Gerry Given Jailed For Liquor Manufacturing Charge
Harvey Gerry pleaded guilty before Judge Winston in district court to manufacturing liquor. He was sentenced to 60 days in county jail and fined 200 dollars. Sheriff Beal arrested Gerry for running a still in Daly guich. Fred Anderson, jailed similarly, remains in custody. Court also ruled for Kate Newcomb against William Lorenz in a 600 dollar suit and for A M Rheime against William Poveroy for 906.46 pounds plus interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Gerry
Fede Winston
Gerry
Beal
Daly Guich
Fred Anderson
Winston
Kate Newcomb
William Lorenz
A.M. Rheime
William Poveroy
Sheriff Seizes Liquor and Storge in Park Street Raid
Rocco Rudnick, owner at 6221 Park Street, was arrested yesterday by Deputy May Sheriff Krussell Osborne on liquor selling charges. A small moonshine stash, mas wood furniture including a mahogany bar, and tobacco stock were seized and stored for court action. Bear and McKeive aided removal as a warrant was served.
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Rocco Rudnick
Osborne
Moon
Budnick
Bear
Sherif “McKeivie
New York Tanlac sales shatter records in year
In New York the Tanlac boom nears 625000 bottles sold since its launch under a year ago. Gibson Snow company chief George B Evans cites Albany Buffalo Rochester and Syracuse branches selling about 600000 bottles yearly. Evans predicts New York may soon require over 760000 bottles annually if the pace holds. Tanlac is sold locally by Fuller Drug in Anaconda and by leading druggists elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East
George B. Evans
Gibson-Snow Company
Albany
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Jovans
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Company
Harvest Fields Well Supplied by Labor Office
The A C M company’s free employment office has sent many workers across Montana to assist grain harvests in Richland Sheridan and other belt counties. Murray E Stebbins agricultural agent reports satisfaction with the men sent and notes a large influx from Liberty Toole Western Hill and Northern Blaine dried counties. No complaints reached the legal office regarding the assignments and cooperation is appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. M. Company
Montana
Richland
Sheridan
Martin Martin
Murray E. Stebbins
Mr. Martin
Liberty
Toole
Western Hill
Blaine
Baseball League Seeks Funds for City Grounds Support
The city playgrounds committee voted to launch a fundraising campaign to cover remaining two weeks of baseball season. Subscriptions will be accepted at the Anaconda Standard office and Boy Scouts will sell tags to boost the fund. Umpire Ray Reardon offered free services for the rest of the season and received thanks from the committee. Scouts will help distribute badges printed for the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Standard Office
Ray Reardon
Boy Scouts
Knights of Pythias to Join for Big Picnic
Local Knights of Pythias and Deer Lodge members plan a joint picnic in Deer Lodge next week. A committee including J B Rankin Max Hammerstough and Will Samuels traveled there to meet a parallel delegation. Plans for daytime events include dancing games and a formal program with a large turnout anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Deer Lodge
J. B. Rankin
Max Hammerstough
Will Samuels
Joseph Schultz Weds Miss Amelia Ponti in Spokane
Joseph Schultz and Amelia Ponti of Yakima Washington wed yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs J B Hensler in Spokane. Schultz long active in Seattle area business and now with Northern Pacific. Ponti is a Northwestern Business College graduate and plans to live in Spokane after a honeymoon trip.
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Amelia Ponti
Yakim Wash
Joseph Schultz
Th City
J. B. Hensler
Spokane
Schultz
MacCallum & Cloutier
Copper City Commercial Company
Hensler
Reel Theater
Bluebird Theater
Northwestern Business College
Mrs. Schultz
Mr. Schultz
Northern Pacific Railroad
Thanks and funeral tribute note for Edward Weiss
A family memorial expresses gratitude for sympathy shown after the death of Edward Weiss. The card thanks those who rendered service in the hour of sorrow. It is signed by Mr. and Mrs. T. P. McGrath and Casper Weiss with Moose Legion involvement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Weiss
T. P. M'Grath
Casper Weiss
Wolf Hunter Ends 15 Year Old Timber Wolf Terror
A. E. Ellithrope of the Deer Lodge farm is credited with ending a long terror by a gray timber wolf that cost stockmen 800 to 1,000 sheep over six years. Superintendent Daniel Howe notes Ellithrope’s skill with a high power gun and that stockmen offered rewards for the wolf. The slain animal’s depredations echoed incidents across Eastern Montana and neighboring states for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Ellithrope
Deer Lodge
Stoc
Daniel Howe
Howe
Ellithrope
Montana
Dakotas
Wyoming
First Round Matches Set For Club Championship
Wind halts play at the country club as qualifying scores exceed average. Pairings announced for first round matches at 7 Blair against BT Asbury and others including Roach, Farnsworth, Peckover, Morrow, Handley, Emerson, Capron, and Hunter with byes noted. Schedule calls for 18 hole rounds through Aug 27, Sept 2, with finals a 36 hole match on Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Asbury
F. Farnsworth
F. W. Peckover
Swanson Sets Record Pitching For Gnose Jrs
Swanson pitched for the Anaconda team and struck out 21 batters, setting a new record beyond his prior 17 as the J. B. Juniors defeated the Cabbage team of Butte 7 to 6 in a Sunday game. The score remained tied for six innings before a late surge, with a 10 inning finish and 21 strikeouts noted in the box.
Hay Rate Cut Lets 200 Carloads Move to Twin Cities
Under a 34 percent temporary freight rate reduction granted by the Great Northern railroad on Montana commission approval, 200 carloads of hay may be shipped from the Milk River Valley to St. Paul and Minneapolis at 10.70 per ton, with shippers expecting about a nine dollar per ton net at the shipping point. About 80,000 tons are ready for shipment. the rate cut aims to spur sales while addressing high existing rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Helena
Great Northern Railroad
Montana Railroad Commission
Mix’ River
Montana
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milk River
Twin Cities
St Paul
State Railroad Commission
Yeomen meet tonight and local notices in brief
Anaconda items report Yeomen meeting at 7 sharp and a long list of city notices. Residents Irene St Jean visiting in Butte. many locals travel for business, visits, or vacations. Several births, moves, and social events noted including Keoughs in Great Falls and Kellys in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene St. Jean
Butte
East Frith Stree
James Keough
Great Falls
The
City
Rose Butler
Miss Irene
Chicago
Anaconda
Weakness and Kidney Trouble Mentioned in Ad
An Anaconda woman Mrs Gust Meyer reports back pain and frequent urination with general fatigue and run down feeling. She says kidneys need support and urges neighbors to act quickly, noting pills that help weak kidneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Gust Meyer
East Commercial Street
East Side Defeats Alumni In City League Night Game
In a five inning city league contest played on the common East Side edged the Alumni 14 to 6 as darkness halted play. Pitchers included Thomas Emmons and Logan for the students and Mehrens Rooney for the East Siders. East Side batters Domitrovich Marco and Rooney each collected two base hits along with Dyer Nicholas and Halloran while Nicholas hit a home run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
R. Emmons
Logan
Mehrens
Rooney
East Siders
Joe Domitrovich
Marco Domitrovich
Dyer
Nicholas
Halloran
Smangler
RH. E
East Side
County Taxes See Slight Changes in Deer Lodge County
Deer Lodge County faces nearly unchanged property levies with minor shifts across state and local scales. State levy stands at 4.36667 mills this year versus 2.975 last year, while county and school levies mix into a narrow overall rise or hold. Several adjustments include removal of the classification fund and reallocation of a half mill on contingent and high school to the Poor fund, plus a one mill cut in School District No. 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Livestock Sanitary Board
Livestock Commission
Tuchscherer Car Stolen From Main Street
A Ford roadster owned by Arthur Tuchscherer was taken from in front of his Main Street home Saturday night. Despite broad investigations, no trace of the vehicle has been found. A $25 reward is offered for information leading to the car or the arrest and conviction of the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Arthur Tuchscherer
Main Street
Tuchscherer
Butte
Helena Man Weds Gertrude Watson in Quiet Home Ceremony
Burton Nisenwanger of Helena married Miss Gertrude Watson of Nashville Kentucky in a small home ceremony led by Rev J G Knotter. Present were Frances Griffith and John Watson as witnesses along with the brides parents and Grimth couple. Mrs Nisenwanger visited as guest of Frances Griffith. Also a meeting notice for Moose hall is included signed by W D Kendrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart Legion, No
Moose
Butte
W._D._ KENDRICK
Herder
Man
Burton Nisenwanger
Helena
Gertrude Watson
Nashville
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Modern House
Wy & Tuchscherer
Phone 106
Big Wholesaler
Qubem
Baseball League
Washington
Wolf
R. Roach
A. Dean
J. Crosby
Urers
Wellington D. Rankin
C. Hi. Plippin
Valley County
Anaconda News
Troy Laundry
Tom Newcombe
Henry Casper
East Third Street
Hd Smith
Tacoma
Yeomen
Hugh Campbell
Missoula
Jacob Anderson
Georgetown
Stephen Koogler
Stevensville
Lyman Cadwell
Silverlake
Julia Kelly
Kate Harrington
Williams
Los Angeles
San Francisco
William Flynn
Timmie
Bitter Root Valley
Rose Breshnahan
O Ness
Charles F. Wolfe
Boston
Wolfe
Anthony Hunthausen
West Fifth Street
St. Ann's Hospital
Peter Wild
White Sulphur Springs
Salt Lake City
Dorothy Davidson
Fred Davidson
Martin Schlichting
Sylvester
Livingston
Mrs. Schlichting
E. J. Bowman
Ted Bowman
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
T. E. Luebben
T.E. Luebben Jr
Dillon
Mary Luebben
Toledo
Ohio
Martin Copinus
Mr. Copinus
Coast City
West Park
Katherine Ferguson
Scotland
Montreal
Knights of Columbus
Butte Comet
Columbia Gardena
Wochela
Methodist Church
Bell
Hanley
Swedish Mission Church
Alder and
Fifth Streets
G. V. Bowton
Martin Kelly
Billie
Kelly
Nettie Cunningham
St. Croix
Virgin Islands
Doan
Alumini
Philipsburg
Keith
Aften Auarey
Joan B. Harris
Addizon
Neve
Rela Uven
Pasteur
MirwVatle
Frank Ttare
Hutte
Ming Betty’ Bowie
Ite
Fas
Keattie
Morrow
Cagge
Twe Co
Wannstedt
Wedneedas
Jourtney
J. J
Mirandra W
E. “Moore
Ars Michael
S. “Courtney
Mary “Betrey
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Mise Bwyerv
Mise Tudres
Hamilton
Miles
Humphrey” Courtney
Courtney
F Sons
Edwardv
Humphrey
Cathryn Moore
Mary Befrey
Dwer
Philips
Marri Mildred" Courtney
Frank Rainey
Bud "Harrington
Paul Heaney
Heaney
Sebaski ‘Ras
Ellen MeErcharmin
Somme
Mepride
Bila. Miller
Sueste
Huttman Hat
Wiliam Heck
Siater
Stra Fackson
South’ Pailipebu
Aeleeotion
South Philipsburoe Bradshaw Sand Family
Artnt’ Bradshaw
Ely
Robert Kelly
Ot” Anaconda
Moore
Emma Strolle
G. Ro Russell
Cc, Baker
Grace Baker
Robert Baker
San Biogeo
California
Maxwell
Helena Man
Mooseheart Legion, No. 161
Moosehall
W.D. Kendrick
Vivian Martin
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta
C.A. Tuttle Co. Funeral Directors
East Park Telephone
P. J. Finnegan CO
Oak
Tishion
R. B. Abbott Co
United States Mail
Willeave Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
Daly Banks. Trust CO. OF
Anaconda Anaconda , Montana
Thes Srrae
Faller Drug Co
Smith Drug Co
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