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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1925
Page
10
A fragmented account describes a Wakimon Eskimo expedition scene with Jacob Mayer color photographs of dovekies and plough gulls. It notes Eskimo women assisting hunting the birds and details their nesting colonies, flight patterns, and the challenges of photographing them from a navy plane.
Caldwell Ohio Sept 1 The Shenandoah disaster sparks a prosperity wave as nobles county sees booming business after the wind’s wreck. unemployment fades while hotels gas stations and shops report rising activity. Commander Klein at Lakehurst appeals for photographs of the wreck control cabin to aid the investigation. The recent loss of life is recalled as crews seek intact cabin images for evidence.
In Ronan Lake County reports 35 herds with 423 cows, 335 in milk, 593 pounds of fat, and 27.3 pounds of fat per cow share top monthly production. Notable producers include T. L. Cope Baby Holstein and J. Tories Nelly herd, with several cows yielding high butter fat. Local dairy figures benchmark per-pound costs and long testing periods. A separate brief notes a sept. 2 birth, visitors to Missoula, and bridge scores at a social event surmised with high and low scores.
Deer Lodge plans a 9 am start for the new school year with grade school registration at 9 and high school registration for juniors and seniors from 9 to 12 and sophomores from 1 to 4. Peter W. Hornsby succeeds John W. Mashing as high school athletic director and will form football and basketball teams despite many graduates.
Deer Lodge residents traveled to Helmville for the annual harvest picnic staged by Helmville and Ovando ranchers. The miniature rodeo drew many spectators with strong riding, a plenary lunch by county ladies fed the crowd, and a day of varied sports followed by a dancing party at Elsworth hall into the evening.
The full term of district court convenes in Deer Lodge with Judge Wi presiding at 9:20. Among cases is a major assault charge against 14 youths linked to a Garrison dance a month ago. Jury selection for the first trial will begin tomorrow as scheduled.
Deer Lodge notes detail Col Tom McTague assisting judging at Helena state fair. Mary Harrington visits P Maxwell home en route to Ovando to teach. George McGillis and Ethel Quink drive to Ovando to visit friends. Dr and Mrs C S Powell travel to Spokane to visit relatives. D A and Thomas Fitzpatrick travel to Helmville for harvest and relatives. Ross Sage leaves for Helena to attend state fair. Vern Dalon of Seattle visits sister Mrs Rudolph Swanson. Mayor Frank Conley and Harry Good drive to Helena for boxing event. Mrs James O Dore family return from Butte. Cummins and Boedecker attend harvest picnic in Helmville. H Gibbons of Harlowton visits Deer Lodge on Labor Day. Miss Grace Fifer and Mary Tewey drive to Helmville for picnic. Mr and Mrs Guy Jeffers and Mr and Mrs A J Buchen drive to Helena for fair. R D Larable and Se Larable visit Helmville and Ovando on business. Dolly Davis and Ruth McDonald return to Deer Lodge to reenter county high school. Albert Bien and daughters Blenore Virginia and Georgia Kelley drive to Anaconda to attend ballgame.
County Treasurer Bert Mathews and family spent the weekend in Bannack with relatives. Aldric Tessier and Ted McFadden drove to Butte for several days with friends. Miss Jeanette Garver left for Conrad to teach languages at the high school. Mrs George Taylor and Georgia returned from a visit near Blackfoot. Lucille and Fannie Foote returned to Butte after visiting at the Foote home Ava. Allie Keith to remain in Dillon as a high school faculty member. Helena residents arrived for Bannack Labor Day celebration. Dr Mary Atwater of Helena travels to Bannack for Labor Day. Funeral services for Henry Coin were held at Brundage chapel conducted by Rev Hurley.
An excerpt extols True Story Magazine highlighting poignant reader written tales about mothers, children, and courage. It praises personal crises driving real life chapters, noting October issue contents and its growing popularity at newsstands.
Philipsburg reports the Granite county high school and Philipsburg public school begin the new term. The high school staff includes Principal E W Glen dinning and assistant M W Wiseman with a roster of teachers for mathematics social studies English science and commercial studies. The public school staff lists Principal Charles Baker and several grade teachers along with an overflow room instructor. Local notes record visits, travels, and community events through Philipsburg.
Philipsburg mourns George Johnson longtime local rancher born in Denmark 69 years ago. He died at his son Walter Johnson’s home and funeral conducted by Rev Anstice at the Methodist church with interment in Philipsburg cemetery. Survived by widow, son and three stepfamily members including Earl and George Maurer and Mrs Emmet Carey.
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