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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1923
Page
5
The ad lists various meat cuts including pot roasts loin steaks round steaks shoulder steak and mutton specials with legs of mutton and rib chops. It also highlights pruned fruit such as small prunes apricots pears white figs seedless raisins and currants with prices like 20c to 78c and 52c per pound.
Butte reports visitors from Sheridan Roundup Missoula Ennis and Bilings registered at local hotels including the Arizona and Thornton. Guests include Orton Bros of Jackson and H W Hartin of Missoula while Hall residents Mr and Mrs S H Daddow shop and visit friends. Local gift offerings at the P O News Stand feature Christmas stationery albums pens books and decorative items.
A long list of visitors and residents in Butte from Dillon Deer Lodge Ravenna and Missoula register at local hotels. Notices include a marriage license for William B Walters and Noetta Moe Deer Lodge and a card party by the Parent teacher circle at Longfellow school. Local shoppers and visitors are named with hotel stays at the Thornton Arizona Acoma and Butte venues. Mrs. G L Peterson recovering from pneumonia. True Story Magazine sale at P O News Stand.
Edward Larkin, 24, son of Detective and Mrs James Larkin, died at Murray hospital from injuries after being knocked from a ladder by an automobilist in Meaderville. Police hold Clarence Waldi as driver. Larkin, a native of Butta, was a Central High graduate and well known in the city.
Eddie Larkin, a 6'2" 204 pound athlete with a magnificent physique, rose from Mount St. Charles academy in Helena to become a popular Butte figure. A former student corps member at the college, he served in the war and returned to work as foreman at the Parnell cement plant for A. C. M. He died after a Meaderville accident following a transfer from North Butte duties. His funeral is set at 9:30 at Immaculate Conception church tomorrow, with burial at Holy Cross cemetery alongside six Central Graduates of 1916. He leaves his parents and a large extended family across several states.
Peace and Harmony, Victoria, and King George lodges of the Sons of St. George held a joint officer installation at Centerville hall. James Harris Jr. and William T. Bray supervised. An entertainment program followed with cornish pasties on the banquet menu. officers of all three lodges were installed and listed.
The young women of Sacred Heart parish host a dance tonight at the school hall inaugurating a season of weekly parties every Wednesday. Earlier events of similar type promise a large attendance for tonight's program.
County commissioners awarded five carloads of Beat Creek No 1 coal to J C Ambrosetti. Bid price is 6.70 per ton with four loads to be delivered to the courthouse and the county hospital.
Silver Bow county sues bondsmen of R M Bard sen & Co over alleged faulty paying at Floral park. Judge Poorman presides after disqualification of Judge Jackson. Remitter hearing held. contract price $70,000 with $30,000 estimated repairs and $17,000 bondsman liability. Defendant demurs over unclear location of faulty curbing and walks.
Rea Davis, held as a spotter for a Montana and Dakotas gang, was moved from Helena to the Madison county jail in Virginia City. Police report she visited small banks to identify safe targets and she had silverware tied to the Ennis bank robbery. Eleven alleged confederates were arrested in Salt Lake and Havre.
G. L. Petersen treasurer of the Yegen bank returns to Butte after a four weeks business trip to Portland San Francisco Seattle Spokane and other Pacific coast points.
Thirteen Montana men from state institutions took the Rhodes scholarship examination at the School of Mines in Butte. The test was conducted by a committee led by President Alfred Atkinson of Montana State College. Results will be announced Saturday.
Police seized Jimmy Martin after a search found black leather wallets like those used in a banco game that swindled Joe Periss out of 400 dollars. Martin held 419 dollars and two other suspects remain at large as Periss identifies him in the scheme.
The Butte Business College will stage the second of its tour dances at Schumacher hall on December 14. Faculty and students organize the event with invitations available from the college or current students. Palmer's Kings of Harmony under Palmer Schoenleber will provide the music. A. A. Freeburg visits Butte from Basin and is registered at the Arizona.
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