd watched the I. X. L juniors beat Cherry Street juniors 30 to 8 at the city commons last night. Batteries for I. X. L were Rodgers and Opray while Cherry Street used Jenkins Milton and MacKenzie.
Michael Fugini appeared before County Attorney Knight and signed a complaint charging John Doe Mascott with third degree assault. The document ties the charge to a quarrel that led to blows.
Funeral services for John J. Wegener will be held this morning at 8:60 from C A Tuttle undertaking room with services at St Pauls Church at 9. Interment is in Mount Carmel Cemetery.
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