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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1915
Page
9
Advertises a grape offer in four pound net lots with January 1 timing and a bright fancy New Jet grape variety. Indicates a Florida source and a trust promotional flavor for fresh fruit buyers.
We Study Your Wants you can shop any way you wish at West Park Street Marketeria corner Park and Montana where groceries are priced low. Ordering store offers delivery and courteous salesmen. Delicatessen on East Park Street features a modern store with fresh meats bakery and more.
Frank Duffy of Silver Springs New York swore before Notary Williams on September 16 1909 that Swamp Root cured his nine month old son of kidney trouble and that he personally used the product for two months with the boy’s health now as good as any three year old. He endorses Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney liver or bladder troubles.
Prove what Swamp-Root will do for you by sending ten cents to Dr. Kilmer and Co. in Binghamton New York for a sample Dottie. It will convince anyone. You will also receive a booklet of valuable information about the kidneys and bladder. Mention the Anaconda Daily Standard. Regular fifty cent and one dollar bottles are on sale at all drug stores.
Deputy Clerk of the Court Lewis yesterday completed the annual vital statistics for the year ended December 31 1914 and sent the report to the state auditor. The figures show 943 marriage licenses issued and 254 divorces granted, with 187 decrees sought by wives and 67 by husbands. Naturalizations totaled 121 with nationalities including Ireland England Canada Austria Sweden Norway Finland Germany Wales France Italy Russia and others.
Butte high school pupils returned to work with good attendance as the fall semester ends this month. Examinations will fill the last week. The team opens the season with a game at Helena next Friday. Mary Teague of Webster School seeks leave of absence for two to three months in California. Kate Jackson and Ella Stafford return to Gartier School after months away. Foreign commissioners begin exhibits. Also promote five year guaranteed Indestrac te trunks and DWI base Peerless trunks and carpets at the corner Muth and Park.
Anna Cline sues Patrick Simon in district court seeking 25000 for breach of promise to marry and alleged coercion. She claims Simon induced her to live with him for a future wedding while she later refused, suffering mental anguish and social humiliation. Court held hearing on show cause and denied demurrer, continuing the matter for one week.
Two re-elected justices and two new office holders took duties in Silver Bow county justice courts yesterday. John Doran retained a position in the uptown court, Walter Furlong and Dan Harrington were elected, and Furlong's seat will be filled by county commissioners’ appointment. Fd Gilmore was elected but died soon after. In South Hutte Justice Conn was re-elected with William Little as Constable, replacing Arthur Gislette. B. E. Carlisle replaces Justice Kerrigan with Frank Wills as constable, replacing Mr. McGrath.
The final papers for homesteads north of Highland were submitted yesterday to L. M. Van Etten, United States commissioner, by Patrick Shields and Benjamin Lantes. The fees were paid and the wit leases appeared.
The forecast warns Saturn governs Capricorn, but the day brings misfortune. Neptune, Mercury and Venus oppose. expect trouble in love and partnerships. Disappointments threaten women in artistic fields, theaters face fewer openings, and producers may avert failures. Public health risks and societal shocks loom in coming months.
Renest Dittmar a Butte business man who later served in the German army was shot and killed in Belgium during World War I. He had enlisted with Germany, rose to the rank of officer, and was decorated with the Iron Cross for actions against French forces. His death occurred as his unit moved toward Verdun. His widow and family in Butte were notified. Dittmar had previously lived in Germany and established a business in Hanover before returning to Europe.
Butte resident J. Davis, 47, was killed yesterday in Klein in a fall. His brother Richard H. left for Klein, and Davis was longtime local secretary of United Mine Workers. The article also notes a wedding and local events in Butte, Walkerville, and surrounding areas.
A highly touted William Fox seven reel feature titled The Dler opens tonight at the Ansonia theater. Cast includes Charles Richman Walter Hitchenek Maud Turner Gordon W T Carleton and Stuart Holmes in a dramatic screen adaptation of a celebrated English stage play.
The remains of the late Andrew McCormick are in the care of Walsh's Undertaking Parlor at 422 North Mute Street GelPhone 770. Funeral notice to follow.
The funeral of the late Isaac Kulviia will be held at Sherman’s Reed Hoadomamidlatine Moriah cemetery.
The late J Bharrier’s body arrives this morning from fat take City and will be removed to Ba ausonic temple for funeral rites this afternoon. The service will be led by Rev G Groeneveld at First Presbyterian Church. The late Har od Hammer’s funeral will be at Richards funeral chapel at a time to be announced in the papers.
The brief notes discuss forthcoming California Motion Picture releases at the Ansonia, including Man at Hornia, Salvation Nell, and David Graham Phillips works. It mentions Phillips Smalley directing Paine Colors and False Ceg, with Adele Parington, Courtenay Foote, Dixie Carr, and others. Also notes Sinners premiere at Sing Sing, The Maker of Dreams in New York, Daddy Long Legs tour, The Girl at My Dreams nearing 1600th performance, and The Winning of Barbara Worth on tour along with Garden of Baradine closure and Annie Russell in His Royal Happiness.
A Resinol advertisement claims a family suffered years of severe itching with scaly raised rashes that worsened at night. After using Resinol Ointment and Soap, symptoms eased after three jars. the family reports complete cure with no traces and four months symptom free. The ad urges trials through druggists and directs readers to write for samples.
An old musterole advertisement touts rapid relief for neuralgia and headaches using a mustard-based ointment. It claims to ease inflammation and aches, endorses by doctors and nurses, and urges buyers to avoid imitations while specifying jars of 25 and 5O sizes from The Musterole Company in Cleveland, Ohio.
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