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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1925
Page
10
Brushed wool sweaters for women and misses in Mandarin and golf coat styles are on special at $2.59, regularly $5.90. Gingham dresses for girls ages 6 to 14 feature long waists, braided collar, cuffs and belt, now 79 cents from a $1.00 value.
Deer Lodge reports Mrs C J Kading returns from five months in California and Portland. Co C Field heads to New York for his mother’s illness. Local visitors include Mrs Martha Wallace, Clifford Manly, Herbert Rawlins, George Kennedy, EB Fergeson, Oscar Bielenberg, EB Larabie, Jack McKearnes, and Kenneth Wood. Local court case sentences 10 days. university theater to stage Expressing Willie Feb 28. Deer Lodge Lumber bowls two wins over Milwaukee St Paul. Barneys defeat Gannon, top scores Jeffers 589, Whaley 559.
A cough remedy emphasizes lack of opiate substitutes and clear ingredient labeling on each carton. advocates Foley's Honey and Tar as throat clinging relief for all ages. Separately, Oslo reports a Norwegian firm plans regular air service to Malmo, Sweden, starting April 15 with German airplanes ordered.
Oscar Garner and Hugh Sweeney appeared in police court after a local street dispute with bond set at 25 dollars each. Glover Aaron pleaded guilty to vagrancy and received 12 days in county jail as part of a recent wave of floaters being cleared from Dillon. Practice for the Beaverhead American Legion minstrel show and vaudeville ahead of March 18 and 19 continues, with rehearsals starting soon and strong chorus and soloist development reported.
Paul Brammsman traveled to Butte yesterday and will stay several days. Mrs. Guy Gray visits Dillon from Millpoint. Mae Martinell of Dell seen in town. Gunlap of Anaconda attends to business in Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. French visit from Argenta. D. Brown handles business from Armstead. Mr. and Mrs. Rife of Medicine Lodge visit relatives. H. G. Davis from Big Hole basin on business. A. A. Anderson of Grant spends yesterday in Dillon. Mose Smythe and Harve Dillett party motored from Blaine. Mrs. Brenner visits Dillon from Grant. Carl Hansen attends to business from Armstead. Mrs. F. P. Birrer, Ivo, and Frances Spinner visit from Blaine. George M. Clemon and spouse open several days in Dillon.
New York dispatch reports that anarchist plots before U S entry into WWI targeted J P Morgan Charles M Schwab T Coleman Dupont and President Wilson. Ralph M Easley confirms Gompers claims about Dupont Wilmington plot and notes government crackdown on leaders. An agent named Garland allegedly infiltrated German circles and is believed dead in Europe.
Seven former Butte high students help lead and choreograph the Montana State College musical comedy Stubborn Cinderella to be staged during the state basketball tournament. Anaconda performers join as actors and dancers.
Feb 27 in Bozeman. Mrs Mary KB Perkins widow of W L Perkins early Montana pioneer dies at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J H Baker where she had lived for years. She was daughter of the late Mr and Mrs H H Stone pioneers whose mother first visited Yellowstone park on horseback in 1873. She is survived by her daughter and one granddaughter Miss Baker of Koemen Arrangements not yet made for funeral.
Richard Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs Irving Johnson, found Paris green in the garage at the J A Johnson home and ingested it. First aid was given and though sick for several hours no serious harm remained, authorities said.
Polson Kiwanis heard Montana Horticultural Society president Alfred T. Parker praise the sour cherry industry. He said Montana leads in sour cherry and McIntosh Red apple production, with high market prices. Parker noted sour cherry hardiness, winter resistance, and three year bearing, urging local planting of Montmorency and English Morello varieties for canning.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City reports January production in basic industries rose with prices to producers at unusually high levels. Crude oil prices surged with midcontinent grades near 2 dollars per barrel by early February, best Wyoming crude reaching 1.60 to 1.70. Wheat cash prices climbed to postwar highs, while district hog arrivals were heavy but down from 1924’s peak, with overall livestock receipts easing except for horses and mules.
Martin F Garrity prominent Denver pioneer and business man died suddenly last night in Hot Springs Arkansas from a hemorrhage following a tooth extraction. He came west from Boston in youth and lived years in Butte Montana.
During colder months use hot water and soap to wash tuning gear. This helps remove buildup and makes parts easier to manage. The guidance emphasizes practical steps for maintaining equipment in low temperatures. Ensure gear is dried thoroughly after washing to prevent moisture-related issues.
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