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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1914
Page
9
Mustero le is a clean white ointment made with mustard oil that relieves sore throats bronchitis cramps stiff neck asthma neuralgia congestion and rheumatic pains without blistering. Doctors and nurses recommend it for various pains and fevers with sizes 25¢ 50¢ and 2.30 for hospital size. Cleveland Ohio.
A 1914 McClure syndicate forecast warns Mars in malefic alignment brings trouble to mills and manufacturing, with cautious financials and difficult prospects for large investments. It also mentions potential criticism of the president, shifts in theater production, and a hopeful note for writers and new business ventures in the year ahead.
Mrs. John Ternouth, a Meaderville resident, was knocked down and bruised when a stray cow charged as she crossed Main Street near the car line. She escaped serious injury, though frightened, and is expected to recover in a few days.
The Sons of St George lodge of Meaderville will attend the Unity Methodist Episcopal church in Meaderville next Sunday evening. Rev Mr Pasene will preach a special sermon and the choir will render prepared music.
All facilities ready for winter at Hunter's Hot Springs. Baths available at any hour and dining room service maintained at usual high standard. Winter guests will find tables as good as in summer, stocked with market’s best. Advertisement.
Frank Sarletti sues the street car company for 12000 dollars claiming injuries from a November accident at the Butte Anaconda crossing. Judge Donlan moved to Judge Lynch’s courtroom due to ill ill health and courtroom upgrades. Trial scheduled to proceed despite defense illness and judge changes in the proceeding.
Wesley Chapel under Rev Posene, the new pastor, hosts Win-My-Chum week with nightly speakers. Presiding Elder Rev Edward Smith travels from the capital to aid and lead the first quarterly conference. The evening program includes song and color specials as the week’s events intensify.
Mount Bethel Church in Walkerville prepares a Christmas cantata with both Sunday school pupils and the church choir performing. Practice began this week for a program described as well rehearsed, featuring vocal and instrumental numbers and coordinated by Rev. Harry M. Cooper with help from several church members.
A bankruptcy sale offers high class picture frames and moldings at half price. BE Calkins bids on Archibald Paint company stock of moldings and trim. his low bid was accepted. Christmas selections urged with show windows displaying prices and goods.
The Short Shop of Andrew Hakke at 18 North Dakota Street Was burglarized early yesterday. Four pairs of shoes, two dozen rubber heels, and tools were stolen. A panel was broken to open the front door. An election notice for a Modern Woodmen event was also noted. Souvenir offered by Mayer at 21 West Park.
The Public Administrator T J Marring ton seeks letters of administration for F Augustus Heinze estate in Butte and Silver Bow county He died Nov 3 in Saratoga Springs NY without a will leaving a minor son as heir The administrator will review county records to identify any local property and outstanding debts including a $225 000 claim against the state Savings Bank and will act for the orphaned heir in New York State
The Rev W F Faber coadjutor Bishop of the Episcopal church of Montana will preach in St John’s church Sunday for the first time since arriving in Montana He was ordained bishop at Detroit services and will hold the position in Montana An informal reception will be held after the morning services Bishop Faber arrives in Butte Saturday from Mis Maya and will be guest of Rev Charles F Chapman then preach at St Mark’s Anaconda Sunday evening.
The body of Dennis Driscoll arrived in Butte yesterday morning. A Knights of Columbus committee took the body from the depot to the home of Mrs John Corette at 846 West Woolman Street. The funeral will be held at 9 30 o clock with Te Deum high mass at St Patrick's church at 8 o clock. Pallbearers include Hod Legent JH Mcqueeney Pat Conion and others. Active pallbearers listed. the service notes may reflect a Belgium post disruption in communications.
A brief notice announces a summer tee event hosted by the Oclock Woman organization. Details are limited in the fragment, but the event centers on a social gathering with a focus on fashion and community engagement.
Poultry growers from Southern Montana and Silver Bow County plan a special meeting at Butte City Hall to discuss opposing eastern poultry imports and boosting Montana production. The Southern Montana Poultry Association aims to make the upcoming show the largest yet, with exhibitors from across the county and lectures on industry care and breeding results.
The authorities prepare for trial over charges of inciting to riot tied to the June 13 incident at Jack Johnson constable arrest. Rilen pleads not guilty to incitement to riot from the earlier unrest as witnesses describe the arraignment as a light, joking affair to some present.
Mary Wilson pleaded not guilty to charges of attempting to kill a neighbor named Comb when arraigned before Justice Sheaveste day. The complaining witness alleges she shot at the defendant near the Tivoli brewery to keep him away after he refused to vacate while Titcomb dug a hole on her premises. The case will be heard December 8.
Mrs James T. King presses for damages from the city after injuries she says left her permanently disabled. She seeks 810.20 in relief as the case, originally filed years ago, was renewed after a notice error prompted a new ruling. The complaint remains the same as before.
Hob Metcalf delivered a much prized meat shipment to B A Shewe, agent for Short Line, praising the meat though wary of a large bear meat shot. The gift pleased Shewe despite the concern. Funeral for Mrs Mary Quilty held at South Atlantic Street. high mass at Sacred Heart church with pallbearers named. Alexander Gieson pleads not guilty to petty larceny charges for stealing tools, wagon, and cooking utensils.
Bert Riley former Tutte Miners Union president Joseph Harkin former vice president and Walter Little among five accused in the Kidnapping of William Leduc on June 7 were to be arraigned in Judie Donlan's district court department yesterday. Attorney Peter Breen asked for a Saturday arraignment. bonds set at two hundred dollars each for Rodgers Utter and others. Sullivan has left the area. Breen also represents the others.
At the regular meeting Robin Hood Homestead No 1970 elected officers for 1915 including W. H. Bennetts as foreman and Angus McLeod as master of ceremonies Julia Foley re elected as correspondent Auguste Branstrom master of accounts and others. Debates at Centerville Young Men's Club featured Will Hunter on the affirmative side of woman suffrage while opposing the navy debate faced Allen Orprien. Traveling bags and trunks offered at reduced prices by Peerless Trunk and Repot Co. Corner Main and Park under N. B. ticket office.
A fragment from 1914 recounts Miss Milred Sweet describing a cure after using Cutlurn Soap and Cutleurs Ointment. The text speaks of intense burning and eight years of illness before she found relief, ending with a signed note dated March 6, 1914.
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