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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1925
Page
6
Ross and Rein lead a mixed team listing with Wallace amid a numeric roster. The fragment references 137 193 146476 and other numbers, suggesting a sports card or score sheet. No clear event, date, or locations are identifiable from the OCR snippet.
Helena oct 4 hearing on the claims of Earth Filcher at Butte for 5000 compensation for the death of her husband Ralph Filcher will be held in Basin tomorrow by Jerome G Locke chairman of the industrial accident commission. Ralph Fischer died march 13 this year at Basin. The cause given was angrenous infection of the les. His wife claims he was injured while employed in the mines of the 31 Cone consolidated Mining company at Basin feb 10 and that the fatal infection resulted from that injury. The mining company denies any knowledge of Vitcher's Injury.
Anaconda mourns the death of Dr William C Gutelius a leading local dentist for over 25 years He faced a prolonged illness but continued practicing until retirement His career began in Mifflinburg and included studies at Dickinson Seminary Penn College of Dental Surgery and Penn College of Dental Surgery Philadelphia He served as Montana State Dental Association president and was active in Republican Party affairs while maintaining extensive community involvement through the Anaconda club Elks and Acacia Masonic chapters
The Bluebird theater presents Under the Houge a thrilling tale of a criminal past a lovestruck bank cashier and a reforming thief who protects the woman while hidden threats loom. Tom Moore plays the reformed crook amid a tense finale as a former associate menaces the couple. Also tonight a round of local song contests begins drawing talent and keen audience competition.
Cerea Hellmann, slugger for the Detroit Tigers, tops the American League with a high batting average after six hits in nine at bats in a doubleheader against St Louis. He surpasses Tris Speaker of the Cleveland Indians, who has recently faded from regular play. Hellmann’s unofficial average nears .893, with Speaker around .390, reflecting Hellmann’s second consecutive batting honor following a 1921 season of .294. Speaker’s limited appearances include only a pinch hit. Cleveland’s manager notes Hellmann’s mark was earned on 187 hits in 428 at bats.
Local notices and ads announce meetings in Anaconda including Rebekahs and a musicians union, plus theatre and hotel arrivals. Items list family visits, arrests for drunkenness, medical appointments, and community events at Camp 154 W. O. W., Park Street Ramblers game results, and upcoming lectures by Dr Herbert Maitlet and Elder George W. Thorburn. Friends and relatives visit from Livingston, Butte, Chicago, Portland, and Missoula.
A series of weekend crashes on the Butte Anaconda highway left fifteen people escaping serious harm. A Buick driven by Clyde McNeill of Butte rolled three times south of Opportunity, injuring several family members including Royce Gunther and his mother. Four Philipsburg teens escaped unharmed after avoiding a smaller car, and other incidents near Anaconda and Opportunity involved a Ford from Trail garage and a collision with Victor Bloom’s car that damaged a lighter vehicle.
Mayor Will Smith leaves Anaconda this morning for Salt Lake City to attend the funeral of his grandmother Mrs. Andrew Smith who died Saturday afternoon. Word of her death reached the mayor yesterday afternoon. He plans to return to Anaconda on four days hence.
Spokane notes that Mrs. J. Blair Morley and J. Thomas Clark will visit Anaconda to see Mr. and Mrs. Bona Rhue. Mrs. Rhue and Mrs. Clark are sisters, and Mr. Clark is tied to the Oldsmobile auto agency in Spokane.
Two Anaconda homes were robbed as burglars entered while residents were out. Miss Mollie Hogan, 205 East Fifth Street, lost diamond rings and a sunburst pin. H W Nelson, 312 East Fourth Street, reported a wrist watch pearls gloves and cash taken. Police suspect motive linked to Valentine presents.
Bob Custer appears at the Imperial theater tonight and tomorrow in a Western romance featuring bold horsemanship including a Roman ride with two bucking horses. Mary Beth Milford and Monte Calling co star. directed by William J. Craft for FO. B. GuteliUS. Funeral arrangements set for 60 Cherry Street resident William C Gutellus, age 85, with services later at Masonic Temple.
A reader testimonial praises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic and nervine for expectant mothers and their daughters. The letter asserts the medicine strengthens and relieves nausea and nerves, recommending the product for women in various life stages and inviting readers to write for free medical advice.
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