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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1924

Page

5

Notable visitors fill Butte hotels during business week

Multiple travelers from Helena, Missoula, Billings, Forsyth and Sheridan are registered at the Leggat New Finlen Arizona and other hotels while conducting business in Butte. Guests include A Peterson of Silver Star J G Jackson and W A Miles, and Senator J E Edwards of Forsyth. Also advertised holiday cards at P O News Stand and Standard office.

Janos Orton Bros Adv A. Peterson Silver Star Butte G. R. Powers Bozeman Leggat J. G. Jackson Billings Legegat Allen Swift Missoula New Finlen G. F. Barnes Helena Acoma T. W. Green Whitehall W. A. Miles J. FE. Edwards Forsyth J. Monroe Wallace L. Thompson Arizona Harvey Rust Sheridan Butte Hotel Otto Schulz William Bessette Great Falls the Arizona L. E B. Weaver R. F. Tyler P. O

Local Notices and Arrivals At Butte Area Hotels

Dr. Cole dentist visits at West Park. Various travelers register at the Arizona Acoma and other hotels. Notables include A. B. Brianley Great Falls. R. A. Stone from Dillon. Mrs. Curtis and Miss Kane from Galen. and Jerome Peterson Silver Bow. Daily paper and holiday cards advertised at Standard office.

Frank Barnes Buri ed Funeral Services Held

Funeral services for Frank E Barnes were held at 2 pm at the Sherman Reed chapel with Rev E J Groeneveld officiating. Mrs Paul Ballor sang three hymns and was accompanied by Miss Mildred Jones. Mr Barnes once lived in Montana for 40 years and resided in Butte the last six. Interment followed in Mount Moriah cemetery with pallbearers L J Hamilton H Bennetts F Sylvain Robert Balentine F H Anderson and Richard Garnett.

Frank E Barnes Sherman & Reed E. J. Groeneveld Paul Ballor Isle Somewhere Mount Moriah Cemetery L. J. Hamilton H. Bennetts F. Sylvain Robert Balentine F. H. Anderson Richard Garnett

Reckless Driving Charge Involving Aigodge

Deputy County Attorney Emigh filed a reckless driving complaint in Justice of Peace Carey’s court against Andy Kissock for driving into a pickup truck with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark causing injuries and fleeing from the Harrison avenue crash scene.

Andy Kissock Emigh Court of Justice of Peace Carey Fred Clark Clark Harrison Avenue Kissock Charles Finley Justice of Peace Ornby Finley State Supreme Court Justice Court Alice Brown W. R. Jones Clifford Rogers Sheridan Butte Rogers Joe Hoffman Arnold Flipner Ornsby Thomas Fitzpatrick Isabelle Fitzpatrick California Street Turk John Doe Mexican Owen Toughy Toughy Mike Poznanvich Helen Poznanvich West Atlantic Street Carey Emelo Perez

Davis to be tried for Sheridan bank theft

Arthur Davis, a convicted bank robber, was moved from Deer Lodge toward Virginia City to face trial for the Sheridan bank robbery. He is linked to a gang active in Montana and seeks leniency by claiming burglar tools found were his. Authorities plan to seek a sentence to run after his current 15 to 30 year Walier robbery term.

Arthur Davis Walier National Bank Butte Mangold Madison County Deer Lodge Virginia City Sheridan Bank Davis Montana Sheridan Frank Warne Pete Melcher Warne Melcher Walier Mongold

Butte Seals Campaign Near $150 First Day

Butte tuberculosis society reports brisk start to a two week Christmas seals drive. Workers in the post office stores and hotels expect sales to approach $150 on day one toward a $5,000 city goal. Over a hundred women have volunteered, each dedicating a full day or more to selling seals.

Butte Tuberculosis Society Butte

Narcotic suspect pleads not guilty in morphine case

Elia Diges, a woman arrested on morphine possession, pleaded not guilty yesterday afternoon before Judge Jeremiah Lyne. A jury trial is scheduled after the second week in January and bonds were set at $1,060.

Elia Diges Negress Strnke Yesterdy Jeremiah Lyne

The White Sister at the Ansonia Starring Lillian Gish

The Henry King production The White Sister starring Lillian Gish is shown tonight for the last times at the Ansonia theater. The film, set in Italy and based on F Marion Crawford, features Gish in a supreme emotional performance with dramatic scenes including Mount Vesuvius eruption and a volcanic flood wiping out a town.

Henry King Lillian Gish Ansonia Theater F. Marion Crawford Italy Miss Gish Angela

Mail-Order Ad Promises Remedies For Coughs And More

Advertisement urges sending ten cents to Foley Co for a 10 cent FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for coughs colds and hoarseness plus free samples of FOLEY'S PILLS a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys and FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for constipation and biliousness. Bold everywhere Adv.

Foley & Co Sheffield Avenue Chicago FOLEY Adv

Angora and Constantinople to be connected by line

Palestine reports 3 013 passenger autos as the count of privately owned vehicles.

Angora Constantinople Palestine

Butte Camp Fire Girls to Hold Bazaar for Funds

Twenty five Camp Fire groups with about 500 girls unite for a store bazaar at Murphy Softley on West Park Street next Saturday from 9 am to 9 pm. Booths feature home crafts, aprons, dolls’ furniture, breads, and hand painted items while a fortune telling booth and anti tuberculosis seals booth attract visitors. Proceeds support group activities and public recognition for the organization.

Butte Murphy- Softley West Park Street Butte Girls

Rabbitt and Newton Win Butte High State Debate Spots

The final after school tryouts determined two winners from Butte High School. Jack Rabbitt and Joseph Newton earned spots on the state debate team after sixteen students tested and eight were eliminated two weeks earlier. The final round occurred in Miss Ryan's room and debated the question whether the United States should enter the World Court.

Butte High School Jack Rabbitt Joseph Newton Miss Ryan United States

Judge Carroll to Talk About Radio at Open Forum

Judge W. E. Carroll will give a talk on Radio to Butte Open Forum members at the Y M C A next Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock. He was an early adopter of radio in Butte and is regarded as the city expert with a complete radio library.

W. E. Carroll Butte Judge Carroll

Coroner Jury Rules Accident Fatal for Hennessy Clerk

Findings of a coroner's jury recount the decedent Robert Peoples credit man at the Hennessy store who died from a bullet wound to the abdomen after a gun discharged when a ledger was pulled from a shelf. The gun fell to the floor and the hammer struck, causing shock and hemorrhage.

Robert Peoples Hennessy Peoples

Scouts Renew Old Toys In Butte Christmas Project

Boy Scouts gather and repair donated toys at headquarters on East Granite street. Volunteers fix toy animals, tables, chairs and mechanical pieces, turning scraps into usable playthings. Troop 4 leads the effort with many Scouts registered and a push to collect all items by the holiday deadline.

Boy Scout Butte Scout Mary Jimmie Ernest Cohen Charles McDonald Leon Israel Maurice Schiffman James Curtin Oscar Brock Marshall Hotchkiss John Shea Melvin Page Paul Ott Richard Albertson Joe Powers Nesbith Fraser Jack Kent Teddy Owen Kiden Kittrell East Granite Street Boy Scouts

Bootlegging Charges Placed Against Five in Butte Raids

Bonds totaling 1250 were set at the city jail for five alleged bootleggers in daily raids by Butte police. Anton Mugnant of 71 Main Street Meaderville faced charges that minors drank wine at the Mugnani establishment and was released on 600 bond. George Muhick on Gallatin Street posted 300 bond on a nuisance charge. Others identified as Charles Henry Bill Jones and John Smith posted 150 bonds each for maintaining a nuisance.

Butte Anton Mugnant Main Street Meaderville Murphy Holter George Muhick Gallatin Street Rodda Gerry Charles Henry Bill Jones John Smith

Soviet Envoys in Paris Dismiss Old French Staff

After gaining French recognition the Soviet embassy in Paris dismissed its quarter‑century French staff. Each of the five old servants received one month’s pay. The concierge lamented their loss of a home. The gold and silver service worth 5,000,000 gold francs remained intact in the vaults.

Paris France Lfe

Temperature ranges and regional weather shift report

The main area of the great northwestern high remains over the plateau with its center shifting slightly southward to Nevada. Alberta low moved eastward as barometers stay low in the provinces. Temperature has risen across the Northwest in the past 24 hours with heavy precipitation in British Columbia and along Washington coast. elsewhere to the east light rain or snow. Mostly cloudy skies continue.

Preas MANCO Cnn Malloron Soo rccacnaSaie Los Angeles New York Mt. Paul-M San Francisco Great Northwestern Nevada Alberta British Columbia Washington Divide

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McCarthy’s Pure Food Stores East Broadway North Main St Jonathan Appies Ee Hansen Co's Carthy Conway Tearle Theatre Beautuil Butte Notes Anaconda Dr. Cole West Park W. H. Young R. L. Steele A. E. Cramer L. Goddard Acoma. Co L. Strum William Cotter Townsend The A. B. Brianley George L. Paddison A. B. Riley J. A. Peterson Silver Bow R. A. Stone Dillon Helen Curtis Hulda Kane Galen New Cosmopolitan McCall's Liberty Popular Science Triple X Adventure True Confessions Whiz Meas Ady Frank Barnes Ecuador Aigodge Ansonia Camp Fire Girls Rabbitt and Newton Butte High Broadway Kutte Gamer Candy Co England E. Wilkinson East Middsbrough Ndon Miss Wilkinson With May M’avoy News Weekly Towle
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