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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
9
Troop No. 6 of the Anaconda Boy Scouts will depart today for a hike to Gregson Hot Springs. They will swim and have a feed, with the three losing patrols hosting the winning patrol as a result of November contests.
A complaint filed in district court by J. B. Colt Co. against Lloyd Day seeks judgment on a note dated July 8 1922 for 362.55 due in one year with no interest until payment. The suit requests interest at 8 percent from July 8 1928 plus costs. Plaintiff's attorney is C E Avery of New Jersey.
Anaconda news: The Ladies of St Mark's Episcopal church guild announce their bazaar at 103 Main Street Elec trical Light building on November 17 and 18. The event features fancy work doll booth a bargain counter and home cooked meals for luncheon and dinner. Organizers say improved service will handle expected crowds.
Anaconda news in brief summarizes ads and social notes including turf beauty parlor services, laundry promos, a sale on MacIntosh apples, rentals at 318 Ernst Commercial, and business visits to Butte and California. It mentions residents dining, visiting, and illness, plus local events like turkey shoot, piano demo, Knights of Columbus dance, and Anglers club meeting. Weather notes report 30 to 36 degrees.
Night vocational school courses under the Smith Hughes act will begin next week at the Daly and High schools in Anaconda. Registration for general shop, mechanical drawing, cooking, and sewing is scheduled for Monday and Tuesday evenings with eligibility restricted to those already employed in related trades. Courses include shop math and blue print reading. instructors include F O Brown and O W Quistorff, with Irene Brady and Jean Grimshaw teaching cooking and sewing.
Four arrested in Tuesday night dragnet in Anaconda stood trial in justice courts. Frank Martinson pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and was fined 20 dollars. Josie Tripp, Jane Watson, and John Robison were found not guilty of taking a purse belonging to Grace Settles. Ignored are Horace Rice awaiting arraignment along with Fred Ellison Joe Johnson and Barney Quigley.
The Seventh Day Adventist church at Alder and Fifth Streets will hold a dedicatory service at 3 p.m. Saturday led by Rev. Bishop Morris Lukens of Walla Walla. The Anaconda group has purchased and renovated the former Swedish Mission building for ongoing use. Elder B. M. Grandy, Montana conference president, will be present and deliver a brief address, with local pastor J. L. cker to sing "The Beautiful Garden of Prayer." The public is invited.
We express sincere thanks to the many friends who kindly assisted us during the funeral of a loving mother daughter and sister. Special appreciation to those who sent floral and spiritual bouquets.
Eighty eight members their sons and guests attended the Anaconda Kiwanis clubs annual Fathers and Sons night at the Montana hotel. President Bernard welcomed all, Jack Tucker spoke, and the Smelter City quartet offered selections. Wharf Genzeberger district governor addressed underprivileged child work, A Dan Dayton discussed scouting, with songs by Dick Bells and Harold Powdrill concluding. Attendees included Dr. Davie Lewistown Ben McPheeters Denver Col A Dan Dayton Earl Genzeberger Butte Harvey Moore Warnest Lareen and Albert Powdrill Anaconda.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Peterson were honored at a 7:30 p.m. dinner by the Order of Vasa at Carpenter's hall. Nearly 200 members attended, Walter Peterson toastmaster, and the couple received gifts including sterling silver, an electric waffle iron, English dishes, and linens. Before marriage, Hazel Johnson was Mrs. Peterson.
The Bluebird hosts a vaudeville program starring the Fehnova Dancers under Mr Ivan Fehnova in A Whirl of Dance. Also featured are Tony and George with a comic act and a female lead, Wanda Ludlow, in Room 516. Skating by Gallk and Carlett precedes the photoplay The Sky Raider starring Jacqueline Logan and Captain Nungesser.
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