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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1924
Page
7
An old advertisement claims sciatic neuritis pain responds to Allenruh Special Formula No 2 capsules. It describes severe thigh to foot pain worsened by walking and claims relief within about 24 hours, advising continued use until full recovery. The City Drug Co. is noted as stocking the product and accepting mail orders.
A 72 year old English patient, treated with capsules from animal glands in a London hospital, claims the remedy revived him. The London broker hails glandular therapy as wondrous and introduces Glandogen, a gland tonic in tablet form, available at Standard Drug and City Drug Stores with mail orders accepted.
Two Locust Street properties are for sale for 4750 dollars with 1300 cash required to close. The rent from the units is 55 dollars per month.
A newspaper item notes a busy schedule for the Deer Lodge Woman's Club with a music department meeting, a needlework exhibit led by Mrs. S. S. Koehler and Miss Ethel Wuerz, and papers by Mrs. MacDonnell. Afternoon events feature hostesses including Mrs. Grant Rivers Rule Moe Oliver Weber. A general meeting and reports are set for Wednesday at the club house.
Deer Lodge notes show residents visiting relatives in Helena Butte Missoula Anaconda and Chicago. Several locals return from trips attend Knights of Columbus ladies night and the King’s Daughters event while others welcome visitors from Pullman and Ramsey.
Blain Le Suer returns from the coast after months away. Charlies Murray visits Seattle for a Ford stock salesmen meeting. Mrs M R Jeffrey plans winter in Boston Mass. Mr and Mrs H Patton and child of pacing N D visit the Wrights then head home. Mr and Mrs William Richardson move to Gibbon Neb. Mrs Arthur Gumley of Sula is a patient at Hamilton hospital after an appendectomy. Ittora Onafttin ill with pneumonia at home on Willow creek. Jens Larson and wife relocate to Corvallis then Standall Toftoy ranch. Siocum buys Emmet Hawker dairy stock and equipment for Willow creek dairy operation, leasing the ranch. about 70 high-grade cows included.
Dillon reports Sheriff Mooney and deputies destroyed about a dozen illicit stills stored at the courthouse yard after raids. The contraband equipment ranged from small rigs to large outfits, all crushed and discarded as the largest such destruction in county history.
In Anaconda bowling last night the Copper City Boosters and Hunthausen Grocery both took two of three from their opponents. Bergen led Copper City with 224 for game and 579 in the series while Prickson topped Hunthausen with 210 in one game and 541 for three.
ANACONDA BRIEFS: Mr and Mrs John Porega of Medjo and Andrew Vange of the lower valley transacted business in Anaconda yesterday Henry Cooper of Dry Cottonwood was a business visitor yesterday. Forfeitures at the city police court totaled 105 dollars as seven vagrants failed to appear and bonds of 15 dollars each were turned into the city treasury. Mrs Phil Beattie and her baby daughter plan to leave Anaconda for Santa Fe New Mexico this week after visiting her mother Mrs H W Hens in the city for several months.
Anaconda Kiwanis members traveled to Deer Lodge for an evening of dinner and a pin smashing contest with Powell County Kiwanis. Participants included Martin Schillcting W D Kendrick Hari Tucker Robert A Kelly and M R Hoyt.
The Anaconda city council heatedly debated a resolution opposing the Volstead Act and the Eighteenth Amendment. McHugh urged repeal in favor of government controlled liquor laws, but the measure failed 8 to 2 with supporters and opponents voicing strong views.
Reports from city treasurer Mrs Grimes and county treasurer J R Danielson indicate very good tax payments this year with delinquencies likely under 1 percent. Most payments came in by Saturday night after an extended collection period and a crowded county office last week.
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