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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1925
Page
14
Garment round up highlights polaire coats for girls in sizes 6 to 14 and 7 to 16 with fur collars. Also featured are gingham and silk dresses, broadcloth blouses, and brushed wool sweaters with deep discounts. Prices range from 59c to 10 dollars.
A jury in Judge Bourquin's department returned a unanimous verdict in favor of the Northern Pacific railroad in a damage suit by Joseph Skander claiming injuries from a collision between his automobile and a train. Other court actions included default entries, citations, and assignments of judgment across several dockets as law and motion calendars proceed.
The ladies of St John s guild will serve a merchants hunch luncheon in the gymnasium hall at St John s Episcopal church this afternoon from 11 am to 1 pm. Proceeds from the event will go to church purposes.
The Presbyterian guild prepares a food and Christmas gift bazaar at 112 West Broadway next to the Butte public library. Vendors will offer attractive gifts and a wide selection of culinary delights on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, with the ladies reporting diligent work and promising a successful sale.
Bermondsey Billy Wells welterweight champion of England outpointed Al Hanryan of St Paul in a sharp 10 round bout here tonight to claim a clear victory according to newspapermen.
The Butte council of Boy Scouts met to expand to at least ten troops, dividing the city into four districts with commissioners named Lloyd Gage A Dingman Pat Gagner and James Thomas. Five troop committees will be formed, each to appoint a scout master and assistant. Training for leaders starts Feb 4 with Mel Clevett Prof W T Scott and William Corbett leading the course. Monthly meetings move to the third Wednesday.
The list includes son as treasurer D. J. Charles first vice president Earl Genzberger second vice president J. G. Ragsdale third vice president the Rev C L Clifford ministerial association Carl Jordan Kiwanis club Fred Booth Exchange club.
Bryan De Forrest of Great Falls told Butte merchants how to run credit operations reliably and protect themselves through credit services. He described the Montana credit bureau forming in Butte and said nationwide links via the National Credit organization will provide reliable confidential information to member merchants.
A meeting of the city park and playgrounds committee will be held Monday at 3 o'clock. Members will discuss winter activities for Butte youngsters. Wintertime is Franklin time.
The orthophonic music box dazzles visitors daily with loud clear sound and operatic selections like the soldiers' chorus. Tonight's prizes include coal, electric curling iron, coffee, flour, sugar, and various groceries from local firms. Attendance remains high as dancing continues to the machine.
W L Harrison secretary of the American Society of Certified Public Accountants will visit Butte to meet Montana society members at the New Finlen hotel. The Montana Society officers Roscoe Thomas William B Finley and F A Johnson are expected to attend with Harrison staying through Sunday morning. The meeting will discuss simplifying federal income tax reports and other national matters. In Chicago a gang feud shooting left Mike Vinci fatally wounded by Peppy Genaro after a pistol duel near a firehouse.
Charley Mun a Chinese immigrant who spoke through an interpreter admitted he could not speak English and was born in Oakland. He was found guilty at 10 oclock last night of possession of opium in a raid on a hoppet at 207 China Alley. Judge Jeremiah J Lynch will pronounce sentence on Mun.
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