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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
3
Federal court officials prepare to wrap up the term with remaining ex parte matters. From Butte they will travel to Billings for a December 11 session where a trial jury was ordered for the following day. Andrew Lundmark pleaded not guilty to a prohibition charge. his trial is set for the March term.
D O Batchoff as administrator of William M Miller estate sues Bert G Paige over a snowslide at Pete and Joe mine in Madison county that killed Miller on Oct 3 1920. Plaintiff claims defendant knew avalanches were common and failed to take safety measures. Jury began verdict round near noon but had not reported by 5 p.m. This was the final case for the federal court term at Butte.
Mrs G Hyde of Benzonia Michigan reports long kidney trouble and backache relieved by Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. She says the medicines made her feel like a new person after persistent fatigue and discomfort.
Supervisor Clapp of the Deer Lodge forest urges Butte residents to avoid cutting trees along Basin Creek road and main highways. He warns continued cutting will leave roads a mass of stumps and may trigger action. Only ten permits issued this year. shipment from outside is limited.
Today and tomorrow the Butte Business College hosts visitors day and Education Week events. Attendees may observe classes from 9:10 a.m. to 3:50 p.m. or 7 to 9 p.m. Senator T. V. Stewart of Anaconda will speak Friday afternoon, with a music and readings program featuring vocal solos, piano solos, readings, and accompanists including Gladys Huffman and Isador Lizen.
An Everett campaign meeting for crippled children in Montana will be held tonight at the American Legion hall. Ernest Sylvester leads plans for a week long membership drive December 18 to 25 to fund medical care for indigent crippled children, with 1200+ affected statewide. The effort cites Billings Orthopedic Hospital progress and the Butte auxiliary support to expand aid across Montana.
Andrew Paulos faces a gambling charge in a complaint signed by Constable Reynolds and filed in the county justice courts by the county attorney.
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