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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1925
Page
9
About 160 members of Acacia lodge No. 33 will travel to Butte this evening to attend ceremonies conferring third degree on several candidates. After initiation, a banquet will be held at the Masonic temple in Butte.
Last day of the health conference urges mothers with preschool children and babies to attend the Lincoln school event from 9:30 to 3:00. In Lablasonnier obituary, Agnes Lablasonnier will be buried from P. J. Winnegan company, with solemn rites at Mount Carmel and interment at Glock cemetery near St. Pa.
Anaconda fire prevention board led by Mayor W C Smith and Fire Chief Charles Collins found the city 100 percent clean with excellent fire safety, signaling rapid alarm response and orderly evacuation drills at Lincoln High Daly and the high school in a daylight inspection.
Patrick Donovan died in a westbound train incident near Columbus. The funeral was held at his son John Don’s home, with the choir singing Nearer My God to Thee. Pallbearers included Kenna, Dan Done, James O'Donnell, and Wilson.
Anaconda police blotter lists cases including two for drunkenness and vagrancy yesterday. One man arrested on new charges had a $15 bond forfeited after being charged with parking his car on the wrong side in the afternoon.
Five people were rushed to St Anna hospital after an Anaconda accident yesterday afternoon. Veter Murphy of 617 fell from a car at the phosphate plant and sustained a badly bruised hip while another patient was listed as injured.
C A Lemmon shot an 18 on the Ti hole course to break the amateur 18 hole mark at Anaconda Country Club Sunday. The feat surpasses prior near records by local players and stands as the lowest 18 hole score by any non professional at the course.
Funeral services for William J. Warner, longtime Anaconda resident who died Sunday, will be held Wednesday afternoon at the C. A. Tustie funeral chapel. The Rev. John Gilbert Spencer of St. Mark's Episcopal Church will officiate and interment will be in Hill Cemetery.
Local short items list ads and notices from Anaconda including business ads for taxi service and laundry, jewelry pricing, real estate, and household sales. Names include Mahan, Palme, Ferguson, Riemenschneider, Labissonniere, and Gano with various city, Missoula, Spokane, and Milwaukee references. Community events note dances at Rose Garden and meetings of Woodcraft, K of C, Yeomen, and Acacia lodge. A funeral, fire department call, and local arrivals/departures are recorded along with eye exam services and a missionary society gathering.
Anaconda merchants display the latest straw hat styles in shop windows as town observes Straw Hat Day. The event drew crowds to view displays including the world’s largest straw hat at J C Penney, measuring 36 inches in diameter.
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