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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1925

Page

12

Dakin's Gage 15 Trial Opens Before Judge Lynch

Trial of Garton B Dakin on charges of making false reports to the state bank examiner regarding the defunct Vegan Bros bank opens in Judge Jeremiah J Lynch's court. About 17 witnesses, many from out of town, testified yesterday as part of the broad criminal docket near term.

Barton B. Dakin Vegan Bros. Bank Jeremiah J. Lynch Christian Yegen Dak'n Wharlow Pease Joseph C. Patterson Fred Inabnit H. F. Carman Peter Yegen Jr L. L. Worthington Henry Nible

Butte Fans Return From Ashton Dog Derby Trip

A special car carrying 15 Butte people and 20 Dillon residents returned yesterday from the Ashton Idaho dog derby. The group rode out Sunday night and traveled 0.8L miles. They described Tuesday's fare as among the best in recent years.

Butte Dillon Ashton Idaho

Marmola Prescription Tablets touted for obesity relief

An advertisement credits the Marmola Prescription as a famous obesity remedy now offered in tablet form. It claims worldwide availability at one dollar per box and offers direct purchase from Marmola Co at Detroit, Michigan, suggesting the product spares dieters from dieting or heavy exercise.

General Motors Detroit Mich

Hladum Now Sane Jury's Decision

After five minutes of deliberation a Silver Bow jury found Mike Hladum sane. He had been found not guilty by reason of insanity two weeks earlier after trial for assaulting Miss Josephine Norick and wounding her with a gun. The judge criticized his conduct and urged him to leave Butte, then Hladum returned to work in Livingston.

Jessie Whitten Builty William Angove Butte George Bourquin Jeremiah J. Lynch Department of Silver Bow District Court Mike Hladum Josephine Norick Hladum Northern Pacific Livingston Silver Bow County A. R. Bertoglio Shea H. J. Freebourn Edmund Duane Wesley Ford W. A. Bethke J. M. Ward John McEvoy J. R. Renfray Carl Spillum F. N. Dannavan William Hingston R. M. Kavanaugh O. E. Nixon Hingston Bethke

Butte Pioneers Plan Fourth Celebration And Anniversary

Butte Pioneers association held a regular meeting to discuss a Fourth of July celebration aimed at surpassing previous years. Committees will form to begin event arrangements and plans to mark Butte’s 50th city charter anniversary in 1928 were raised. A letter from A B Halvorson noted the 60th year since William Farland’s discovery that quartz mining would shape Butte’s future. The group has secured the courthouse patriotic hall as a permanent meeting place with a social session set for March 5.

Butte Pioneers’ Association Butte A. B. Halvorson

Kiwanis Dinner Dance Attracts 250 In Butte

About 250 persons attended the Butte Kiwanis club annual dinner dance at the Silver Bow club last night. Nearly every member and his wife were present along with many from the Anaconda club. Entertainers from the Winter Garden and orchestra performed, Howard McIntyre sang, and the Anaconda club quartet sang several club songs. Dancing continued until midnight with music by the Winter Garden players.

Butte Kiwanis Club Silver Bow Club Anaconda Club Winter Garden Winter Garden Orchestra Howard Mclintyre Winter Garden Players

Marriage Licenses Issued in Silver Bow District

Clerk of Court J Driscol issued licenses to Fred Decker 28 of Butte and Eva R Dockery 27 of San Francisco. Also licensed Frank J Dockery 26 of Butte and Doris Irene Robinson 19 of Butte. The former couple were married by Judge William Carroll.

J. ¥. Driscol Fred Decker Butte Eva R. Dockery San Francisco Frank J. Dockery Doris Irene Robinson Conne William Carroll

Spring Fashion Catalog Slens Cantons and Silks Ad

Canton and silk fashions headline a Spring collection featuring cantons flat crepes figured silks in Castilian red and shutter green, tailored and belted models priced 12.50 to 25. New fingertip blouses with Victorian lines and high collars, sizes 36 to 46, at 6.90 to 10.90. Mode of the Moment suspender skirts in flannels and twills, 5.15. Wool crepe skirts in navy cocoa black, with pleated options, plus princess slips 2.98. Sweaters in rayon and wool blends at 3.90. Frocks in corded silks and satin crepes in rosewood and Castilian red, 35 to 69.75. Silk and wool crepes with pleatings and buttons, at 16.90. Mandarin collar Cantons and satin crepes at 29.75.

Chile Polaire Deerona Wyandotte

Manhattan at Rialto Offers First Paramount Starring Pic

Richard Dix stars in Manhattan at the Rialto for a three day run. Jacqueline Logan leads a strong cast including Gregory Kelly Gunboat Smith and George Seigmann with Edna May Oliver and Alice Chapin. Paul Sloane and Frank Tuttle adapted from Jeffery Farnel’s The Definite Object. R. H. Burnaide directs.

Richard Dix Paramount Manhattan Rialto Theater Jacqueline Logan Gregory Kelly New York Hell’s Kitchen George Seigmann Gunboat Smith Paul Sloane Frank Tuttle Jeffery Farnel

California Fig Syrup Ad Fussing Over Child Health

A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use genuine California Fig Syrup for gentle relief in babies and children. It warns against imitations and promises a pleasant taste that opens the bowels, with dosing directions printed on the bottle.

California

Farnol Brings Authentic Screen Picture to Life

A vivid note on Farnol portraying a film that he discusses with evident confidence. The author admires the realism and asserts the entertainment value, claiming the depiction is genuine and convincing in its surroundings.

Farnol

Disturbers Fined in Court After Holiday

Police court fines fall on disturbance cases after a double holiday. Clifford Merton pays 20 dollars for trouble at a dance hall, William Bailey 5, Dick Make 25, Charles Krear 10, John Rundberg 25 for breaking windows, Al Rusk 10 for driving on the wrong side. Ed Smith and Harry Randall each forfeit 150 on liquor charges.

Clifford Merton Wiliam Bailey Dick Make Charles Krear John Rundberg al Rusk Ed Smith Harry Randall

Young man faces grand larceny count in Butte case

Randolph Rose of Butte is charged with grand larceny in a Justice of Peace court complaint filed yesterday. Clarence R. Moyle of the Kelly Alton store is the protesting witness. Rose is accused of stealing an EMSssex automobile. arrested Feb 19 in Anaconda, brought back to Butte.

Randolph Rose Butte Justice of Peace Lewis Clarence R. Moyle Kelly-Alton Rose Anaconda John Duggan John Doe Applegate Silver Bow Creek Justice McNamara Bert Staple Applegate

Rotary Luncheon set with Vowell to preside at Silver Bow

Charles O. Vowell will preside at Thursday Rotary club luncheon in the Silver Bow club with F. A. Benton and F. B. Price as speakers on the subject Rotary. W. C. Siderfin will instruct new members of the club.

Rotary Charles O. Vowell Rotary Club Silver Bow Club F. A. Benton F. B. Price W. C. Siderfin

Tourists in Switzerland Hit Highest Summer Since 1913

Visitors flocked to Switzerland last summer in record numbers, marking the busiest season since 1913. The surge reflected strong demand for alpine travel and scenic tours, with major resorts reporting sustained hotel and transport bookings throughout the season.

Switzerland

Daughters of Pleasure at the American ends its run

The film by William Beaudine questions if idle wealth harms or helps the rich as a farm family strikes oil and faces sudden wealth in Daughters of Pleasure shown at the American. Reginald Denny’s The Fast Worker opens tomorrow for a run through Saturday at the same theatre.

William Beaudine Mr. Beaudine Reginald Denny

Dolan Divorce Filed in Silver Row District Court

Helen Dolan sues for divorce from Walter Dolan after marriage in Butte on April 12, 1920. They have a 3-year-old daughter. She seeks custody and $50 monthly alimony amid charges of extreme cruelty.

Helen Dolan Silver Row Walter Dolan Butte Ina M. Beley W. (. Sweet Andrew de Berti Frank Manza

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Garton B. Dakin Duffy Orville T. Duffy Lynch T. E. Downey Downey Ralph Pollock Loomis Orchestra Josie Norick Kashamonia Wyendotte Symons Dry Goods Company The Rialto Aracaju Brazil Chamber of Commerce Harold LLOYD Ians Bayer
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