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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1917
Page
9
In a period ad narrates stomach and intestinal troubles as causing business failures and low energy. It claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy treats stomach and liver issues by targeting the disease seat and promises quick restoration, urging readers to try one dose, with Smith Drug Co. listed as local seller.
The Shuttle-Craft Shop of Basin showcased hand weaving yesterday in Brownfield Canty’s, drawing interest from weaving and spinning enthusiasts. Established in May by Mrs. M. W. Atwater with I. Cushman Gray, the shop uses treadle looms and hand spun wool, with patterns drawn from old colonial motifs.
Yellowstone visitors recount a bear approaching a garbage can and candy box after Mr Jensen of Great Falls teased a late night encounter. The party reports the bear ate candy from a box and later allowed hands on feeding, while praising park scenery and camp service. Mr Jensen notes daily trout dinners as added praise.
In juvenile court a 13 year old accused of breaking into an east side home and stealing a rifle and money was dismissed with a warning after judges found insufficient evidence. The court declined industrial school, offered a lecture, and warned of future consequences. Six widows with 20 children received dependent child aid totaling 190 dollars monthly. Emma Picard was appointed guardian for Ramona Francis and Raymond Picard while also named administratrix of Frank Picard’s estate.
George Nickerson led exemptions as the Silver Bow county doctors found him physically fit. A section worker registered with eighty others near Melrose said he was an enemy, though no war with Turkey existed. Conscientious objector claims were rejected. religious scruples noted. The board handles many outside inquiries, drafts and affidavits, while locals and foreign born applicants face scrutiny. Olive McDougall processes daily letters as about fifty inquiries arrive on who will be summoned.
All machinist helpers and repair men are notified that Local 859 charter closes Monday August 18. Meeting at Scandia Hall at 7 30 p m. All helpers and repair men requested to attend. J R Powell Secretary.
Kowske the tailor at 202 N Main advertises garments that satisfy customers. Specializes in made to measure suits and custom fittings with a focus on quality and style for local residents.
City building operations show a decline from last July in new erects but more remodeling and improvements. April was the best month for buildings, many on the flat, with costs higher though permit fees lower. Several near completion sites and new permits listed include Arizona block, Ben Banks hotel and garage, Moellner flats, Knights of Columbus, Doyle block, Line building, and a razing permit on Wyoming.
Mrs Annie Mulreman reported to the county attorney that her brother in law Thomas Mutre man threatened to go to Fred Marrion s and get a gun and shoot her after she declined to back her husband s kin. A disturbance warrant was issued for Mulreman. Dick Mitchell on strike and abusive picket outside a mine, while Mrs Rodda s husband works daily. Mitchell was charged with a disturbance. Myrtle Fosnacht was refused by her wife to return husband s revolver or wedding ring, leading to a beating and a shooting threat. Fosnacht faces an assault warrant.
The first annual picnic for Central High School graduates will be held tomorrow at Glen. A 7:15 a.m. departure on the Oregon Short Line is planned, with a full program of contests and sports. About 400 graduates and their friends are invited.
Notice states funeral services for William Hart will be held Sunday August 12 at 2 p m at Richards funeral chapel under Enterprise lodge No 40 Odd Fellows are invited to attend members to meet at I O O F hall Front Street at 1 o'clock sharp and proceed to chapel by order of W G M M Trudgan Oliver Lab Secretary.
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