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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1925
Page
11
Local notices in Anaconda list K of C and Odd Fellows meetings, Woodcraft and Acacia lodge events, a dinner dance reservation deadline, and a two three room houses for sale. Also notices of visitors from Race Track Modesty Butte Detroit and Gold Coin, plus Lost glasses and optician clinic.
Tomorrow begins Anaconda Armistice Day fund drive under Byron Jennings to raise 1000 dollars for the American Red Cross. The ten day campaign runs through November 21 with 11 district directors and parlor meeting at Montana Hotel for final instructions.
Frank P. Fagan longtime Anaconda resident died at St. Ann's hospital at 3 yesterday after a long illness. He was 68, worked as a machinist at the Washoe smelter for many years, and had lived in Montana 32 years. Born in Ireland, he is survived by two children and several siblings in Anaconda and Ireland. The body will be taken to 502 Locust St this afternoon. Funeral mass and burial at Mount Carmel Cemetery follow at St. Peter's Church.
A broad fall in atmospheric pressure across the Northwest is noted, with the lowest readings in Western Washington. Cloudy skies prevail west of the Rockies, while most stations report clear conditions elsewhere. Rains were recorded in Western Washington and Oregon at 6 p.m. Monday night. temperatures remained largely unchanged.
By the Associated Press OGDEN Utah Nov 9 Discovery today of the body of Leon Rhodes aged about 70 found one mile from the place where Mrs Lil Man Jensen beauty parlor operator was slain last Friday is believed by police to clear up the mystery Rhodes who apparently drank poison was identified by the slain woman's daughter She said Rhodes had been an acquaintance of her mother for seven years.
The Standards defeated Hunthausen Grocery two games to one, while Goodfriend Clothing beat Nationals two to one. Detailed scores show Erickson, Swanson, Fitzgerald and Dyer leading for the Standards, with Hunthausen led by Sommerhauser. Goodfriend’s Nicholas, Wills, J. Tidd and Carlon contributed strong totals for a 2 407 final.
Boise station KLAU invited listeners to share thoughts on the evening’s entertainment and promised a box of apples to the first 50 drawn. Charles W. Patterson of 221 West Park Avenue won and received a box of Roman Beauty apples grown by J. H. M. Whitesell, courtesy of the Fayette Chamber of Commerce.
University of Illinois may become first to cover its football field with a rubberized protecting layer. Athletic director George Huff notes major league clubs use the covering successfully and cites Saturday’s swampy game as prompting consideration. Estimated cost runs from 10 000 to 12 000 dollars.
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