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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1919
Page
2
News arrives of the passing of Hazel Carey in San Francisco on December 5 after a prolonged illness. Born and educated in Butte she lived at 951 West Quartz Street before moving to California due to health. Further word from Butte confirms the death.
Hazel Carey died at age 24 after moving from Butte to San Francisco for health. She was beloved in the city for her sunny disposition and wide circle of friends. She leaves her mother Miss Kate Carey and two sisters Mrs. Briselsey and Miss Ines Carey.
Frank D. Brown Montana pioneer and mining developer has taken options and leases on Hughes Creek Dredging holdings and vast placer lands from Bitter Root river west fork to Humble and Maley claims. Charles Hewett will direct winter shafts to bed rock with BC and Yukon mining experience. Prospecting to start by year’s first.
An old medical book promotes Seventy seven as the universal remedy for ailments from Sprite to gout and colds and the grip. It claims free mailed distribution in multiple languages and availability at all drug and country stores.
The Ladies of Walkerville plan to divide remaining war funds among former service men in need. Service men must register at Walkerville post office before December 17. A meeting for interested women will be held at Mrs. L. Duffy's home, 1508 North Main Street, Tuesday afternoon.
Beginning this morning the Knights of Columbus home will open at 10 AM instead of 1 PM to accommodate all members. Park Street edifice will offer clubroom facilities and library access, with gymnasium and swimming pool also available, while no Sunday classes are held.
On motion by Attorney Will Meyer the cases charging Charles Tracey John Vines and Jerry Crowley with misconduct in office were dismissed by Judge Lynch yesterday after word from the attorney general that he was willing the cases should be dropped.
The Supreme Court yesterday affirmed Judge McClennan's ruling in Butte two years ago in favor of John P. Hogan in a case brought by John Lindsey over Hogan's administration of the estate of George Ht. Grigg. Justice Brantly supplied the opinion.
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