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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1925

Page

11

Auto Crash Near Rowan Leaves Four Hurt

On the main highway near Rowan on Sunday evening Edith Williams of Polson lost steering as she moved to pass. Her car skidded over a three foot embankment and rolled twice. Edith Williams suffered minor injuries and was taken to the Sisters hospital at Polson. Other occupants Ruth Mattison Quay Culbertson and Dee Caffrey escaped with minor bruises. The wrecked car belonged to Dee Caffrey.

Polson Rowan Edith Williams Ruth Mattison Quay Culbertson Dee Caffrey Edith Willams Sisters’ Hospital

Valley View Farm Bureau Holds Large Meeting at Valley View

The Valley View Farm bureau gathered at the Valley View schoolhouse on Friday evening with one of the largest turnouts in years. O A Sturm presided as president. A June 3 meeting at Rowan for Flathead project water users was discussed to prepare for Congressman Crampton and Interior Department officials visit in July. Charley Peden spoke on corn and tested 12 varieties for ripening and fodder. John Lampe of Polson played two violin pieces and plans to lecture on Siberia. The night ended with a dance and light refreshments.

Washington, D. C Charley Peden John Lampe Polson

Local Rogerio Notes in Polson May 28

Miss Jane Adams former Polson teacher visits Miss Gertrude Martin and will stay at the James Harbert summer home at Skidoo Bay. Fritz Lampe of Seattle, a Polson alumnus, visits his father John Lampe and plans Western Montana travel with weekends at home. Dr George B Owen ill and taken to Rochester Minn. Roy Hanson of Pasadena dies, burial Saturday. his Polson relatives and H S Hanson travel and mourn with parents J H and Mrs Hanson.

Polson Jane Adams Gertrude Martin Adams Sidney, Mont Martin James Harbert Skiddoo Bay Fritz Lampe Seattle John Lampe Fritz Montana George B. Owen Rochester Minn Harry Owen H. S. Hanson Roy Hanson Pasadena Cal

Disabled Veterans 10 Select Staff Tonight in Butte

The Butte chapter of Disabled American Veterans meets at Patriotic hall courthouse to elect officers and name two delegates to the national gathering in Omaha on June 1. Plans include Decoration day services, funding for delegates, and final arrangements for the chapter’s ceremony Saturday beginning at 8 o clock.

Butte Disabled American Veterans Patriotic Hall of the War Organization Omaha

Deer Lodge bankers elect Williams group president

C H Williams was elected president of group No 6 of the Montana State Bankers association at the conclusion of the Dillon meeting. Other officers include Ralph W Place and A J Lochrie with a luncheon and speeches on livestock conditions and banking.

Lochrie M. A. Fulmer First National Bank of Anaconda J. H. Gilbert Dillon George A. Hill First National Bank of Butte J. K. Hessler Clark Bank of Butte State Bankers’ Association Hessler National Bank and Trust Company of J. A. Frazier First National Bank of Twin Roscoe Cornell Gilbert Bankers of E. M. Arnett State College Montana H.L. Zimmermann Federal Reserve System of Helena W. W. Hayden Merchants’ National Bank of St. Paul H. L. Hume Northwest National Bank of Minneapolis J. W. Conrad Inland National Bank of Minneapolis

Annual May Day Fete Draws Thousands at Montana Normal

Several thousand spectators attended the May fete and spring festival on the Montana State Normal College campus with 600 public school children and 150 college girls. Grace White of Joliet was crowned May queen, with pages, flower girls, a crown bearer, and an extensive program of dances and group performances. Music was by Mrs. Charlotte Ballard.

Montana State Normal College Grace White Joliet Mont Lawrence Moran Francis Mooney Helen Peterson Bernice Bidstrup Dorothy McCulley Helen Bourassa Lois Gilbert Marion Carruthers Eloise Olmsted Myrtle Dunks Gladys Galvin Marie Wahle Bernice Somerville Clara Hougardy Bennie Haines Nuth Halsey Dorothy Graham Alene Hedberg Alfa McDonough Ethel Quinlin Ruby Stevens Eva Right Helen Carr Kitty McGarvey Angi Thompson Beth Medhurst Eva Zackary Ruth Benedick Kathryn Mead Louise Rank Dorothy Powers Bernice Duschee Helen Larsen Eugene Zabell Margaret Arthur Jessie Melville Leila Kinkade Zac Logan Charlotte Ballard

Event directed by Miss Bernice Patterson at Normal College

Alderic Tessier and F. B. Ashworth are noted in the record as participants. The entire event was directed by Miss Bernice Patterson of the Normal college faculty.

Alderic Tessier F. B. Ashworth Bernice Patterson Normal College

Man Pleads Guilty To Forgery Charge

Dillon May 28 Sheriff Mooney arrested Richard Martin at Sheep creek basin above Dell on a forgery charge. He was arraigned in Dillon justice court and pleaded guilty, bound over to district court for sentence with $2000 bond set, which he could not furnish. Martin allegedly cashed a check he raised for five to fifteen dollars given by Ed Kenison of Dell.

Dillon D. F Mooney Sheep Creek Basin Dell Richard Martin Martin L. P. Phillips Justice Court District Court Ed Kenison Sheepa Dell

Dillon News Notes highlights visitors and local returns

Carl Hansen visited Dillon from Armstead. Milton and Ross Nay enjoy a spell in Dillon from Grasshopper ranch. Mr and Mrs James Doyle arrived from Centennial valley for several days. Joe Metlen, noted stockman of Horse Prairie, was in town to attend to business.

Dillon Carl Hansen Armstead Milton Ross Nay Grasshopper James Doyle Centennial Valley Joe Metlen Horse Prairie

Local Harlowton Notes Highlight Memorial Day Plans

Harlowton officials and residents prepare for Memorial Day events led by the Wheatland post American Legion with the Rev. C P Daane addressing at the American theater. The week also includes visits by lawmakers, Knights of Columbus members, and local business travel as townsfolk attend receptions, banquets, and religious services.

Salmon Highway Bids Set for June Construction

Engineers and contractors will bid on the Montana Salmon highway project in Salmon on June 1 with contracts to be awarded June 11 unless plans change. The announcement brings hope to residents of Salmon Bitter Root and Butte regions.

Salmon, Ida Salmon Bitter Root Butte

Salmon Social Notes Report Summer Work and Visits

May 28 edition lists residents taking Forest Service summer posts in Indianola Hughes Creek and Yellow Jacket country. Locals travel to Challis Butte Pocatello Portland and Salmon Hot Springs host gatherings and church society events. Families welcome new baby and conduct routine visits and outings.

Salmon John Grandall Clayton Scribner Russell M. White Vernon Withington Forest Service Indianola Hughes Creek Yellow Jacket 8. C. Scribner Challis Monay Woman's Guild Frank H. Havemann Fred Crandall Aid Society Quarles Francis R. Hall Merkle Drake Drake Ernestine Rose Charles Mack Walter van Stratt Butte Floyd R. Barber Ina Pocatello A. W. Pipes California Episcopal J. W. Thompson James Jr

Group Bankers Open Convention Saturday in Montana

Group seven bankers from nine counties in south central Montana will hold the fourteenth annual Montana Bankers Association meeting in Hunter Hot Springs on Saturday. The day includes a morning session with welcomes, addresses, reports, and discussions, followed by an afternoon session on taxation and banking with speaker Sterling M. Wood. The event features a dancing evening and features numerous bank officials from cities including Livingston Belgrade Billings Joliet and Forsyth.

Standard Hunter Hot Springs Montana Montana Bankers’ Association J. W. Hard Episcopal Church Big Timber N. A. Telyea National Park Bank Livingston Hardin Carbon L. E B. Marvin Joliet State Bank Joliet Gallatin Amos C. Hall National Bank of Gallatin Bozeman Park C. H. Hefferlin the Merchants’ Bank Rosebud T. J. Werener American National Bank Forsyth Stillwater L. J. Wallace Park City State Bank Park City Sweet Grass Percy J. Webb Scandinavian American Bank Treasure J. G. Weldon First National Bank Hysham Yellowstone W. E. Waldron Security Trust & Savings Bank Billings Sterling M. Wood

Montana Bankers Meeting Reports and Officers Elected

Prof W Ne Montana State College hosts discussions among bankers from Belgrade Big Timber and Billings with reports from committees. Officers elected include E L Heidel Belgrade State Bank president and D V Higbie Scandinavian American Bank Big Timber vice president along with Wm Witt Columbus First National Bank secretary treasurer. Executive committee members include Elroy H Westbrook Midland National Bank Billings and G A Briebach Farmers State Bank Wilsall with T W Marshall Reed Point State Bank as council member.

Montana State College Rats Roca Billings Sisattan Hammond Ntana Bankers’ Association Elena E. L. Heidel Belgrade State Bank Belgrade D. V. Higbie Scandinavian American Bank Big Timber Wm. Witt First National Bank Columbus Elroy H. Westbrook Midland National Bank G. A. Briebach Farmers’ State Bank Wilsall Montana Bankers’ Association T. W. Marshall Reed Point State Bank Reed Point

Frank McKay Killed in Black Rock Mine Mishap

Frank McKay 40 perished yesterday afternoon in a surface accident at the Black Rock mine. He had worked there for months after leaving Campana Commercial and was a well known Butte resident. Survived by widow Nellie and two cousins Fred and Alphonso McKay, all of Butte. Coroner Pat Holland ordered a later inquest. Body at Whitechapel awaiting funeral plans.

Black Rock Frank McKay Diamond Street Campana Commercial Company McKay Butte Nellie McKay Fred Alphonso McKay Pat Holland Whitechapel Amatelea Mkay Wisconsin Nelle Alphonso Kay W Chapel

Mrs Minnie Connelly dies at 2324 Yale Avenue in Butte

Mrs Minnie Augusta Connelly a Butte resident for 32 years died yesterday morning at her home 2324 Yale avenue. She is survived by her widower John Harold Connelly a daughter Harriet Head of Butte two sisters and three brothers a grandson John Harold Head a son in law Wesley Head and a sister in law J D Olson of Philipsburg The body was moved from Sherman Reed chapel to the home for a 1 30 pm Saturday funeral at Peoples church with interment at Mountain View cemetery.

Minnie Connelly Minnie Augusta Connelly Butte Yale Avenue John Harold Connelly Harriet Head Wilmot Taylor Melrose Mase Jarvis Baker Woodstock N. D Ernest Hamilton Portland Will J Harry Hamilton New Brunswick John Harold Head Wesley Head J. D. Olson Philipsburg Sherman & Reed Peoples Church Mountain View Cemetery

Mrs Oppenheimer Buried In Jewish Rites At Family Home

Funeral held yesterday for Mrs Nathan Oppenheimer at daughter Mrs William Meyer 827 Granite Street. Rabbi David Bronstein officiated as mourners filled the home and flowers covered the casket. Interment followed in the Jewish cemetery with pallbearers named.

Oppenheimer Nathan Oppenheimer William Meyer Granite Street David Bronstein Temple B'nai Israel B. A. Myers Gue Weinstock Sig Behilling Jack Cohen Henry Codden Harry Blumkin William Symons

Shock of Auto Mishap Believed Cause for Death

A coroner's jury in Butte concluded that a May 24 auto crash near St James hospital likely triggered inflammation of the heart leading to Sylvester Scanlon's death at the Johnson House later that evening. Scanlon, 43, had a prior nose and chin bruise from the crash on South Idaho Street. He lived at 212 West Galena and ran an upholstery shop. a brother Thomas of Butte survives.

Bhock St. James Hospital Sylvester Scanlon Johnson House South Montana Street Pat Holland Ody Scanlon South Idaho Street Beanlon West Galena Street Butte Main Street Anaconda Thomas

Belgian Olympic Head Elected President in Prague

Count Henri de Baillett Latour of Belgium was chosen today as president of the international Olympic congress in session in Prague, succeeding Baron Pierre de Coubertin who declined another term.

Associated Press Prague Czecho-Slovakia Henri de Baillett-Latour Belgium International Olympic Congress Baron Vierre de Coubertin

Nurmi Rejects Amateur Offers in U S Visit

Finnish star Paavo Nurmi refused all offers to renounce amateur status during his U S visit. The Amateur Athletic Union secretary said offers including a $60,000 circus contract and other pitches were declined. Nurmi plans to work as a draftsman in Helsinki if he does not return next January or by 1927.

New York Paavo Nurmi Finland United States Frederick Rubien The Amateur Athletic Union Nurmi Abo Rubien Miller Brothers’ Circus Helsingfors

Berlenbach Faces Montigue In Outdoor Light Heavy Title Fight

New York hosts the season’s first major outdoor title bout as Paul Berlenbach, age 24, challenges Mike McTigue for the world light heavyweight crown in a 15 round contest. The match pits McTigue’s defense against Berlenbach’s feared punching power.

Associated Prosa New York Paul Berlenbach Mike MonTigue McTigue Berlenbach

Montana Beats Washington State In Conference Baseball

MISSOULA May 28 Montana University defeated Washington State College 4 to 3 in a conference game. Hanson pitched and hit leading Montana to the win while Washington State rallied once in the last inning. O Connor was hit by a pitch in the fifth and left the game. Batteries O Connor Hanson Melly Weingarten Becker Mitchell.

Associated Press Missoula Montana University Washington State College Hanson Washington State O'Connor Montanamee Grisslies Momcana Ca Washington Melly Weingarten Becker and Mitchell

Notice to Creditors andStockholders in Anaconda

Notice to creditors of Annie Edstrom deceased and to all claimants. Four months to present vouchers to administrator George M Edstrom at 124 East Park Avenue Anaconda Montana. Also notice of Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway stockholders annual meeting in Anaconda Montana June 2 1936 at 1 PM to elect five directors.

Annie Edstrom East Park Avenue Anaconda Cald Eatate

Butte's Best for 26 Years In South Main

W. M. Arnold promotes James J. Brett at 120 South Main Butte with phone 320, highlighting decades of service and local prominence in the business listing.

W. M. Arnold James J. Brett Butte South Main

Funeral notices for Hypaniven Connor Harkins Brennan

SULLIV. John Hypaniven will take place this morning at 9 o clock from the home of his brother Hugene van 102 Mullen street with high mass and interment in the cemetery. CONNORS Bernard Owen Cohnot place this afternoon at the family residence 102 Went coe with interment in Holy Cross. HARKINS The remains of John Harkins are at Duggan's for funeral later. BRENNAN The remains of the late Patrick Brennan are at Duggan's pare.

Sulliv John Hypaniven Hugenevan Mullen Street Stlon Harkins John Harkins Duggan’s Brennan Patrick Brennan Jarvi Gamine East Broadway John Jervi Man & Reed Funeral Home Boyle Charlies T. Boy Ansereey Marac Patcher Los Angeles Ste — Dutcher Canada Treseat Butte Walsh Immaculate Ibe Cross

Obituaries and funeral notices from local city pages

Several death notices and funeral details appear for residents including John Jervi Annie Jo Johnson Maud Connolly and Charlie Boye. Funeral homes listed include Sherman Reed Reed and family plots at Memorial cemetery with services and interment times to be announced or set for Sunday or tomorrow. Also includes a charity note Card of Thanks from Thomas Scanlan family.

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