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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
5
A readable catalog of beef portions including whole rump roasts whole beef plates whole beef ribs and whole beef loins plus trout quarters beef hind quarters. The items suggest a butchery or catering context with multiple prime cuts listed in a compact line.
A group of travelers visits Butte for a few days staying at the Finlen hotel and Leggat company, including Dr. W. W. Knowles of Missoula, A. McIntyre of Bozeman, J. Collins of Dillon, and J. A. Rose from Wayre. Also noted are stops by Mrs. G. D. Selway of Dillon and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schmitz of Anaconda.
Notices urge prompt Standard delivery by 7 30 and announce a special messenger option. Several visitors and guests arrive in Butte from Dillon Livingston Billings Missoula Helena Norris and Dillon, staying at the Grand Finlen and other local venues. Christmas supplies and gift wrapping items are advertised by the P Q Maws Stand including tissue paper seals and garlands.
May Joyce Derville petitions for divorce from J F Der ville on cruelty grounds seeking $259 attorney fees $35 weekly alimony costs and restraining order on earnings and property She is a refined musician and Derville a crippled pianist earning $70 weekly He owns a $500 car She requests equal division of assets and alimony for Luella M Martin separately Mailed remittals confirm lower court rulings In other cases Morrison v city Wirla v North Butte Mining Butte Floral v Reed Magill Nevin Plumbing v Cosgrove and others the court sustained or affirmed judgments A divorce decree was granted Marie C Mooney against George L Mooney custody of their 13 year old daughter and possible child support later.
Two small fires on East Galena Street drew the fire department twice yesterday morning. At 242 East Galena Street S Murray’s roof chimney fire caused slight damage before chemicals stopped it. Next door at 346 East Galena Street S Farris faced a basement blaze that could have destroyed the house. only the quick discovery saved it.
Judge Lynch's department heard J. J. McHatton seeks approval of account and resigns as administrator of Sarah A. Pryor estate with Madge L. Dugan named successor. Petitions for divorce amendments and probate of wills also acted, including Rose Killey and Edgar Barrett estates, and J. D. Rittenhouse estate appointing E. D. Elderkin as administrator with a $10 000 bond.
Judge Carroll heard his law and motion calendar yesterday. Mosse versus Penn Fire Insurance objection to cost bill and motion to relax will be heard this morning. Jim Contaconova versus Madeline Riva demurrer overruled with 20 days to reply. Clerkin versus Olympia Fruit Company, Smith versus Timber Butte Mining, Kurzenbaum versus Apostel demurrers to complaints continued to December 16.
Members are requested to attend the next regular meeting Thursday December 14 for important business by order of the president.
The Immaculate Conception bazaar ends with a 5 30 pm closing dinner at the Leggat hotel dining room. The committee will serve a home cooked menu and announce the disposal of the Ford coupe and other donated parish items. Many parish members and friends are expected to attend.
Oliver Conrad, an elderly prospector with a snowy beard, collapsed and died on the courthouse steps after arriving at 11:30 from Feely. He was assisted by locals, found with a $3.91 in change and a pocket knife, and the coroner reported no relatives.
The November rolls show 203 widows enrolled with pensions totaling 5640 dollars. Twenty five widows failed to file affidavits. This list totals about 1000 dollars less than last summer when 6500 dollars were paid.
The report indicates about 17 000 new refrigerator cars will enter western rail lines next year with 7 000 on Union Pacific, 2 000 on Santa Fe, and 2 000 on Western Pacific. Northern Pacific orders total 5 280 cars and 49 engines, including 1 000 freights and 1 000 auto cars. Fifty new reefers made their maiden Milwaukee trip carrying Spokane apples east.
Mrs. Jennie Henderson 46 native of Dublin Ireland and former Anaconda resident died yesterday in a Butte hospital. She is survived by her husband William Henderson of 17 North Wyoming street two sisters in St Louis and a brother in Washington. Funeral Friday at 9 at Duggan's chapel with mass at St Marys church at 9 30 and burial in Holy Cross cemetery.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday in the city to three couples: John M. Jones and Gert rude De Caux. Peter Metesh and Mary Moetesh. and Charles Brostrom and Lydia VPolja.
Arrangements for a Stevens and Manley hall card party hosted by the American Legion auxiliary aim to aid former service members. Promises include various entertainment features and turkey gifts. Proceeds support remembrance gifts for hospitalized and homebound veterans and presents for children of deceased servicemen. An invitation has been issued to the public. preparations anticipate a large crowd.
A 23 year old woman described as neat and pretty was found insane by Judge Jackson. She claimed a past head injury and described nightly walking fits. Her brothers testified and doctors Donahue and Shotka said the condition is curable, leading to commitment to Warm Springs.
Miss Catherine Cleary is seriously ill at her Beaver block home. Lt. H. Wodd visits Butte for a day and attends a Card party at Carpenters' hall. Egil Solberg of Malta visits Butte on a business trip and stays at the Arizona.
The sheriff's office detained several alleged vagrants including Ralph Davis Paul Knapp Ann Thomas Ruth Mayfield May Harris and Eddie Brown. Eddie Brown faces a charge of attempting to break jail on Sept 24 with Officers J P Kelley and Duggan as the filing witnesses.
A vintage ad instructs curing a cold in one day with Laxetive Bromine Quinine tablets. It emphasizes choosing BROMO and notes the box bears the signature of BE W Grove. The price is 8 cents.
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