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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1926

Page

8

Bondholders plan to bid for Helena Light assets

A committee led by R. K. Walter Leich Coppell and C. N. Mason with 94 percent of bonds aims to bid for all Helena Light and Railway company assets at foreclosure sale. If successful the properties will be transferred to two new gas and electric firms, bondholders receiving 60 percent new mortgage bonds and 40 percent cash plus accrued interest.

Associated Press New York A_ bondholders RK. Walter Leich Maitland, Coppell and Company C. N. Mason Electrical Securities Corporation A. F. Beringer I. W. Brooks and Company, Inc Helenaght and Railway Company William M. Evarts Helena Light and Railway Company New Gas and Electric Company

Motor Transport in Montana Expands Statewide

Helena Nov 30 Motor transportation for hire freight and passenger is growing in Montana per a Montana railroad commission report by R McLaren. There are 76 licensed operators with 139 vehicles, 3 121 miles of highway, longest routes Polson to Darby 148 miles and Billings to Sheridan 119 miles. Intermountain Transportation Co of Anaconda runs the largest fleet linking Butte Anaconda Philipsburg and Hamilton.

Associated Press Helena Montana R. , McLaren Montana Railroad Commission McLaren State Board of Railroad Commissioners Polson Lake County Darby Ravalli County H. A. Chase and Company Billings Montana- Wyoming Line Sheridan R. Woodard Intermountain Transeportation Company of Anaconda Butte Philipsburg Anagonda Hamilton

Milk output rise in Montana dairy industry 1926 forecast

Special Dispatch from Helena reports 1956 preliminary Montana farm milk production at 695,432,600 pounds with 479,174,000 pounds surplus over farm needs. Growth from 1955 and above 1924 figures cited. Creamery butter cheese and ice cream manufacture volumes tracked. farm value projected over 10 million dollars.

Standard Helena Montana J. G. Diamond State

State Board Plans Santa Visits For State Payrolls

Helena Nov 30 The state board of examiners will ensure Santa Claus visits on the state payroll this year. Notices sent by L J Goodman clerk warn institutions that payrolls must be in the board's office by Dec 20 for warrants to be ready on Dec

Associated Press Helena State Board of Examiners Santa Claus L. J. Goodman

Dillon Resident Matt Von Trieb Dead in Courthouse Room

Matt Von Trieb a Dillon figure for over 30 years died in his courthouse room where he had lived ten years. He was found by caretaker George Opp this morning. Funeral set for Thursday 2 pm at Brundage chapel with Beaverhead American Legion auspices. Interment Mountain View cemetery. No relatives survive. his wife and three children died years ago.

Dillon Matt von Trieb George Opp Brundage Chapel Beaverhead Post American Legion Mountain View von Trieb Jackson County Tenneylvania Gettysburg Oklahoma Los Angeles Walla Walla Fort Benton T. C. Power Weaverhead County Beaverhead

Hole to be sunk at new oil field near Dillon

Preparations for drilling are under way in the Crowley oil field northwest of Dillon. Work on the first well will start once a standard rig arrives and is set up. The Frying Pan basin field, recognized as promising two years ago, has attracted Idaho interest and may see three or four holes drilled by the new company.

Dillon Crowley Frying Pan Idaho

Alien Veterans Get Citizenship Exams in Dillon

In Dillon on December 9, FP. J. Phillips, a naturalization examiner, will examine aliens who served in the U S army in World War I and seek citizenship. Fred Rife, clerk of court, said the May 7 1926 naturalization law waives usual requirements for veteran applicants. No first papers or residence proof are needed.

Dillon FP. J. Phillips Fred Rife

Dillon News Notes Sees Ranchers and Visitors in Town

Dillon a steady stream of visitors with ranchers Otto A. Schuls Sheridan, Jorgen Jorgenson Wisdom, T. J. Call Ennis, and A. K. Scott Dell, all day trips. J. P. Loss and Mrs. Loss from Wisdom with Dillon friends. Dave Hier returns from Pocatello Idaho after two to three months. H. W. Brenner also visits from Horse Prairie.

Dillon Otto A. Schuls Sheridan Rancher T. J. Call of Ennis Jorgen Jorgenson Wisdom J. P. Loss Dave Hier Pocatello Idaho A. KE. Scott Dell H. W. Brenner Horse Prairie

Sam Takatsuno 57 Dies. Funeral Held in Deer Lodge

Funeral services for Sam Takatsuno aged 57 were held this afternoon at 8:30 by Rev F C Phelps at the Bien and Ross chapel with burial in the local cemetery. Takatsuno worked in the Milwaukee Railroad roundhouse in Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge Sam Takatsuno F.C. Phelps Bien & Ross Takatsuno Milwaukee Railroad Roundhouse

Deer Lodge Kiwanis elects officers for coming year

At the Deer Lodge Kiwanis club meeting last night officers for the ensuing year were elected. J. L. Coleman was named president with Harry A. Good as vice president and W. J. Paul as district trustee. Daniel B. Hertz Jr. became treasurer. Directors chosen were Raymond Carlson, Walter Casleton, Harry Marx, Jack Smith, and W.

Deer Lodge Deer Lodge Kiwanis ‘Club J. L. Coleman Harry A. Good W. J. Paul Daniel B. Hertz, Jr Raymond Carlson Walter Casleton Harry Marx Jack Smith

Scarlet fever not in epidemic in Deer Lodge

Deer Lodge officials assure only up to 15 children affected. Quarantine rules and prompt reporting cited to prevent an epidemic. Community event reports note first annual C M and St P railway company women’s club ball with Al Brown orchestra and Dr John Driscoll performance to aid charity. Local business and social notes list residents visiting for affairs and trips. Directions for tourists in Ireland to include Irish and English signs at main road junctions.

Deer Lodge C. M. & St. P. Railway Company Woman's Club City Pavilion al Brown Butte John Driscoll Ireland

Beekeepers to Convene in Billings December 6 7

Montana State Beekeepers association will hold its annual convention in Billings December 6 7 at the Billings Commercial Club auditorium. More than 100 beekeepers from across the state are expected with special railroad rates for delegates. Topics include freight rates marketing legislature disease control and wintering methods. Prominent speakers include Dr A P Sturtevant A W McKay KE C Keckert Fred Bennion A H Bowman RB F Smith W P Flynn and BR J Kleinhesselink.

Bozeman Mont Montana State Beekeepers Association Billings O. A. Sipple Billings Commercial Club Sipple A. P. Sturtevant United States Bee Laboratory Laramie Wyo A. W. McKay United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics Washington DD. c KE. C. Keckert Bee Larmie Fred Bennion A. H. Bowman Montana Helena RB. F. Smith Fromberg Transportation Committee W. P. Flynn Miles City BR. J. Kleinhesselink Hardin American Honey Producers League

Anaconda Tax Office Sees Small Delinquent List

County Treasurer Dougherty reports under one percent of Deer Lodge county taxpayers on the delinquent list as the first installment of 1926 taxes neared due. About $110,000 in cash and checks came in, bringing total collections to roughly $184,050, with large corporate payments driving the sum. At the city office, Mrs. Butler’s staff processed about $3,000 in cash plus numerous checks for city taxes. Delinquent city property taxes are expected to be small, though official totals for the day remain unavailable. A highlight from the International Livestock exhibition in Chicago notes a litter of 17 hogs weighing 5,117 pounds at six months.

Dougherty Deer Lodge County Mr. Dougherty Butler Toto Chicago

Allenrhy Special Formula No 2 Promises Fast Neuritis Relief

Distracting nerve pains promised relief within a day from Allenrhy Special Formula No 2 capsules sold by City Drug Co. and Fuller Drug Co. Warning against hype, the ad asserts genuine neuritis and sciatic pain relief with continued use, noting the formula targets gouty and rheumatoid joint swelling but yields lasting results in most cases. Mail orders accepted.

City Drag Co Fuller Drug Co City Crug Co

Anaconda Bowling Rout Old-Timers In Evening Match

The Filectrics won three straight games against Major Hooples as Anaconda Products walloped Old-Timers in a single night. Swander led Major Hooples with 567 for three games while Anaconda posted 953 in one game and 2,686 across three games.

Filectrics Anaconda Swander

Livestock Market Report From Omaha Inventory Wave

At Omaha on November 30 cattle receipts reached 8 000 with fed steers and yearlings 10 to 25 cents lower, demand steady for killers, yearlings 12.35 to 12.50, stockers and feeders scarce. Slaughter cows 4.75 to 6.25, heifers 7.00 to 9.50, calves 6.75 to 7.50, yearlings 8.50, lambs 15 25 lower to 13 top, wool lambs 12.60 to 12.90, clipped fed 11.25 to 11.50, ewes 6.40, feeders strong with bulk feeding lambs 12.25 to 12.75.

The Associated Press Omaha

Tokio Police Bureau Reports Sharp Crime Increase

The Tokio police bureau announced a substantial rise in crime over the last 13 months. The statement highlights a meteoric growth in offenses across the city and underscores calls for enhanced policing and public safety measures.

Tokio

Shoplifters Cost London Store Over Forty Thousand

London department store reports theft and shoplifting losses exceeding 40000 dollars in the last year, detailing thefts of merchandise and related cost impacts on operations. Losses arose from multiple incidents and total value reflects cumulative impact on sales and security measures.

London

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