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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1925
Page
8
Forty eighth grade students in Deer Lodge are set to receive their diplomas Friday night at a school auditorium program. St. Davis of Iste Normal College will present the diplomas. the event begins at 8 o clock and invites the public, parents, and friends to attend.
Fragmented text mentions Victor High School and a graduation scene. It references Frances Foley and Silas Margaret with several surnames such as Cum, White, Howard, Wilcock, and Powell. A state bank offer and a list of residents appear, though the exact events are unclear. The document also notes a child named Athena associated with Infantite paralysis and recent return from Billings.
LON area bankers from Beaverhead Deer Lodge Powell Jefferson Madison and Silver Bow counties join representatives from St Paul Minneapolis Helena Spokane and other cities in Dillon for a district meeting May 25 at the Andrus hotel with sessions at the city hall. J B Monroe and W G Gilbert lead the group as president and secretary treasurer and host a Thursday luncheon and evening gathering at the St James Guild hall.
Dillon May 26 The district court jury recessed after a week with cases set for Thursday The liquor charge against Richard Schwab and Martin Sorenson was dismissed due to a technical error a new information was filed and they will be arraigned again Another case Salza Smith versus John Anderson for debt was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff.
At a regular board meeting the trustees paid warm tribute to Frank Kennedy late member since 1916 announcing his death May 2 1925. They praised his devotion scholarship literary values and kindly disposition noting he lived as an ideal husband father and citizen and has entered rest in God.
Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree sponsored a Patriotism essay contest at St Peters High School. Front prize went to Joseph Kirby for the best essay, Bridget Walsh won second, with Cecelia receiving a copy of Poems of Patriotism. Sisters and judges praised cooperation and effort.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Agnes Labissonniere at St Peter’s Church yesterday at nine in the morning. The late wife of Joseph Labissonniere died from injuries in an auto accident. Funeral cortege left Pt Finnigan undertaking rooms at 8:20 and interment was in Mount Carmel cemetery with a Structural Iron Workers union presence and pallbearers named.
A Buick carrying four passengers left the road yesterday afternoon and plunged over a bridge into a creek. None of the occupants were injured. The car owned by Neil Kelly of 602 West Park Street, Butt, sustained bent fenders and a broken radiator and was towed to Anaconda for repairs.
Anaconda reported a successful Poppy day drive with 321.23 dollars raised before 3 pm. The American Legion sponsored event closed after selling all poppies, with Mrs. Harold Blake leading volunteers who distributed blooms before business hours. Funds support the Legion billet at Otter Lake Michigan for orphans of veterans.
More than 200 babies and preschool children were examined during the county clinic week led by welfare nurse Mrs. Henrietta Crockett. She praised mothers for attendance and noted improvements in several children previously examined, with families from rural and city schools participating.
Anaconda De Molay and Rainbow groups plan a party at the Masonic temple Friday evening to honor cast members of The Whole Towns Talking, a production staged ten days earlier. Infant Ada Margaret Ripplingale, daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Ripplingale of Garrison Mont, died at grandparents home on West Park Avenue. funeral at Fleming home this afternoon, interment at Deer Lodge Cemetery. Moose lodge calls meeting at Tuttle's parlors Wednesday at 10 30 to attend funeral of late Brother W J Warner Rav.
Morris pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace in Justice Frank Fitzgerald's court and was fined 25 dollars. Barbara Borozatz, 1200 Past Fifth Street, was the complainant. He was arrested Monday night by Mayor W. Smith and Officer Russell Osborne after he forced his way into his automobile under the pretense of having the girl deliver a note to his wife. The girl said the car broke down near the city and she was found late and jailed in the county jail.
A rear lean-to fire at 110 Madison, part of the old Washoe brewery barn, destroyed four automobiles including two Ford trucks a Ford touring and a Hudson coach. Only the Hudson was insured. Fire Chief Collins estimated uninsured damage at 2500 dollars. Building owner listed as Adam Tuchscherer.
John Robinson of Anaconda's fire department killed a 350 pound black bear near Carp Lake late Monday night. He traveled from Anaconda after learning of nearby bears and returned with the prize. The bear hunter is described as a champion shotgun artist of the state. In the party were Mr and Mrs Robinson and Thornton Gray of Missouri visiting his uncle Ben Gray. Interment will be in Mount Carmel cemetery.
Mrs. T. H. Fuller of Walpole New Hampshire reports health improvement after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She had months of pain that prevented work but now is strong enough to perform chores and care for two babies. She recommends the remedy to women who feel weak run down and nervous.
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