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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
9
Anaconda Garden Club members plan a hospital day at St Ann's Hospital with home grown flowers. Volunteers will deliver blooms tomorrow and residents have tended yards and planted an array of posies for the occasion.
Finals in the Anaconda Tennis Club championship tourney will be played this week. George Mac matches begin Saturday at 1:00 PM and doubles feature Owenhouse and Mcleod versus Stevenson and Macgregor. Men's doubles pits Stevenson against Macgregor at 3:30 PM.
Four arrests were made by Anaconda officers late Wednesday night and early yesterday morning. Francis McPhail faced a disturbance charge in the Turf case and was fined $25 by Justice Henrold. Angus McLeod was tried for being a common drunkard and sentenced to home confinement. Custodian Alex Smith, charged with drunkenness, was released. Buttard was cited for speeding but then dismissed by the arresting officer. Pete Rogers, arrested seven days earlier on a disturbance charge filed by his wife, was released after Mrs. Rogers did not appear.
The Anaconda Country Club hosted the women’s handicap tournament with Miss Margaret Nuckols announcing winners. Mrs. Frank Tucker won the 1d timers match with a 47 net handicap, while Mrs. Rep Foote was runner up with a 60 net handicap. Olive Gnowe captured the Olive Gnowe with a net handicap of 11. Francen Bry Son won the Tunney Drawings trophy with a 74 net handicap. Remington Good friend Schwartz and Abbott trophies drew next Saturday. The program also schedules a two ball foursome for the Minor and Catlin trophies, with signups urged. Card of Thanks from Central Labor Council honors Anaconda merchants and citizens for Labor Day contributions.
Anaconda news brief lists various local items including people visiting, returning home, and upcoming events. Mentions Frank McRachran’s return from California, Sister M. Fabia Shanahan joining the Montana board of examiners, and births at St. Jaren hospital in Butte. Also notes sales ads and performances such as the Gulbransen piano at Schiapp's.
Rainbow Girls of Smelter City elected officers at the Masonic temple last evening. Frances Bryson was re elected worthy advisor Florence Lloyd re elected Beth Sparrow Hope Mar Jorie Ruehle Faith Francis Waters treasurer Martha Holstrom secretary were holdover officers. Appointive offices to be named next meeting. Entertainment committee appointed with Martha Hollin McWarland and Mine ladys Milkwick as members.
The Anaconda Kiwanis Club will hold its regular weekly meeting at the Montana hotel tonight with Fraser Smith in charge of the entertainment. Prompt attendance is urged as club activities for the week are announced.
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