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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1925
Page
3
Dillon reports placards warning no hunting on numerous ranches due to prior damage from hunters. Some farms left open to hunting while others seek safer practices as duck season opens with hunters traveling from Butte Anaconda and Deer Lodge to Red Rock lakes and Lima dam.
Deer Lodge items report a busy bowling season with several clubs and businesses listed, plus a marriage of Walter Hansen to Kamilla Hansen. Other notes include marriage licenses for Emerson and Jones and Auxiliar y to meet for the American Legion, while Comanel’s recovery from a wound is noted and local dental changes described.
J C Bell, visiting Dillon from Madison Town, leaves for home after Beaverhead county’s sale through the local commission. BR Foster reports 4000 lambs will go to Fort Madison for feeding before the Eastern market. Bell praises Montana conditions and bumper corn, noting many former Iowa residents in Dillon.
Dillon reports almost 260 on opening day the second largest enrollment in the school's history. The Beaver weekly newspaper will debut this week with Prof. Gib guiding journalism. Local notes mention Ritter visiting from Missoula, Liey Carson at the Normal College in Spokane, and others from Medicine Lodge, Sheep Creek, and Moscow attending state institutions.
James Stevens lies in a semi coma after a knife attack in the 600 block on South Arizona Street. Dr. J L O Rourke notes collapsed lungs from a stab wound and a deep left side gash with head and neck slashes. Martin is being held under bond at the county jail.
Calvin E F Workman and Miss Rose Podiesak, both of Chicago, were killed when the airplane piloted by Workman crashed 200 feet to the ground near Aurora Illinois. Workman, an aviation lieutenant in the U S Army Reserve, had just taken off with Miss Podiesak. George Sabatt, fiancée to Podlesak, witnessed the crash.
Ronan report lists residents visiting Missoula Butte and Detroit, with Helen Pulls' Atlanta trip and Mrs J P Swee hosting at Kensington. Several locals attend gatherings, a blood infection case for Bobbie, and Hugh Lemire’s Santa Monica trip after summer with Wagar McConnel family.
Mrs Howare A Johnson and her son Donald spent the weekend in Butte visiting the Behweters. Mario Smith left for Chinook to teach. Rosary Smith visited Helena. Father Franch hosted a dinner for Helena priests including Mgr J C Willing and Norbert Hoff. Stillinger of Butte visited Boulder. Several locals traveled to Helena for events, and many attended the state fair. A Boulder girl group from Jefferson County High School secured teaching positions.
The report outlines a finance discussion on France’s debt, budget, and wartime restoration costs in Northern France. It notes a plan to reconvene for comments, stressing each mission member be ready to answer inquiries on France’s finances and future years. Washington and the French government favor private discussion away from official debt commissions.
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