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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1917
Page
4
Ernest E. Beal son of Chauncey Beal of this city has completed a Denver dental course and has been accepted by the government as a Red Cross interne and dentist in the hospital corps.
The Goodfriends and Panamas played through soggy grounds and cold for six innings before darkness halted play. Bell limited the Panamas to two hits, Flint homered for the sole extra-base hit, and Halloran, Flint, Childs and Bell produced the scoring.
Fragmentary text mentions disturbing the peace and paying money for a celebration. It references an ordinance, a sum of 860, and a busy day for Judge Da teinhaw who had become vice at some point. The record reads as an OCR damaged historical note.
The Swedish Lutheran church choir under A J Hamilton presents a musicaI at the church this evening. Admission is free with a silver collection. refreshments follow. Program includes organ voluntaries, Swedish solos, and church choruses amid announcements and a closing blessing.
Baby Marie Osborne born in 1912 stars in Pathe productions praised for wholesome content. A theater owner cites Pathe ads urging “clean pictures pay” and promotes the new film Told at Twilight as a weekday friendly choice. The Bluebird Theatre manager negotiates a booking for tonight only to feature the film.
A letter from Clyde Murphy and Charles Graham reports both Anaconda natives have joined the Army and are in the hospital branch at Goat City. They are in a three month training course with an exam for assignment to the field hospital corps as first class apprentices. Both express enthusiasm for their work.
In police court Don Coulos and worry monuas, two Greeks, fought on Park Avenue Sunday. Coulos claimed self defense and was fined $25 after being found guilty. Holidas, arrested on a second complaint, paid $15. Peter Lazetich paid $20 after disputing instructions from a Sanitary Officer Dennis Shoviin. Shoate Vi Reeker was found guilty.
Louis Thompson fifty an old time section hand dropped dead yesterday morning while walking with Andrew Perls on the railroad track near Stuart. The two had worked at the Edward Gleed ranch near Lima and had left There Saturday planning westward travel. The body rests at Mahoney undertaking parlors as authorities seek relatives.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary A. Perry will be held at the family home on West Third Street this Tuesday morning, then proceed to St. Paula church for a high mass. Louis Thompson aged 50 died yesterday morning at Stuart. remains at Mahoney undertaking rooms with funeral announcement to follow.
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