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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1920
Page
10
A pitch touts Schilling Tea as healthier and cheaper per cup than common tea, urging readers to buy Japan Ceylon-India Oolong and English Breakfast varieties in moisture proof packages from grocers. Four Schilling & Co San Francisco.
A simple plan avoids curling irons and uses liquid silmerine applied with a toothbrush. Divide hair into strands and treat each from root to tip for a soft fluffy wave by morning. The effect lasts months, leaves no sticky residue, and keeps hair manageable without harming scalp.
Two girls aged 12 and 14 claim they were kidnapped from their Livingston grammar school home late Thursday night by two men at gunpoint and driven six miles toward Bozeman before escaping when a tire blew out. They told Sheriff James McClarty and led authorities to the scene. no arrests have been made and the case remains puzzling.
W J Johnson and Daniel Burke plan a well on the First National bank 1490 acre Flatwillow tract hoping for oil with encouraging indications. Burke will visit Wyoming oil fields to study rig operations and secure a Standard rig for the project. Judge Roy Ayers grants divorce in Ella Hughes v George H Hughes citing extreme cruelty. married 1918 in Lewistown. Boy Scouts mark anniversary week starting Feb 8 with a father and son banquet Feb 9. G C Conant to Berkeley for Scout executives convention starting Jan 21. Snow adds to winter wheat moisture after a dry spell.
To keep skin clear in cold winds and temperature swings, use mercorized wax as a overnight treatment. One ounce bought at a drug store claims to renew a weather-beaten complexion by acting like a cold cream and leaving skin white and spotless.
Funeral services for T M Swindlehurst, 56, who died at his Livingston home, will be at 2 pm Monday in Livingston with Bishop William I Faber officiating. Burial will be in Wadena Minnesota. Surviving are his wife Mary Milson of Helena and several siblings. Swindlehurst served four terms in Montana’s legislature and one term as secretary of state.
Helena January 9 A district judge barred Charles T Stewart secretary of state from receiving or filing petitions to referendum the presidential preference primary law and senate bill 82. The ruling found senate bill 82 an emergency act not subject to referendum. The case Sam Goodman Helena will appeal to the state supreme court. Writ returnable January 15.
Dillon city council held its regular monthly meeting approving reports and auditing routine city business. A proposed strict snow and ice removal ordinance was discussed with plans to draft a new measure soon. Also announced was a plan to create a new sewer district between California and Dakota streets extending seven blocks.
Mrs Barer of Butte attended the funeral of Mrs Elmira Hungate in Melrose. Clarke family and Emma visited Butte. Albert Phillips heads to Twin Bridges. Howard MacDonald moves to Melrose. Herman Mueller attends Dorland funeral. Oscar Hungate visits for Elmira Hungate funeral. Rev Edward M Ellis of Helena to preach at Melrose church Sunday at 7 30 and visit Sunday school. Bridge work advances toward cement stage. Gladys Woodard, teacher at Clendale, returns from North Dakota Christmas vacation.
Billings Jan 9 a 37 year old landmark the Boykin rooming house, built in 1883 by T F Boykin and owned by Christian and Peter Yegen, burned down with about 25000 loss and partial insurance. Dean Gray a grocery clerk risked entry to save Mrs Georgia Henderson who died from suffocation.
Dry season did not hinder Huntley reclamation project progress per Rev. G J Powell. Last year crop value topped 948,968 dollars with alfalfa wheat sugar beets and eats leading. Elting resigns as Billings club secretary. Lincoln to succeed. Potatoes scarce elsewhere but not in Billings prospects. Ice plants expand with Crystal Je and Fuel Co and $100,000 facility joining new Artificial Ice and Cold Storage plant.
Twin Bridges EKElks and their ladies joined the Beaverhead and Madison county Elks at Virginia City for the annual powwow on Thursday. A Marvel Mining carload shipped lead-silver ore to smelters at Mast Helena. Lynn M. Comfort named census enumerator for Twin Bridges district. Mr and Mrs Willis Bueker visited Mrs Bueker's parents in Twin Bridges from Billings where Mr Bueker works for Western Union. Mrs J A Fraser returned from Columbus after a two week visit. Mrs E Edwards of Marion arrived for a brief stay with her daughter Mrs Hart Pease. W Keil stockman of Divide is checking cattle locally.
Matsukichi Takahashi recently of Yokohama and Tomejo Nakata formerly of Hiroshima were wed in Billings with interpreters present. The ceremony at the Episcopal rectory was conducted by Rev. J. Phillip Anshutz. Hankawa and wife Itay Ishii Hankawa served as interpreters. The couple plans to run a restaurant locally.
Helena January 9 Gov Sam V Stewart issued papers of requisition on Minnesota for Paul Connell held in St Paul Missoula county charged with highway robbery Title and location indicate interstate pursuit and official demand for return of the suspect to face charges in Missoula county prime names Gov Sam V Stewart Paul Connell Minnesota St Paul Missoula county highway robbery charged in Missoula county interstate transfer requested
Deer Lodge county offices lead in record keeping with praise from state officials. Clerk and Recorder E. E. Bailey received a complimentary letter from R. N. Hawkins, praising the annual report as efficient. Deputy Frank P. Maloney also received commendation for reorganizing chaotic books into a well run system.
A promising young Anaconda man rises quickly at work then faces a sudden setback after Christmas. He shifts to plan a new approach, sending odd greetings signed "Art" to two young ladies, whose interest grows as he pursues his unlikely program.
Ngure city boards consider changing school building insurance to a co insu rance plan allowing higher coverage with little premium increase. Buildings would be insured at 90 percent of value, discounted 30 percent, with a three year policy near two year cost. A bond issue was invalidated. election planned with April 3 for two trustee seats as terms of John Chrystal and M. P. Mahoney end.
Helena Jan 9 Committee lists reveal road marking publicity and finance chiefs for a state wide push to open the Geyser to Glaciers trail this spring The opening run will depart May 8 from Mammoth hotel Yellowstone and end May 13 at Chateau with directors to meet and plan full trail readiness Pathfinder meetings will be held noon at Livingston Three Forks Helena Chateau and night at Bozeman Townsend Boulder Augusta Gilman
Helena jan 9 of 900 employees at the North Butte Mining company 148 are aliens. Ninety eight lack naturalization papers while fifty have taken out papers. Of five aliens at the Butte Water company three attend Americanization schools. All are married and all hold first papers.
In Bozeman Gallatin County High School basketball results show City Drugs or Chiro practors, formerly Tutte, beat the Butchers two games to one, leaving Butchers and M and D tied atop league standings with several players scoring over 500. A crowd heard horns and cowbells as pharma team pursued victory. Special dispatch notes Bozeman tonight. Gallatin County High to face Anaconda at Y M C A gym Saturday with Lund as captain and a lineup including Haegeny Kirk Parmenter Wylie Craven Bullock Street Richter Pace and Haugland. Anaconda High is sending a strong squad as the race to finish well continues.
Livingston residents prepare for the Northwestern sales managers convention as Ouis Stoltenberg travels to Minneapolis. Construction on the east side faces water-related pipe-laying delays, with McLaughlin & O'Neil handling the site. Other items include hires, travel, a new Elks lodge initiation, a pending Strand garden cabaret reopening, and locals vowing to protect auto tourist traffic to Livingston.
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