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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1925
Page
6
Anaconda launches fall cleanup with fire department inspection of yards and alleys to remove fire hazards. Chief Collins approved start as stormy weather moved in. districts will be inspected and property owners urged to clear refuse and leaves. The city, renowned as a clean street in the Northwest, aims to win the fire prevention trophy again next year.
More than a score of Anaconda youths depart for assignments at state institutions of higher education. Many join the University of Montana at Missoula while others move to the state college at Helena. A large delegation leaves from Anaconda High and two Smelter City students will matriculate at the University of Montana.
Philipsburg Rotary club members take charge of proceedings with a delegation guiding the meeting. In honor of the occasion the Anaconda club issues a Philipsburg edition of the Safety Pin, the club’s official publication.
Members of the Methodists church in Anaconda hosted a reception for the Rev Bartlett and his wife as they depart for a new home in Glasgow Montana. The couple received silver and copper mementoes amid expressions of esteem from co religionists.
A man was arrested on a drunkenness charge after authorities reported a series of incidents within a week. He appeared in court supported by $40 bond as officers testified to repeated intoxication and related disturbances.
Preparations for the dinner dance at the Country Club Thursday evening will be completed by the house committee by Wednesday. Seating arrangements remain. the chairs man asks those wishing to form groups to notify Mrs Bryson before Tuesday and to send place cards.
Anaconda residents hear about car advertisements and garage for rent at 214 Elm Adv. Miss Olga Miller visits from Butte. Salvation Army in Anaconda plans a musical to raise funds for harvest festival at the Montana hotel with residents performing including Mrs Nagle Mrs Koch and Mr Quilliam admission 60 cents invited to attend.
Community groups meet tonight including K of P, Eastern Star, Barbers' Union, Royal Neighbors, and Catholic Foresters. Ads note rooms for rent, a folding cart sale, hospital patients at St Ann's, and local residents visiting or returning from Helena and Missoula.
Forrest defeated Scott two up in a tight afternoon round at the Ame ronda Country Club. Favorable weather and a large gallery followed the players as the match completed a series of tournaments this season. The club members will remember this encounter as one of the year’s highlights amid several contested trophies.
The Imperial screens tonight and tomorrow featuring Wilson, a World War I flyer famed as the foremost stunt pilot. The program blends danger and drama with high flying feats including a nose dive into the sea and a dramatic crash into a red wood tree. The spectacle aims to captivate the theatergoer with aviation thrills and cinematic mystery.
Anaconda woke to a late fall snowstorm after a night of drizzle and hail. Temperatures dropped, heavy snow piled up, and trees and roots bore the weight. Hunters swarmed to spots for duck shooting, with an estimated 75 to 100 Nimrods taking to their hides amid fresh powder.
The Bluebird opens A Kiss in the Dark with Ann Pennington Dorothy Knapp and Kitty Skelly among Broadway veterans in supporting roles. Adolphe Menjou Lillian Rich and Aileen Pringle star, with Townsend Martin adapting Aren’t We All. The gala also notes Kitty Kelly in her screen debut and a cast including Herbert Marx and Eden Gray. Grand opening under new management October 2 1925, by A O H Division No 1.
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