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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1922

Page

6

Garlock Held In Park County Jail For Fraud

Irwin Garlock was returned to Livingston and jailed in Park county on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He allegedly claimed ownership of 1,200 acres of wheat on Looking Glass creek and sold it to Thomas Sandell for 250 dollars, then fled after the true owner was revealed. Sheriff McClarty says Garlock admitted guilt.

The Standard Livingston Irwin Garlock Butte Park County Garlock Thomas Sandell Clyde Park Looking Glass Creek Sandell McClarty

Local families travel and community events assist Christmas tree drive

South Side families M J Walsh and sons travel to Los Angeles to join Mr Walsh. Mrs Emma Knipe visits son Roy in Watertown. Miss Dolly Fournier spends Thanksgiving with her parents. Hawthorne Community club hosts a box festival and auction on Dec 1 to raise funds for a community Christmas tree. A benefit masquerade on Dec 2 supports children of Butte. People's Congregational church beats Trinity 14 to 10 in a lively game, with second team Troop 12 21 to 6 in the preliminary.

Ars M. J. Walsh Mastera Tom and Jack Texas Avenue Los Angeles Mr. Walsh Emma Knipe Watertown S. D Roy Knipe Dolly Fournier Deer Lodge Elm Street Hawthorne Community Club Hawthorne School K. P. Hall Butte People’s Congregational Church Trinity Church People’s Church Pedlar Peterson People’s Benny Trinity Peoples Trinity

Homemade Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief

A folk remedy claims a two minute prep can yield a world beating cough medicine. Mixing one ounce Parmint double strength with sugar and hot water to make a half pint supposedly soothes mucous membranes, helps with catarrh and nasal cords, and acts overnight on stubborn coughs.

Funeral services for Frank Cleveland in Bozeman

Many friends attended the funeral at Payne Memorial Christian church. Rev A L Chapman officiated with singers Mrs W Purdy and Mrs C P Steffens. interment followed in Bozeman cemetery. Honorary pallbearers included Louis Accola and others. active pallbearers listed. Relatives from Middle Creek, Manhattan and Belgrade attended.

Standard Bozeman Frank Cleveland Payne Memorial Christian Church A. L. Chapman W. Purdy C. P. Steffens E. ©. Holm Louis Accola F. L. Benepe M. W. Penwell Emil Ketterer A. S. Love Walter Cooper George Dpd. Pease James F. Keown J. W. Lillard R. A. Walton Nick Aakjer John Aakjer Stephen White Middle Creek Harry White Walter White Manhattan F. M. Foerschler Twila Watson Belgrade

Old Anaconda Man Is Now Oil Magnate

Senator T. S. Hogan of Bilins reports Hogan well in section 22-35-2W Kevin Sunburnt field averaging 460 barrels daily for the past week and holding. Hogan, formerly of Anaconda, is in Great Falls and pleased with the well's steady production.

Hogan Kevin-Sunburnt T. S. Hogan Bilns Eld Anaconda

Livingston Pioneers Plan Golf Club and Course

Enthusiastic locals discuss forming a golf club in Livingston with a links course and clubhouse eight miles from town on the Yellowstone Park road. The city once housed Montana’s first course, with the old clubhouse at Seventh Street now a residence and the links stretching toward the current west side district. early stars included Bill Bennett and Harry Masters.

Livingston Yellowstone Park Road Montana Seventh Street West Side Bill Bennett Harry Masters

Roundup notes from Helena convention and local incidents

Roundup reporters cover the Helena teachers convention with Mrs Carter Miss Spuhler and Miss Fisk named as Roundup representatives. Also reported are a stage accident injuring Mrs M H Schuler and details of injuries, plus local social events and visitors including Thanksgiving travel notes and a pediatric birthday party for Master Elwood Jenkins with a list of attendees.

Carter Tom Beazley T. A. Berkins Virginia Anderson Ringling W. S. Linton Winnett Polich TY. &. Snyder F. K. Anderson Ethel Rundle Dora Leege Allan Smith Erma Henniger Gordon Buck McLeary Helen Annie Carter Mrs. Jenkins

Funeral for Eu gene Shortley draws large crowd

Large attendance marked the funeral of Eu gene Shortley 16 son of Mr and Mrs C F Shortley at Lewistown yesterday. The Fergus county high school class of which he was a member was well represented.

Lewistown Eugene Shortley C. FE. Shortley Fergus County Milwaukee Petroleum County Fergus Winnett Elks Presbyterian Church Raymond Dockery Stewart McConochie

Livingston News Roundup Sees Local Visits and Death Nearby

W A Hinkley of Butte travels to California to visit two daughters. County commissioner Chris Jenson improves this week. Notables from Butte Clyde Park Emigrant Wilsall and Billings transact or visit here. Mrs Clifford Thompson dies in Helena. funeral in Billings. Gift suggestions prompt readers to check Classifieds.

Big Timber M. G. Lynch Butte Livingston Charles Hodges Clyde Park Wwloyd Poor Wilsall H. P. Sawter Billings G. A. Briebach C.S. Ludwigson Clifford Thompson H. B. Miller Helena Miller Charles Kermode Wenatchee Wash

Walkerville Firemen Hold Annual Ball at Hibernia Hall

The Centerville Walkerville firemen held their annual ball at Hibernia hall on Thanksgiving Eve. A large crowd attended and danced late. Home for holidays were Dan Harrington John Phillipe and Dominic Feeney from Mount St Charles college. Miss Katherine Harrington is ill at home with rheumatism.

Walkerville Firemen Hibernia Hall Dan Harrington John Phillipe Dominic Feeney Mount St. Charles College Katherine Harrington

Pioneer Lawyer Is Laid at Rest

White Sulphur Springs notices the funeral of Napoleon Bonaparte Smith known as N B Smith a longtime lawyer rancher and lodge member aged 64 born May 14 1858 in Moulton Iowa. He practiced in Montana after moving from Musselshell. He married Arcelia Collins and lived a life of active service in Diamond City lodge Martha chapter No 11 0 KE S. Interment was at Mayne cemetery with pallbearers listed.

White Sulphur Springs N. B. Smith Napoleon Bonaparte Smith Moulton Iowa University of Iowa Law School Montana First National Bank Smith Ranch Musselshell Arcelia Collins Diamond City Lodge Martha KE. S James L. Johnston James T. Wood Orville Harris John D. Brice Fred A. McDonald Max Sarter Wis Mayn Cemetery

Plans for state celebration honoring Mayor Frank Conley

Deer Lodge prepares for a state wide celebration for Mayor Frank Conley with an especial train from Butte and Anaconda, a Burlington train from Helena and western towns, a march to Conley’s home and Rialto theater, notable speakers, and a buffet lunch at city hall inviting all friends of Conley.

Deer Lodge Frank Conley Butte Anaconda Mines Burlington Helena Conley Rialto Theater City Hall

Knights of Columbus to host Supreme Secretary in Deer Lodge

The local lodge will entertain William J. McGinley supreme secretary of the order. He will visit Galen Warm Springs and attend events including a luncheon at J. A. Mulcahy home and a hotel dinner with an arranged program featuring speakers and solos.

Deer Lodge J. A. Mulcahy Pierre Sanders Louis Boedecker Knights of Columbus William McGinley Charles A. McClain Jere Shea S. P. Wilson M. F. Hayes Rev. T. S. Landy America Council

Thanksgiving Day Observed in Deer Lodge

Thanksgiving was generally observed in Deer Lodge with a large family dinner. The Episcopal church, led by Rev. J. W. Attwood, held morning services for a large congregation. Milwaukee shops employers gave a holiday, schools were closed, and snow made the day pleasant for town youngsters.

Deer Lodge Navy Episcopal Church J. W. Attwood Milwaukee

Thomasites Hold Reunion in the Philippines

Manila reports the 21st anniversary reunion of the Thomasites, 560 American teachers who first arrived in the Philippines aboard the Thomas. Now only 84 remain, with just eight in education. the gender mix shifted from 400 men and 160 women to a predominantly female corps.

Manila P. I Philippine Islands United States Thomas Philippines Islands

Bozeman Develops Basketball Quintet for Gallatin County

Bozeman daily report notes Gallatin county high school basketball in progress. Seniors beat juniors 10 to 8 and sophomores beat freshmen 18 to 12 in interclass games. Morsey did first game referee, Harold Wylie officiated second. Winners and losers meet tomorrow to decide class championships. Varsity to be formed from top players of interclass games and last year's eligible squad.

Bozeman Gallatin F. EB. Morse Morsey Harold Wylie

University of Montana Winter Registration Opens December 4

Advance registration for the winter quarter at the University of Montana begins December 4. Students with last names A to M register December 4 through 8 while N to Z register December 11 through 15. Present students must register or pay a late fee. regular fees are due at the start of the quarter January 3, 1923.

Missoula University of Montana

Missoula Purchases White Pine Timber From Forest Service

A deal in Missoula confirms the purchase by A. C. White Lumber Co of Dover Idaho for 3.3 million feet of timber from the United States Forest Service. The sale includes 2 218 000 feet of yellow pine at 3.55 per thousand feet and 28 000 feet of Douglas fir and larch at 0.55 per thousand feet.

United States Forest Service A. C. White Lumber Company Dover Idaho Elers Koch Missoula

State News: Montana Reports Steady Agriculture and Transport

Montana farms show strong potato prizes at Spokane Northwestern show with Kalispell and Malta residents winning. Livestock shipments rise as 160 cars load on Great Northern and Northern Montana divisions. over 2,190 cars moved this year, with car shortages hitting stockmen hardest. Fields report lumbering back in the Bitter Root and a new auto engine by R P Carlton seeking patent.

Montana Butte Great Northern Northern Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Spokane Kalispel Malta Milwaukee

Gifts for Her Featured in Christmas Gift Suggestions

Read the classified Gifts for Her segment in the Christmas Gift Suggestions column for curated ideas. The snippet highlights seasonal items and potential presents within the newspaper’s gift recommendations.

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