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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1908
Page
21
A new dandruff remedy named Herpicide showcases scientific backing and promising results. Researchers report reduction in flaky scalp symptoms with regular use, positioning the product as a leading option in hair care science.
Members of a local lodge with the Immanuel Presbyterian church choir staged a valentine concert at I. O. G. T. hall on West Broadway. Temperance leaders spoke as the flourishing lodge plans future statewide work with a Feb 22 executive meeting. The program featured vocal and piano solos, duets, quartets, and choir items led by Rev. Gwynne and Rev. Williams.
Newark N J Feb 10 A document bearing George Washington signature was found in the Essex county courthouse It states that Col Francis Barber commandant of the Second New Jersey Regiment in the revolutionary war was killed Feb 11 178? and is described as an unusually good specimen of Washingtons autograph
Chicago report from February 10 states several passengers were injured when two Metropolitan elevated trains collided at Central Station. Passengers were shaken up and stampeded while escaping the wreckage.
Washington February 10 The president sent to the senate the nomination of Darwin A Utter to be surveyor general of Idaho.
A crowded court session for M Gowan produced lengthy hearings with many alleged vagrants. Several bonds were forfeited and receipts validated as portions of the sessions concluded.
Judge Lynch presided over a busy police court session with many cases of interest. A decree granted Annie Headings a lumpsum alimony of 500 and 75 for attorney fees as a lien on jointly owned property, dissolving desertion and non support as grounds. The marriage began February 23, 1890. her husband left in 1905 and is reportedly in Salt Lake.
Federal Judge Hiram Knowles, 74, ill with kidney trouble, has been at Arkansas Hot Springs for about 40 days seeking relief. Born 1834 in Maine, he helped Montana gain statehood and served as U S judge from 1889 to 1904. He once survived a fall in Helena elevators and is famed as a pioneer who worked with Marcus Daly in Nevada before Montana.
Valparaiso Keb 10 The American cruiser Chicago arrived here yesterday. She will meet Admiral Evans fleet when the battle ships pass this point later in the week.
The city of Butte sues W Beck Sick A Nadeau J Nadeau D W Tilton and Elizabeth Porter in district court to condemn property for extending Galena alley south of Park and linking Dakota and Montana streets. The court is asked to appoint three commissioners to appraise the property.
The article notes that working girls face risks to their feminine health from standing long hours, cramped seating, and exposure to bad weather. It argues many women need assistance, supported by numerous letters showing these concerns.
Paragraphs extoll Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for feminine ills based on letters from Mrs Abby F Barrows and Miss Lillian Ross plus Mrs Pinkham's invitation for advice. The ad claims long use and thousands of cures, urging women to write for guidance.
Special Dispatch reports four opinions issued by the Montana Supreme Court in Helena. Three involve Silver Bow cases. Kroeger v Passmore affirms the lower court. Harrington v Butte Anaconda & Pacific Railway grants a new trial for irregularities after the plaintiff sought damages, and Ellen Flynn v City of Butte sustains the city’s defense over sidewalk injuries. Carlson v Barker affirms the plaintiff’s judgment in Cascade County.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church hosts a church reception tonight led by Mrs. R. S. Wilson Mrs. W. D. Fenner and Mrs. J. H. Gray. Entertainment includes a violin solo by Professor Olson recitations and musical numbers by several members and a talk on mission work by Mrs. W. H. Trippet of Anaconda with Mrs. A. A. Hopkins at the organ.
King Edward traveled to Brighton for a change of air amid a severe sore throat that has caused sleepless nights. Physician Felix Lemon has attended the king during this ailment as reports note a period of rest and recuperation.
An old remedy used for over sixty years by millions of mothers for teething children. It soothes the child softens gums relieves pain cures wind colic and is best for diarrhea. Sold by druggists worldwide. Be sure to ask for Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup and take no other kind. Tweety-Five Center Bettle.
The First National Bank of Brooklyn resumes business on February 10 after a closure on October 25. Stockholders have supplied 165000 dollars to make good the deficiency, restoring solvency and reopening operations.
Walter Marriott, key witness in the state vs Towers case tried in Boulder, was sentenced to 90 days in county jail for vagrancy after a police court hearing in Butte. He had been arrested by plainclothes officers and faced questions about his alibi and honesty while his wife had previously aided or challenged him.
Postmaster Gillis reports a U S postal regulation update lowering Canada bound newspaper rates. Newspapers issued six times weekly to Canadian bona fide subscribers will mail at 1 cent per pound or fraction, with no stamping required, matching the U S rate for papers mailed domestically.
The ball at Coliseum hall to aid St Joseph’s Altar Society, delayed by Mrs T J Byrne’s death, will occur Wednesday February 2. Admission 50c a couple extra lady 25c. Miriam Rebekah lodge No 2 I O O F members meet Fidelity hall at 1 pm today to attend funeral of Mrs Dora Mendelsohn sister Mrs Dora Mendelsohn May Tripp secretary Bertha Quayle N G
The Central Labor Union meeting heard a plea for relief for destitute people in Philadelphia's Kensington mill district. Textile workers' delegation estimated 35 000 to 50 000 men women and children in need of aid in the district.
Queen Wilhelmina has approved the cabinet of Deputy Heemskerk after the previous ministry resigned December 2 following a defeat on army estimates. Jonkher R. Demarees van Swindereen is named foreign minister in the new government.
Copenhagen February 10. The financial committee of the folkething, excluding social democrats, approved a proposal for the government to guarantee the liabilities of the Free Holders bank and the Retail Handlers bank, which face trouble due to a local financial name.
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