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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1925
Page
7
Careless behavior of strangers around a camp fire in the mountains started a fire that scorched about two acres of private forest land eight and a half miles south of Butte near Jens station. Campers from Butte led by Dr. F L Stentz fought the fire overnight to protect the Stentz cabin and halt the spread.
Dan Sullivan and Emmett Walsh are charged with robbery and pled not guilty before Judge Lynch. Bond set at 4000 dollars with W. B. Frame appointed as counsel for the coming criminal term.
Dr and Mrs Tracey and friends concluded a two weeks trip to Jackson Hole country and Yellowstone National Park. A spiritualist circle will be hosted by Mrs Frank Dorhofer at 2825 Edwards street with Mrs Flora Hutson as demonstrat ing medium. The Gill party from Coraopolis Pa visit Mr and Mrs A H Gill in West Deer Lodge and took a motor trip to Anaconda.
In Justice Court yesterday Judge Lewis presided as Charles Tuttle and Rose Tuttle faced third degree assault charges with Fay Dubois. all charges were dismissed. Dick Marron’s case was likewise dismissed at the witness’s request W J Van Well. Mrs Anderson was acquitted on charges of entering partnership property without consent from Arthur Bangs.
The adoption of Mary Louise Spas by Edward W. Browning was annulled in Queens surrogate court. An agreement signed by all parties waives claims to Browning's fortune and bars further legal action. Mary said she plans to enter a convent, while Browning stated the matter is closed.
Dorothy Phillips stars as Madame Brabin in the William Fox film Everyman's Wife opening at the Rialto. The production marks her return after retirement since the death of director Allan Holubar. Maurice Elvey directs with Elaine Hammerstein Herbert Rawlinson Robert Cain and Diana Miller in supporting roles.
Bill Kane a well known Butte cabman comes home after weeks touring the state and reports heavy travel through Yellowstone Park during the trip.
Marriage license granted by the district court clerk to Alfred Jose and Corrine La Plant, both of Butte. A U.S. Public Health Service survey for the General Federation of Women's Clubs found narcotic addicts decreasing and new cases few.
In sunny August, advance fall coats and suits appear in shop windows. American three quarter length bengaline wrap coat pictured. trends show elaborate design, velvet and velveteen, red Bordeaux and bois de rose, greens and taupe. Flared silhouettes with godets, deep fur borders, and caracul trims mark the season.
Barometers run higher tonight as a shallow depression lingers over the plateau. Clouds spread across the plains with rain reported on the Canadian coast and the Washington coast while temperatures held steady or cooled elsewhere.
Butte lodge No. 431 L. C. O. M. holds special business during its regular session on August 12. Attendees urged to attend. W. T. Harris is director and oO. M. Partelow serves as secretary-adv.
Bradley Tyrell, a Wisconsin manufacturer, sails to Africa to assist the Peste Collego de Pro expedition. The team aims to climb Mr. IUaman at 12,000 feet, a first ascent, and explore uncharted desert regions.
Federal prohibition agents arraigned six Butte soft drink parlor proprietors on liquor violation charges as part of a midsummer crackdown. Bonds posted for the six and about a dozen other raid detainees were set at 200 dollars each, with further complaints to be served by U S marshal deputies. Arraignments for a late October federal court session were noted, with 12 Anaconda men also arraigned earlier.
Mr and Mrs EB A Galer hosted a Monday farewell for Rev and Mrs B Crane and their son Vincent before they move to Mullen Idaho where Mr Crane will lead a church. Guests included Carl Jordan and many neighbors as well as Mrs Roy Edwards who is ill.
Walter R. Simmons, former Montana cowboy deputy sheriff and baseball player, was electrocuted at Nebraska State Penitentiary for the murder of Frank Pahl of Spencer Nebraska. Governor Bryan earlier granted reprieves while lawyers sought higher court relief.
An advertisement promotes Zemo antiseptic liquid as a treatment for eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar skin troubles. It promises instant itching relief and skin healing with a penetrating disappearing formula and recommends daytime use. Trial bottle 35 cents large bottle $1.00 Zemo Soap 25 cents.
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