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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1925
Page
8
Report from Dillon area shows thrashing crews halted again as heavy snow delays harvest. Weather slows soybean and wheat work with four anticipated fields stalled and yield estimates around nine bushels per acre, leaving farmers awaiting better conditions.
Attorney O Rourke of Baling resorted to Banke Mort company attended the city meeting to confer with the commissioner. The board disposed of routine business this morning as part of its county duties.
Bozeman prepares to face Beaverhead County High School in a local grid showdown. Coach announced dates, scheduling finalized for the big county matchup and the program aims to fill stands in this first big test of the season.
The report notes a defendant pleads not guilty to a larceny charge while detailing unrelated local officer wear, a removal from Illinois visiting relatives, and a Prince of Wales accident avoidance. It mentions Prince of Wales’ horseback tumble in England with no injuries during a hunt after return from travels.
Deer Lodge Kiwanis heard Thomas Hirst describe finger print work and its value beyond crime fighting. He cited cases linking families and illness to prints and noted baby prints can identify individuals later. Harry Good and Ted Torseth spoke on Kiwanis benefits. Committees reported progress.
Poultry expert Miss Cushman from Montana State College will demonstrate laying hen culling at Milo Hummel’s ranch in Deer Lodge at 2 p.m. This event, supported by Powell high school's agriculture department, offers up-to-date poultry selection methods and a tour of Hummel's modern poultry facilities.
A group of bird fancier enthusiasts and Powell County Poultry Association members met at the high school on Monday to discuss sponsoring a bird show to be staged in Deer Lodge, with details to follow.
A. Asbury will interview local businessmen and civic leaders and the State Poultry Association for allotments. The meeting decided the association will purchase show coops to save expenses. Efforts will be made to obtain a Main Street building for the show.
In Deer Lodge on November 3, church attendees received tickets at St Mary’s hall for a fundraising event. The details of the Deacon Bubba program and related activities remain unclear due to fragmented text.
Powell post icA Legion members plan a special meeting at city hall on Wednesday November 4 to appoint committees for the Armistice dance and escort wounded ex serviceman O C Lamport who will deliver three Armistice Day addresses at the city pavilion. Proceeds from dance proceeds to fund welfare of comrades. Flowers to attendees. Also open charter vote results to be announced and discussion on Christmas tree for city children.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Saturday night event at Sister Hospital a ruptured appendix and a recovering boy with his father. hunting parties return to Polson on November 3. mentions West Creek, Shampoon Lakes, a family from Owen Cline, a car overturn injury, Halloween parties, and a funeral service in Undertaking parlors with awaiting funeral arrangements.
Tom Regan and Ruth Lacox of Anaconda wed at the Christian parsonage with Rev. J F Spears officiating. They will reside in Anaconda. the bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Lacox of Elm Street. she previously worked at the smelter and the Telephone company.
Mrs Mary Ellen Brown daughter of Mrs Ann Gallagher of Anaconda died at St John s Hospital Salina Kansas after traveling there for treatment She was the sister of Sheritt Brown of Anaconda and sister to Thomas Brown who were at Creighton University Omaha at the time of her death
Tonight the Presbyterian church hosts a fellowship supper at 6 30 followed by midweek Bible study and prayer as各 various church groups discuss winter plans and hold committee meetings. Anaconda Rifle Club meets at 7 30 Thursday to discuss indoor pistol and rifle team formation and a turkey shoot planned around November 15 on the outdoor range.
Funeral services for the late Dr. F. L. Bt. Jean were held at 9:30 this morning at the family residence 420 West Park, proceeding to St. Pauls for high mass. Daughters Mrs A. K. Stevens of Twin Bridges and Mrs. Richard Flood of Butte attended, with son Albert St. Jean of Billings. Interment followed at Mount Carmel Cemetery.
A. C. Voss, an old-time Anacondan, visited yesterday for a day with many old friends. He formerly ran the foundry department at A. C. Mt. company, came to Anaconda in 1889, and later moved to Milwaukee to work with Allis Chalmers. He was en route back after a Tacoma trip and spoke warmly of times with Amers, noting the death of Dr. St. Jean as a regretful missed visit.
A fragmented clipping describes a Western set piece with six shooters and a conspicuous weapon. It mentions Clarence Base and a production tone about gunplay, then shifts to a funeral notice for Dr. F. L. St. Jean at 420 West Park Avenue, with secretary Clinton coordinating.
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