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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
9
Members of Mountain View lodge No 29 A of M are requested to meet at their hall on Friday morning at 8 15 to attend the funeral of our late brother Frank Sprayear Adv.
Raymond Salle, longtime Anaconda pioneer and early Deer Lodge settler, died at his Missoula home after a paralytic illness. Born in Germany, he moved to the United States as a youth, helped establish the ice business in Baile’s Gulch, Anaconda, and later bought an orchard in Missoula. He is survived by his wife, a niece Mrs. H R Keppler, and two nephews. Funeral will be held in Missoula with services led by local relatives.
A woman pleaded guilty to a charge and received a sixty day sentence in the county jail. Rene Hohn and Mike Chapman were involved. Chapman pleaded not guilty and his case was set for a 2 o'clock hearing by Justice Heproid.
The extraordinary Green Follies, America's grandest annual musical revue, showcases a famed comedienne and other stars. It comes to the Margaret theatre this Monday May 25, bringing charm and humor to audiences.
The chapter lists a large cast including Handers Miles Lynn Canter Mme Pitt Genevive McCormack Bessie Colvin Faul Starke man Fred Cowhick Addie Marr and a chorus of renowned artists. Scripts and lyrics credited to Billy K Wells Lou Fields Gaorge Kantiman George V He Bert Kalmer Irview Cosser with numbers by Louis Hitech Harry Ral 1 and Don Conrad. John Murrey Ander devised and directed the production continuing his role as director of prior Greenw Village Follies.
A compact period of local items notes a piano teacher contact, window shade ads, and a laundry ad. It records D. H. Morgan’s trip to Butte, furniture for sale, and a building lot on Hickory Street. Judge Winston and Fuller travel for duties, while Sehmits return home after visiting Great Falls. Numerous notes cover births, visits, and town business, plus society events and sales at Fifth Avenue Hat Shop.
One divorce action and three civil suits were filed in district court yesterday afternoon. Emma Thompson seeks divorce from Albert Thompson for cruelty and asks the court to restrain him from taking furniture and to grant $150 counsel fees, with Charles Flood and Roy Michaud representing her. McSherlund began suit against Nell Pearson Tess Quick and W. L. Lockhart of Copper City Motor Co. for damages on a contract to trade a Dodge Coupe for a Studebaker, plus $10 in damages from May 1 and costs. Matt Di Santen of Butte represents the action. Otto Batacz, executor of Cecilia Smith, filed a case for attorney fees and costs. Gurgevich, administrator of George S. Cheranich, sued David and Millen Gregovich for nonpayment on a promissory note of $1,000 with 6 percent interest, secured by a mortgage on lot 91. The note due and mortgage filed.
Anthony Gregorich and Miss Johannia Gregorich exchanged vows at St church yesterday at o'clock in a high mass officiated by Rev. Father Pirnat. Bridesmaid wore Nile green taffeta and carried roses. Flower girls Johan Drazich and Anne Beriovich wore rainbow frocks. A wedding reception followed at St Peter and Paul hall. The couple plan a California honeymoon and then establish their home in Anaconda.
Mrs. Suman Riley, sister of Sheriff James J. gainor, returns to Kansas City from Anaconda where she had visited her mother Mrs Gallagher and her brother in Solomon Kan. The brief notice notes her departure after a stay in the city.
Anscones Kiwanis club members will attend a joint All Kiwanis Night in Deer Lodge Saturday evening bringing together Kiwanis groups from Ammsosta, Butte, Helena and Deer Lodge. A quartet led by Rewnien will perform and each visiting club will give a five minute talk. A post meeting dance is planned at the city hall with many members expected to attend.
Montana opens fishing season as many Anaconda anglers prepare to fish. In prior years the season started late May, so this year’s earlier opening is welcomed by locals.
Asporne last evening at Savi Uberty when he posted 150 bonds for his appearance in police court today. Funeral details indicate burial plans for Frank Kiasnich at Mount Carmel cemetery with interment at Mount Carmel.
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