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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
11
City Drug Co guarantees San Cura Ointment to banish boils ulcers burns and bruises with a money back promise. Available in jars 35c 65c 1.25 and 2.59. San Cura Soap promotes tender skin and a perfect complexion and is advertised as the best soap for babies at 25 cents. nenepaon Medical Co Titusville Pa.
Anaconda notes many small items from services and meetings to sales and rentals. The issues list taxi firms, opticians, lodging, and for sale announcements, with church events, club nights, and a lost dog appeal. Local residents and visitors are noted in travel, employment, and community updates.
Mrs M J Blake of Fort Bidwell California arrived in Anaconda for an extended visit with her daughters Mrs L V Bender and Mrs Frank Clinton and her son Harold N Blake. John Murphy leaves for an extended vacation to County Kerry Ireland. A committee of Mike Joyce Thomas Hayes and George Finn presented him with field glasses a gold headed cane a fountain pen and cigars for the trip.
St Peters Aid society gathers in the school gymnasium this evening with Rev Fathers Pirnat and Tracy and Messrs Hayes Lavis Anthony Lubke James Hagan Joseph Mulligan Edward Corrigan Joseph Sladich Martin Dee Hugh Larkin Patrick Murray John Karas T O Neill and James Corcoran. Due to limited space parents are asked not to bring children.
Eugene G. Urich 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Urich of 313 Chestnut street, died at Kelly Field Texas on Tuesday afternoon from injuries while testing airplane motors. He served with the aviation corps at Kelly Field after attending Mount St. Charles college and was a 1917 Anaconda high school graduate. Survived by four sisters and a brother, with his mother seriously ill in St. Ann's hospital.
Twenty nine members of troop No. 2 are camping at Echo Lake and report strong progress in scout work. They praise their new scout executive as the best yet and one absent lad seeks a chance to join. Parents planning to visit the camp are asked to call 347-1 to arrange transport.
In acknowledgment we express keen appreciation for kindness and sympathy shown during our late bereavement. DAMAS LANDREVILLE and Family, Mrs. BEN. EWING and Family, Mrs. JOSEPH LABISSONNIERE and Family, Mrs. THOMAS SLINEY and Family.
Betty Compson’s acting in Border Raiders at the Imperial last evening was a revelation to patrons. The young actress previously helped boost Miracle Man with her portrayal of Helen. The picture will be shown again this evening.
The Elks announce a regular meeting tonight at 8 30. W H Tuchscherer is secretary and R I P Clinton also noted.
Paul Evans and his wife and son Ernest arrived in Anaconda after a long summer away from the region. They left for the East but voted to return 200 miles from St Louis and chose Anaconda on every slip. Bob the dog greeted them, jumps and all, showing gladness at their reunion.
Helena Aug 18 A petition to the Montana railroad commission from the Western Passenger Association representing Montana rail carriers asks for a 20 percent increase in excess baggage handling rates and charges for milk and cream baggage cars special baggage cars movement of special trains and passenger traffic The board will refrain from action pending a court decision on the validity of the three cent fare statute as the commission views the increases as passenger traffic related
Washington Aug 18 The secretary of agriculture ordered licensed commission men at principal stock yards to stop charging the August 2 raised rates on livestock sales. Firms at Chicago Kansas City Omaha and East St. Louis stockyards must comply by next Saturday. Excessive rates at livestock exchanges may also be halted where agriculture department inspectors find them.
Mrs. H. Stevens aged 72 died last night at the Mauldin home after several days illness. She was the mother of Mrs. Black of Dillon. The body will be shipped to Butte this afternoon to join other relatives. George Metlen and family plan to depart for California tonight where Mr. Metlen and his son Warner will start a business venture. Metlen, a native of the area, formerly served as chief engineer and secretary of the Montana state highway commission.
An advertisement claims Lavoptik eye wash combines witch hazel camphor and hydrantis for instant action. It reports one case of inflamed watery eyes improving quickly and another showing benefit after five applications, with a guarantee on a small bottle through Fuller Drug Company.
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