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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1916
Page
9
An advertisement promises renewed vigor after meals with Dr Morse's Extract of Sarsaparilla. It claims to tone the gut, increase appetite, and energize the body to combat spring debility. Price one dollar per large bottle or six for five. Sold by Newbro Drug Company in Butte or mailed on receipt.
Barefoot Nettle Powers appeared in police court on a charge of vagrancy with no shoes or stockings. Acting Judge Doran dismissed a care request after learning she was being assisted by another woman.
At the Empress in Butte, Robert the dog returns after eight years to perform with his master. The program includes Zeno and Zeno in a flying trapeze, the Clipper trio songs, Drexler and Fox on concertina and violin, and acts by Talford and Bessie, Jack and Vera. The dog aids his master and resists gamblers as audiences applaud his loyalty.
The Ansonia theater presents this photoplay today and tomorrow starring Alice Brady. Critics praise her personal charm and talent as key draws, calling the production a masterpiece with strong dramatic appeal and ample entertainment value.
William Elliott and Morris Gest present Experience by Oge V Hobart at the Broadway. The play, touted as the era's greatest success, follows a love story amid the temptations faced by a young man entering the war era. It tours after long New York Boston Chicago runs and heads to this city.
Lee Marshall of Anaconda sends his wife east during a Montana dance and meets Dorothy Doyle of Deer Lodge. A plan to call on Doyle leads to a second encounter and a police-staged arrest. Acting Judge Doran orders time in jail and travel to Anaconda after a short city lockup.
When W A Wade failed to appear in police court to prosecute, the case against Frank Davies a messenger boy charged with attempted fraud was dismissed by Acting Judge Doran yesterday. William Fox truant officer was present. no evidence showed Davies was old enough for trial.
The Ladies' Aid society of Shortridge Memorial Christian church met at Mrs. Fred McCroud's home on Dewey boulevard. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs. Tom Blythe, First Vice President Mrs. B C Kerr, Second Vice President Mrs. T A Clawson, Secretary Mrs. William Hoskin, and Treasurer Mrs. J W Steele. Refreshments were served.
Jeremiah J. Harrington an 86 year old miner died yesterday afternoon at his home 22 East Summit street Born in Ireland he immigrated to America as a youth and had lived in Buffalo. He is survived by several relatives.
A man named Evans was fined ten dollars after an officer arrested him for allegedly cursing a policeman during a disturbance near Armour Booking company. The incident occurred Wednesday evening as Evans rested in a doorway. another man Jorge Doran was also fined ten dollars in relation to the disturbance.
Judge Lynch presided yesterday over three cases involving commitment to Warm Springs for drug habit treatment. The young women aged 22, 24 and 26, all residents of the restricted district, were described as from respectable families and shown a pressed desire to be cured. They were taken to the asylum later, with doctors noting they had adopted new names after leaving their recent lives.
Maud Wilson filed suit against Joseph Wilson seeking divorce alimony and court costs. She alleges repeated charges against her name threats of bodily harm and an assault attempt on Oct. last. She seeks $40 monthly alimony $26 in costs $160 for attorney and division of marital estate. Judge McClernan granted Ernest Collins a divorce from Clara Collins with a $294 monthly child support decree.
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