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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1915
Page
5
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick remedy for sour, gassy stomachs and indigestion. It claims five minute relief, digestion of foods, and gentle, harmless action, with a 60 cent price for a large case and broad consumer use.
Tomorrow marks the swearing in of two new officers and the opening of a brand new county offices complex. Frank Clinton becomes auditor while W L Collins joins the board as a county commissioner. The old board finalized accounts, debated pro rata salaries for January, and prepared for the fresh terms starting Monday.
The congregational singing will be led by John Gregory. The following appointments have been made: Jan 4 leader C C Albright, Jan 5 reader C F Farnsworth, Jan 6 leaders Messrs MacAtae and Albrock, Jan 7 Coy, Jan 8 three pastors.
A jumble of names and items from Anaconda society lists come and go. Mentions include Schlappi piano tuning, Miss Ruth Libby teaching, and rent notices at 418 W. Park with a list of local residents visiting towns such as Helena and Butte. Delinquent tax sale looming for Deer Lodge County on Jan 25 with details of property owners and penalties.
A two day invitational tournament is planned at Anaconda to open the new gymnasium, with games against several invited schools and a format of one game per pair and winners decided by percentage. Practice continues at S J Peters gym as construction delays halt visiting teams.
Colfax lodge No 20 will install its officers Tuesday evening with guest Grand Master Wiley Mountjoy of Helena Montana. A banquet in the lower hall will be served by the Rebekahs. The visit includes tours to the emulator and other points of interest. Also noted are curling results at Anaconda rink and service schedule changes on the Butte Anaconda Pacific line. Church groups plan a united week of prayer starting Monday at 7 45 pm in the Baptist church with special music.
The Woman's Club resumes activities after a hot spell with travel meetings on Maple and Kinney streets Friday afternoon and literature on Thursday at 1 p.m. Other department schedules will be announced. President Hamilton of Bozeman Agricultural College will lecture at the next general meeting on January 16. The January shoot of the Anaconda Gun Club is set for 1:30 p.m. at Nell Shooting Park with Keppler, Confarr, and Twohy medals. Weather is expected to draw visitors from Butte and Deer Lodge. shells will be available. Separately in San Francisco prices rise to 2 cents for afternoon papers after more than a year of experiments. morning papers stay at 1 cent. In Cleveland, a proposal seeks to bypass the United Mine Workers and negotiate with miners individually. Ohio coal operators discuss later.
Washington January 7 house leaders agreed that a vote on the woman suffrage constitutional amendment would be held in the house on January 12. The action marks a key step in the effort to secure nationwide women's voting rights via constitutional change.
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