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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1920

Page

10

Three Forks News Sees Local Business Shifts and Rail Visit

In Three Forks a series of business deals closed or pending reshapes the district. Berg & Young Cruz gained new ownership with Conrad Berg taking control. The American National Bank looks to new capital as owners move elsewhere. A Milwaukee railroad special visit showcased regional progress, while the Three Forks band debuted publicly with a well received concert.

Three Forks Berg & Young Cruz Company Conrad Berg Berg & Young Gallatin Drug Company Berg Joe Lisser Robertson Drug Company Bers Young American National Bank New Capital Messrs. Hoffer and Graybear Milwaukee Railroad Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pau Railroad Seattle Hensiee Jel Claude Wright F. M. Mestead H. A. Peterson Fatness M. Bliss D. A. Moore L. Young

Virginia City Lodge Hosts Gala Dance Night

Ore Plaza lodge No 530 BaP O Hy celebrated a birthday anniversary with a grand reception in a decorated auditorium. An orchestra from Butte supplied music as members and guests danced into Thursday morning. A large banquet and social hour followed, with cheers for the lodge and its community ties in Madison County.

Virginia City Ore Plaza Lodge Virginia Butte Iter Sociai Seehione Lodse Ike Virginiacuey

A Cold Reliever For Fifty Years Dr Kings New Discovery

Implied long use and peak popularity claim for Dr Kings New Discovery. Advertises on cough relief and chest congestion with safe, gentle relief for all ages including children. Mentions no side effects and availability in bottles.

Dr. King

Dr Kings New Life Pills Promise Quick Bowel Change

A promotional note claims irregular bowels cause liver and stomach issues and urges readers to take Dr King s New Life Pills to stimulate the bowels and keep the liver active. The item reads like a period health ad with urging language.

Dr. King

Fort Benton Falls To Fergus High In Lewistown Clash

Fergus high defeated Fort Benton 30 to 8 in Lewistown with strong individual play. Nearby reports note recruiting plans for the army tank service and Elks charity ball set for Feb 9 at Armory Hall with a midnight banquet. Also Fergus county tax actions and university student earnings from work through December totaling about 5,999 dollars.

Lewistown Fort Benton Fergus High Ermentrude Tank Service Army Edgar Gunning the Elks Armory” Hall Royal Arch Charles High Paul W. Tabor HM. Schultz Thomas 'T. Taylor Ale’ander Wilson Antessor A. 'J. Muilter Fergus County Miller

Burglary at Kurtz Tire House Deepens Local Crime

Burglars entered Kurtz Tire and Rubber company quarters in Billings on Friday night, forcing a safe lock and stealing $80 in cash. The incident occurred with a street light and the office well lit, as police investigate the break in by suspects unknown.

Billings Kurtz Tire and Rubber Company el Remo Okla Sackett Ray’ Edwards Bozeman Bingham Lewistown Big Timber Miles Cit Miles Sheridan Great Falls Livingston Pershing T B. Connelly Billings Commercial Club General Pershing Commercial Club Cit

Local notices recap in Philipsburg community page

William Moore recovers from a recent operation in Missoula hospital. Mrs Mary Henderson returns to Philipsburg after holidays with friends. Mrs S R Seeles and daughter Miss Marion head to Seat He airs for two months. Irvine returns from Chicago for the holidays. Mrs Ross and son Lester Herrins leave for Butte for a second operation on a leg. Frank Dagenhart returns to Bozeman for agricultural college. Mrs Robert McLeod entertains friends. Altar society hosts lunch. Mrs George A Maywood leaves for California. Delphian society meets. Social Life in Egypt discussed. Commercial club directors elected: Blitz, Powers, Calhoun, Williams, Pike, Murray, Bowen. Ladies Aid and Woman's Club gather. Americanization discussed. Lyceum preparations advance for first show Thursday.

Philipsburg William Moore Missoula Mary Henderson Han S. R. Seeles Marion Cawin Irvine Chicago Ross and Son Lester Herrins Butte Lester Frank Dagenhart Bozeman The Agricultural College Robert McLeod Altar Society of St. Philip's Church Mesdames Miller and Holmes George A. Maywood California Delphian Society Commercial ‘Club Egypt Commercial Club Rt. Blitz A. L. Powers W. B. Calhoun Ralph’ Williams A. Pike A J. Murray Fred Bowen EL. Dale Henderson Lyceum

Deere Lodge News Report of Local Death and Sports

Joan Gallagher aged about 26 died in Denver after long illness. Funeral services set for Helmville Tuesday. In sports, Pals defeat State School of Mines freshmen 24 to 18 in a close game. Dr. G H Willard of Seattle visited. Power line work for Butte Jardine company finished. power to be turned on around the twelfth. Mine to be unwatered and machinery arriving for crosscutting.

Butte Boys G. H. Willard Seattle Deer Lodge Friends

State university to exhibit 100 war films for Montana

Jan 10 in Missoula reports the state university prepared 100 reels of war and other public information pictures issued by the United States Committee on Public Information. The university was chosen as Montana’s distribution center for these films. Funeral services for Mrs. Moore held in Bozeman Jan 11 at the Latter Day Saints church with University lecturer Augustine Dwyer leading and Hilder J Moore assisting. Singers included Mrs. Harris Walrath Stitt Brandenburg with Stitt at the piano. Pallbearers named Jenkins Bartholemew Jacobs Jones Murray Davis.

Missoula The State University Tian United States Committee On Public Information Montana Ennal Bozeman Latter Day” Saints Augustine Dwyer New York City Hilder J Moore J. N. Harris A.J. Walrath Noah Stitt W._T. Brandenburg Stitt Ira Jenkins John ‘Barthomew Ht, Jacobs Orville Jones Will Murray Waiter Davis

Funeral Today for T. M. Swindlehurst in Livingston

Livingston prepares to pause business for two and a half hours tomorrow to honor the memory of T. M. Swindlehurst with services at 1:45 p.m. in the home and 2:20 p.m. at the Episcopal church. The deceased, local BPOE member and longtime telephone company manager, will be laid to rest in Wadena Minnesota, with pink floral tributes and expected attendance by Governor Stewart and state officials.

New York City Ini Washington Yellowstone Park Ccal Forestry Sesterda RH. Rutledge Shaw Missoula Livingston T. M. Swindlehurst Is City West Park Street W. F. Faber Helena Episcopal Church Woodmen of the World Wadena Minn Frank Arnold F. A. Scheuber A. W. Miles E.R. Nye Bob L. Pampell Ed C. Jones Stewart Montana First State Bank Swindlehurst

Mrs R P Bowman Popular Matron of Three Forks

Funeral services for Mrs. R P Bowman wife of F R Bowman were held Saturday at 10 am. Rev Reese preached and music by friends. flowers reflected high esteem. She leaves husband four children aged 9 and under, buried near Deadwood after a sudden death at age 30, native of South Dakota, married in August 1909, previously in Spokane then Three Forks for seven years.

Three Forks Bowman Reese Deadwood California Rayther South Dakota Spokane

House Soes Senate One Better in Bl To Punish The Reds

Article reports on proposed legislation linking deportation and citizenship penalties to associations. It outlines that aliens convicted under the act face deportation after serving sentences and barred future entry, while declarations of intent by non naturalized individuals affect citizenship eligibility. Citizens face imprisonment up to twenty years or fines up to twenty thousand dollars, plus permanent disqualification from holding office.

HOUSE Senate United States

Treveal wreck tragedy leaves thirty five drowned in channel

In a violent storm off Kimmer Edge near St Albans Head the British steamer Treveal wrecked. Of 42 crew members, 35 drowned as two boats failed to reach shore and only seven survivors made it to land under the coast guard's watch.

Weymouth England San

New Zealand remains wet after no license vote

News from January 11 reports that prohibitionists failed to secure a majority in the no license referendum. As a result New Zealand will remain wet and the current license system will continue.

Wionenenen Ee New Zealand

Youthful burglars surprised at work in home entry

Robbers ransacking Robert White's house at 2026 Gaylord Street were surprised by the returning family at 10 o'clock last night. Mrs White described two masked youths about 16 years old armed with revolvers before fleeing. deputies Sullivan and Leary investigated but found no trace. Entry came via a coal chute to the cellar. trunks and drawers were pulled open.

Robert White Gaylord Street Sullivan Leary

Another Liberty Loan Among Possibilities

Washington Jan 11 Secretary Glass declared another Liberty Loan will be necessary if new fields of large expenditure are opened or the aggregate taxes are not increased. He stated the government’s financial condition and that retaining current taxes while curbing new spending could mark a turning point in government financing.

Washin

Sir Thomas Lipton Recalls Dry America Tales in New York Return

London reports Sir Thomas Lipton humorously recounting Prohibition era anecdotes after returning from New York. He joked about whiskey available from private pockets and loopholes via chemists, hotel staff, and taxi drivers. Lipton also expressed optimism about the America’s Cup defense and hinted at Shamrock IV's crew and plans for the voyage to the United States.

S International News Service London America Thomas Lipton Southampton New York Sir Thomas Shamrock W. P. Burton Ipswich Brightlingsea Shaul

Correspondence School Detective Lands in Jail

Cleveland, Ohio reports James H. Curran paid 18 for a correspondence course detective diploma and badge. He was jailed after being deemed suspicious, with the judge noting his gun question and sentencing him to 39 days for pursuing his studies.

International News Service Cleveland Ohio James H. Curran Curran Moylan

Townshend Rites Set After Funeral Arrangements

The remains of the late Dr HH Townshend were brought to Richards parlors and will be taken to First Presbyterian church where a service is planned at 2 PM Tuesday conducted by BE Groeneveld. Masons services follow. he was a member of Montana Lodge AF&AM and the Knight Templars of Virginia City.

Funeral services for Joni Barly Planned at St Patrick

The funeral for the late Joni Barly will be from the family residence 510 North Washington street Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock, proceeding to St Patrick's church where high mass will be celebrated at 2:30. Interment will follow in the local cemetery.

Autaggart Dane McTaggart Sherman &Reed Charles A. Cook Mount Marian Farly Joni Barly Washington” Street Patrick

Funeral for Wil Ham Frethewey Sets Tomorrow in West Parish

The funeral for Wil Ham Frethewey will be held tomorrow at West Parish No 5. The body lies at his late home at 1638 South Guy Tor Street.

Trethewry Wil Ham Frethewey Chuseany Yaierncey Ates West Parl No AC R&a South Guy Tora “Street

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