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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1921
Page
3
An old advertisement promotes a home made cough syrup using Pinex, claiming quick relief from bronchial and throat irritation. It stresses simplicity, low cost, and effectiveness for colds, whooping cough, croup, and winter coughs, with a money back guarantee.
Deer Lodge Montana reports a six week post fall course by Powell county high school opening January 3. Agriculture includes livestock care, feeding, judging, dairy work, farm shop, butter cheese, with sociology and dairy farming optional. English public speaking history and commercial classes offered. Boarding at dormitory available for 26 dollars per month for outlying district students. Open to any Powell county resident.
Attending physician Dr Jevers stated Mrs Constantine showed no signs of drug use. She was found in a semi conscious state on Constable Pat Leroux s porch at 1601 West Granite Street around midnight and transported to the hospital by Chief Deputy Sheriff Duggan. Medical comment described her illness as mental and nervous, not drugs, with a swift expected recovery.
City police court yesterday imposed 500 in fines and forfeited bonds after two sessions. Sixteen drunken defendants appeared in the morning, and disturbances, bootlegging, and gambling cases were heard along with other proceedings.
A buffet parlor car will operate on Great Northern trains 43 and 44 between Spokane Washington and Whitefish Montana starting January 1. It will replace the current dining car on the line, per notice to E O Boyle the road’s general agent in Butte.
Members of the university club and friends will attend the first Winter dance in a series this evening at St. John's church parish house. The event is open to members and friends.
The port of Butte welcomes open harbor status for the first time in years. Transatlantic shipping firms plan sailings between New York and Liverpool with Queenstown still a transit point. Spring travel is expected to bring heavier traffic as liners resume direct U S to Ke ana routes.
Lee Crane, accused of writing bad checks, seeks release via habeas corpus. The case notes a contention over whether he is held without charge and requests his appearance for police proceedings regarding alleged offenses in other settlements.
After noon, temperatures rose above zero with a high of six degrees and a low of 27 last Monday night. On December 17, 1917 the thermometer hit a maximum of six above and a minimum of 27. Forecaster warns snow likely within 24 hours, with generally fair weather Wednesday except snow west of the divide.
A new order will not increase staff at the Helena central accounting postoffice as work shifts toward decentralization. The notice outlines tasks at the accounting office and a training class for new postmasters. Helena remains the sole central office in the state with district postmasters referred to the central office for guidance. Free cease. Alleged gamblers fined ten dollars each in police court after a dice game incident on East Park Street. Prisoners listed as John Karos James Karo Mike Jimé Alex Brohn Chris George. Joe O'Neil paid ten dollars for disturbance.
South Side Five Hundred club will hold its New Year ball next Saturday evening at the Women's club on Park street. A large turnout is anticipated. The Lowell Avenue church hosted a service with an excellent choir program. George Caffrey of the marine corps, visiting from Bremerton, was noted in the region.
Butte residents and visitors frequent Leggat and Thornton hotels for business and social calls. Miss Beatrice Gregory of Lewistown, former Butte resident and Tiny Inn proprietor, spends holidays with her parents. Joe Pantovich and a newborn son born December 2 are noted residents.
George Paul sues against Joseph Thomas James Murray and J F Emigh represent plaintiff in motion for a new trial. The filing details the request and lists the attorneys handling the case.
Henry C. Smith of Montanagi Judge presided over a joint installation at the Masonic temple last night for five Butte lodges: Butte Mount Moriah Silver Bow Summit Valley Monitor and a Butte lodge. New officers named include worshipful masters Angus fi Claude Doran Emanuel Downing William 0. Smith and others with wardens treasurers and secretaries.
The Emmet Society announces a New Year's Ball with Robert Emmet Society's premier hosts and John McNamara's Orchestra to provide dancing music starting at 2 o'clock. Committees include Door-Ben Frayer Pat Le Craig Don Ryan Joe Cassidy Sullivan and many others handling reception decoration floor and floor management under multiple named committee members.
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