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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1925
Page
7
Mrs. Mary Wilhelmy of St. Paul Minnesota describes severe overwork worry and loss of appetite sleep and weight. A friend advised Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and she reports marked improvement including better appetite sleep and strength after using the remedy.
Central Press reports Burdette G. Lewis, New Jersey commissioner, identifies fourteen major crime causes. He cites distractions from moral standards, steam age cities, broken homes, diverse urban races, and complexity of modern government. He advocates simplification of laws and international action on vehicles, firearms, and narcotics.
Dillon residents gather for a joint Thanksgiving service at 11 in the Presbyterian church with pastors from Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist churches leading. Special offerings for Barrett hospital will fund its maintenance. Subscriptions may be mailed to local organizers.
In Dillon Montana State Normal College officers of a new students organization for dormitories have been appointed. Georgia Hartman is president with three dorm governors Mollie Cook Margaret Walen and Mae Volk. Clara Hougarty serves as secretary treasurer with a larger cabinet and a council alongside an executive committee.
Frank Carroll a sheepherder on the E Price ranch near Dell died yesterday morning at the ranch. The body was brought to Dillon yesterday afternoon by undertaker from rundage, pending funeral plans until two sisters arrive from Butte and Salt Lake City. SOPHOMORES ARE ELIMINATED. DILLON Nov 24 The senior close team defeated the sophomores 27 to 9 in the Beaverhead county high school inter class basketball tournament opening at the local school. The freshmen fell to the juniors 36 to 14 in the second game. The tournament runs through tomorrow afternoon.
Dillon notes report Principal A. T. Peterson of Beaverhead county high school attended a board of control session in Butte to decide a Billings high school player eligibility. Also, Ruby M. Smith was granted a divorce from Gerald Smith by Judge Henry G. Rodgers for desertion. Ruby M. Boatman and James Colling are mentioned in an ensuing line.
Salmon Idaho items report Mr and Mrs Morris Cottom visiting from Leadore and Mrs Charles Brenner staying with her sister Mrs D L Nichols. Local society outings include Ladies Aid trip to Kester Soule ranch and a Woman's Guild gathering. A bazaar prep by Presbyterian women, birthday celebrations for Tommy Cirtley and Irene Nieman, and social evenings by Christian Endeavor are noted along with several visits from residents, a 12 car potato train, and trips by Fred Viel and others.
A. Munson of Tayton committed to Warm Springs asylum by Judge James M. Sele. Missoula visitors Ralph L. Arnold Dan Heyfron and companions, Mrs. James Self returns from St. Ignatius to Hamilton, luncheon guests include Missoula residents Virgil Mallory Homer Weis and Al Demue. Thomas Farrell hospitalized. Irvin Maynard and Pablo visit. John Lambert Powell Wyo visiting. W G Korab to operate local bottling works next spring. Families relocate with several moves to homes on F street and M D Pace property.
Arrangements are complete for a Thanksgiving dance at the Philipsburg gym on Wednesday evening to benefit the Philipsburg free library. Jeanette Rich and her troubadours of Butte will provide music and advance ticket sales aim to fund continued library success. Local officials and residents from Drummond Bearmouth and nearby areas were noted visiting or attending events. A birth is announced for Attorney and Mrs J J McDonald, an eight-pound daughter born Nov 20.
Deer Lodge leaders announce Deer Lodge boys will again join the tri city Boy Scout council with Anaconda and Philipsburg. O. D. Speer and Hugo Heinsch urge a $490 subscription to gain admission, with a meeting to elect Deer Lodge officers and plan for raising funds.
The funeral services for Charles Arthur age 45 who died Sunday at St Josephs hospital will be held Wednesday afternoon November 26 at the Bien and Rose chapel at 2 oclock He was born in Jackson county Indiana and had lived in this community for years He is survived by his mother father five brothers and six sisters Interment will be in Hillcrest cemetery.
Deer Lodge De Molays filled the Masonic temple rooms for a Monday evening meeting and dinner. Senator W J Paul spoke on the work ahead for the order and for individuals. Joseph Holt spoke on Mothers followed by Mrs J R Rule for mothers. Kenneth Denton spoke on Dads with S B Winn for the dads. Musical numbers were performed by members.
At Deer Lodge on Monday the Kiwanis heard Miss Harriet Peoples public health nurse recount the history of the Christmas Seal movement from its Denmark mall clerk origin to 1924 sales totaling 34,500,000. Miss Nelle Fox Davies praised Powell county’s health staff and the seal sale funding. The meeting included talks on the value of clean air to prevent bread plague and progress in locating tuberculosis cases among children.
Deer Lodge, Nov 24 Miss Mae Aldrige a long-time resident died Tuesday morning after a lingering illness. Born May 21, 1892 in Warsaw Wisconsin she would have been 33. Funeral services set for Wednesday afternoon at Bien & Rosa chapel. Remains to be forwarded to Golden Dale Washington for final services and interment.
A suspect linked to Meaderville and East Butte shootings will face Friday hearings after admitting he was seen with a shotgun. Victims Clecarelli Favero and Deriana were mourned as family and neighbors recall their roles in the Meaderville mining community. Burials set for Deriana Favero Ciccarelli with services at Holy Saviour St Helena and Mount Moriah.
The Centerville volunteer fire department hosts a benefit dance at Hibernia hall to aid needy families of the suburb. A large crowd is expected for the first fall event, with popular music and a special program. Residents from all city sections are invited.
Civic group representatives from cities and towns across the anthracite region met in Scranton behind closed doors to devise a plan for resuming wage conferences between hard coal operators and miners. Maj W W Inglis said he would confer with Governor Pinchot in Harrisburg regarding the suspension and had received a telegram requesting a capitol meeting. Pinchot had earlier held talks with Major Inglis and John L Lewis, UMW president.
Dublin Nov 24 The Irish Free State ministry holds together despite rumors of resignation Dr Eoin MacNeill education minister resigns both from the cabinet and the boundary commission He explains his views on the commission work and the speech is met with grave silence while government support remains intact despite labor opposition
DHER LODGE NEWS NOTES reports several local and visiting residents in Deer Lodge on and around November 24. Misa Mil dred Hoffman returned from Chicago after a two week visit. Co A Sundberg of Butte transacted business in the city. Dave Hogan of Gold Creek visited here over Tuesday. Miss Edna Bogan of Galen shopped in town. Rev Father D Foley of Helm ville visited over Tuesday. Hans Kofoed of Hall spent Tuesday attending to business. Theodore Pulliam of Georgetown Kentucky was among the visitors.
Col John C Coolidge father of the president emerges from illness to visit his woodpile in Plymouth VI. Despite heart disease he walked with a cane, posed for photographers, and teased about plans to travel to Washington as Maj James Coupal weighs winter trips.
Local visits and social events fill the week in Three Forks. Residents from Brustice Piedmont Kadereburg Touton Toston Willow Creek Black person Hollow Manhattan Miles City Los Angeles Santa Barbara and other communities are noted for business visits family travel and social gatherings. Senior girls attend vocational congress in Bozeman and various clubs hold meetings with residents participating.
An oil still explosion at the Arkansas City refinery early today killed three men identified as William Mich, Walter Wilson, and Thomas Cooper. Plate glass windows a mile away were shattered by the blast.
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