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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
10
Dillon Bureau notes miners and teachers clash Saturday in their first intercollegiate game. The team relies on few 1924 veterans with many inexperienced players amid fall workouts devoted to strengthening the line.
Sept 20 report from Dillon notes expanding dormitory space at Montana State College to add at least 18 beds as new rooms are prepared. Fall enrollment reaches 600, highest in the institution's history, with 60 men and 546 women registered. Several staff changes include Miss Elia Hammierness in charge of the textbook library, Ruth Fairchild added as student assistant librarian, and Geraldine Smith named full-time secretary to Dean Angeline Smith.
Dillon reports Jack Barrett, a Beaverhead stockman, returning from Wyola Montana in the Crow Indian Reservation where he supervised a cattle roundup. His automobile was badly mashed when another car rammed into it and a woman occupant caused the collision.
E B Catlin of Anaconda delivered a lecture titled The Philosophy of Service at the Dillon Rotary Club luncheon on Sept 30. The talk was described as one of the most interesting and valuable in the club’s history, drawing wide attention from attendees.
Mr Catlin a Rotarian stressed the meaning of service and dismissed sentimentality as part of Rotary's philosophy. He described the philosophy as science of effects by their causes and linked service to a fixed natural fact akin to gravity. President Frank Hisel served as luncheon chairman.
Eva Colette, patient at the Marrett dwelling in Dillon, recovering from a quantities of lysol swallowed Monday night in her Mint rooming house apartment. She regained consciousness yesterday afternoon after being insensible since Monday night. Local notes report several Dillon visitors and residents on various business matters and social calls.
In Great Falls six of 76 defendants in a United States district Court liquor case were convicted with three acquittals and three dismissals. Assistant United States District Attorney Francis A. Oliver led the prohibition prosecutions as the term neared end.
Deer Lodge Montana Sept 29 B Daniels is named chief clerk in the prison warden A B Middleton's office to replace M F Hayes who recently resigned. Daniels brings extensive bookkeeping and audit experience from Power Mercantile Fort Benton and Mile Waukee railroad office. He now lives on a ranch near Avon and will start his duties at once.
Deer Lodge reports a successful season at the tourist camp noted for its hospitable service. An interview with Eldred on Wednesday shows 28 cars registered in 1926, with receipts around 0. Previous year figures were 2,240 cars and about 1030.75 in receipts. The official park closing occurred today.
The Business and Prote club discussed hosting a dance at the city pavilion on Oct. 21. A committee led by Mite Eater Nielsen will coordinate Loomis Orchestra, decorations in Halloween colors, and contact with sponsors. Other members include Dorothy Moe Agnes Hendrickson and Ethel Wuors.
A missive of short notices lists visitors and returns including Vaydorfi from Salmon, Barnett from Butte, Minor from Seattle, Campbell and Morrison from Sydney, Lefever from Three Forks, and Crepeau from Great Scott Murphy. A baby girl weighing ten pounds was left at the Gilbert home. Kirwan daughter hopes for recovery. Thanks offered for sympathy and flowers after a bereavement.
Deer Lodge coach Hornby says the Powell high football team is entering top form after extensive drills. A big improvement is expected in the Missoula game here Saturday at 2:30 PM in City Park. Probable lineup includes Burk, Sterling, Foley, Kelly, Denton, Hendrickson, Small, MeHis, Potvin, and Miller.
Basin residents and relatives are repeatedly noted traveling to and from Butte Boulder Georgetown and Helena for visits and business. Families such as Barrett Leonard Taylor Nyblin Nikkila and Nugent groups frequent weekends with trips and social calls while others attend school or conduct local affairs.
A flurry of weekend travel and social calls is noted with many residents from Boulder, Helena, and Butte visiting relatives. Cars carry Annabelle Fleming, Agnes Sanders, and others to train for nursing while locals attend dances and church gatherings. Several departures to Helena and Butte are recorded, along with baptisms and school events.
Whitehall items detail Mrs Boyd Rebay and two children heading to Aurora for a month with Tebay relatives, the Tait family visiting Bozeman, Methodist Ladies Aid planning a Thursday bazaar, Mrs Houx returning from Tarkio and Nebraska, Miss Praett at Madison County fair, McFadden and Wolverton heading to Missoula, Mrs Kermott on the train, Wyne family at Pipestone dam, Rev Jordan as a visitor, Thompson group visiting Dillon, and a minor fire call to the W H Sweet residence.
Philadelphia September 20 wealthy real estate operator and former motion picture heater proprietor Eugene Felt was found dead at Lillian Emanuel's Germantown home with a bullet wound to the temple. Emanuel, 26, a divorcee, was held on a shooting charge earlier and authorities pursued her as a suspect while relatives and a maid and an 18 month old child were in the house. Police said Felt was a frequent visitor and that Emanuel claimed it was accidental self harm.
A silver brocade afternoon frock features brilliant butterfly shades and velvety black accents. A self material sash ties in front in a buttery bow, with fringe on the trimmed skirt. The piece illustrates waistline emphasis and a form fitting bodice, worn with long sleeves, suitable for day or informal evening events. Whitehall Woman's club hosts an informal teacher reception at the high school gym Thursday evening.
Health advertisement urges purification of the entire system with Calotabs taken weekly for several weeks. Promotes Calotabs as the greatest of system purifiers and offers a family package with directions for 36 cents at any drug store.
Mrs Headden of Macon Georgia recounts grave illness with right side paralysis and bed confinement for two months. After two weeks on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she could rise unaided and report improved health. She endorses the remedy and says she would answer letters. Medical canvass cites vast testimonials from users nationwide.
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a fast intestinal evacuant that relieves abdominal gas and bloating. It claims J C Tuttle reports a good night’s rest after use and notes the product removes old waste matter in ten minutes. Fuller.
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