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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1922
Page
2
An advertisement promotes St Jacobs O11 and St Jacobs O41 as painless remedies for rheumatism. It claims instant relief for joints and muscles, simple internal use, and asserts the products do not burn or discolor skin. The message urges readers to stop complaining and seek the remedies.
A complex suit by Jefto Alexesich against Srpsko Jedinatvo ends in Judge Carroll's court with a division of assets. Receiver John Cuckevich resigns to let Charles H. Little act. Cuckevich to surrender $994.05 after fees and costs. Lawyers receive $1,000 each. other trustees and heirs gain corresponding sums. Little must partition Mountain View cemetery lots and distribute assets, with several minor payouts and a final balance of $5,848.
Knights of Columbus women’s athletic classes plan an exhibition in the gymnasium and swimming pool to showcase February 1921 progress. Miss Marie Mitchell won breast and back titles. Mee Loughran, Helen Manvon, and Yvonne Alar contributed. An upcoming tournament and social events are scheduled for late January and the end of the month.
Puresil's Jazz orchestra has been engaged by Manager Paul Byrne for the Holland rink tonight. It is expected a large crowd will attend as skating grows in popularity in Butte. Manager Byrne notes more new faces at the rink each evening.
W Goodale chairman of Anaconda bureau of safety travels to New York to accept a gold medal from the Metallurgical Society of America for distinguished service in mining and metallurgy safety. He is the second Montana man honored, following others in 1917 and 1918, with one foreign recipient noted. Montana Society of Engineers announced his departure and praised the selection.
The Supreme Court was urged to rule on whether 80 percent of Silver Bow county poor fund may be set aside for widows pensions and if warrants for such pensions can be registered. Judge Lynch ill with pleurisy, awaiting return date of January 11 to show cause in contempt matter against county commissioners. Attorneys Mc Caffery and Sullivan to represent the judge in a friendly suit to resolve fund allotment and warrant registration questions.
A claimant seeks $3,780 for a horse killed after allegedly wandering onto the track due to a faulty fence at the Fairway. He also demands $500 attorney fees plus possible guarantees, with references to a Guarantee Trust company and a lawsuit against Becker Drive. A weather note forecasts rain and snow, with recent temps around 30 degrees.
Mrs. Fiina Korkalo aged 38 wife of Gus Korkalo died yesterday morning at 69 Walnut street after a short illness. A native of Finland she lived in Butte 24 years. Survived by husband two daughters Ida and Mildred two sons George and Walter in Butte her mother sister and brother in Finland and three brothers in Michigan. Remains at Sherman Reed funeral chapel with funeral Friday at 2 pm Rev M D Huddroft officiating.
Detectives Rodda and Gerry arrested Tom Kaa living in a cabin in the Past Curtis street block for noonshining. They seized a copper still and two jugs of moonshine and destroyed over 40 gallons of corn mash fermenting in the kitchen.
Philipsburg residents and visitors appear in town on business or study, including Olga Alien from Missouri and deputies John McCaffery and W. Kennedy. A basketball game featured Miles City players with locals. Richard Short's funeral was held with reverent readings and pallbearers, followed by internment at Mountain View Cemetery.
The funeral for William Drew will be held at his home on North radio street this Saturday at two o clock. The Buchanan family notes the funeral will take place tomorrow after a previous lat line.
Amo and Josephine Fisher were married by Justice of the Peace Ornsby shortly before midnight Wednesday night. Witnesses were William J. Lory and John Dey.
Rogers reports the funeral of Blue Ne. pile will be held Friday afternoon under the auspices of Woodmen of Ai Techigord at Holy Cross. The ceremony occurs at Mountain View cemetery with pallbearers and local mourners in attendance.
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