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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
3
Ted Rose and his band begin a weekly series at the American theater tonight at 9 p.m. The program features a half hour of music with classical and popular tunes, plus audience selections for the orchestra. The event aims to become a regular, ongoing entertainment feature.
The Butte Radio Club announces its first regular meeting at the courthouse tonight. It notes there are over 180 broadcasting stations on air, with 113 close stations and a mix of Class A and C. Farmers have bought over 500,000 receiving sets in recent years, and daily weather reports are broadcast by nearby stations such as KFOA Seattle and KGW Portland with Montana time noted.
The Rev. A. M. Skindsey president of the Rocky Mountain district of the Norwegian Lutheran church will lecture at the church on West Copper Street tonight about his travels in Norway Sweden and Denmark. The talk will cover his extensive trip last summer and will begin at 7 30 o clock.
Nurses from Murray and St James hospitals were guests at two Halloween dancing parties hosted by the Woman's Club. Students and nurses attended the Murray hospital masque party while St James nurses joined in a dance at the hospital, with many attendees present.
The Great Northern line from obey to Opheim now reaches Our Buttes though behind expected pace due to weather. Ophelm has shifted to new towns chosen by the railway, and almost all subdivisions are platted. Realty deals show demand for residences and business houses as railway activity continues. No. 431 members urged to vote with receipts, at office hours. special meeting set for Monday at 1 30 p.m. Nov 2.
In Westland the Ainsleys stand as wealth and courtly connections mark status, while rivals Hicks Fieldston and Wentland clans lag in respectability. Amoura Ainsley drives a reform effort that thrills city papers but provokes caution at the Westland Charities Union meeting. The board debates whether her plan, though ambitious, aligns with established charity interests as coverage swells across outlets.
Edwin Gardner a 28 year old student and chemical worker was found dead at his home with a woman's wig on his head and bound wrists. Police say strangulation caused death and motive remains unclear as his father found the body.
A Tuberculosis spine patient, dying and unable to walk, clings to life as his family struggles. Despite grim prognosis, his faith and willpower shine while the Salvation Army delivers groceries and coal through ongoing support from Butte volunteers.
Armed men attacked a mail carrier shipment from International Tailoring Co injuring the driver, set a truck afire, and damaged clothing valued at about 10000 dollars. Police linked the action to striking garment workers and related threats, amid broader labor conflict disclosures in Montana.
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