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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1927
Page
10
An advertisement touts a suppository remedy for piles with bold claims and a free trial offer. It urges readers to consult a druggist and mentions a sixty cent price with a free box by mail. The bizarre sci fi like wording lists fake places and names to feign credibility.
Bauch relief claim for Kaalmanns Gas Tablets aimed at stomach pain gas and indigestion. It promises disappearance of gnawing pit pain, reduced anxiety and palpitations, improved breathing, reduced drowsiness, and warmth in limbs. Sold at City Drug Store for $1.
Patrick Martin, a well known Anaconda resident, died of pneumonia yesterday at his family home 415 West Park Avenue after a brief illness. Born in Anaconda 32 years ago, he was a former athlete and member of the league baseball club. He leaves his mother Mrs Mary Martin and sister Florence Martin, with services planned at St Paul church after a funeral from P J Finnegan chapel.
Members of Montana lodge No. 12 Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters held joint installation ceremonies for newly elected officers at Mabel hall. Deputy Grand Chancellor W. Smith assisted, installing officers of the Anaconda lodge and Sisters lodge amid cards, dancing, and refreshments.
Installation of newly elected officers by Woodmen of World No. 134 is set for Thursday. Officers listed include Charles Devine as council commander lieutenant James banker George Vrankovich S B Dingle M J Murphy managers Jess Heal escort and clerk, with arrangements for the event noted.
The deceased, a late resident of Anaconds, will lie in state at 1:30 PM Thursday at the family home 18 East Fifth Street before proceeding to a Norwegian Luther church for services conducted by the Rev. An o'clock. Burial will follow at HIM cemetery. The body was to be moved from C. A. Tuttle f apet to the family home this afternoon.
The funeral of Ick Martin, late brother, will be held from his home at 415 Wet Park Avenue on Thursday morning at 1:30 o'clock. Attendees are asked to meet at the 9 16" a.m. church hall. C. Baker, B, R, FH Clinton.
Mrs James Corcoran of 114 East Ninth Street welcomed the first twins of 1907 at Anaconda port Sunday night. The two boys, companions for a three year old sister, weighed olive and seven pounds respectively and are reported to be getting along.
Anaconda brief notes local visitors and residents with ties to Butte Helena and surrounding areas. Reports list Willam Granam John Holts Pave Hobineon Wil Howard Willan Receh Fr W Peck and others visiting Anaconda or conducting business in the city. Hospital and court events include a St Ann Hospital operation and a district court session led by Judge Winston.
The diamond ring valued at 400 dollars, taken from Toss Sugg of Deer Lodge during an assault and robbery, was found near Alc Streets and returned to Mr Sage. Sheriff Mahoney reports two men, John Krate and Joe Huckovier, were arrested and a third youth is being sought. Officers continue inquiries into the robbery and car entry.
Katherine Bletcher Dunne sues Annie D. Hauser as administratrix of Jonas Hauser estate in district court for $408 in alleged unpaid wages from April 1, 1928 to May 25, 1926. Dunne claims she served as housekeeper for Hauser and his two daughters and was paid only $10 of about $415 claimed. Attorney Bob Morgan represents her.
Chief of Police Gem Cunen received a letter from W E Hawkins of Bamonton seeking Mrs F J F Smith who formerly lived at 423 West Park Avenue. He requests information and her address in connection with settling an estate. Her husband worked at a barber shop on Main Street. Any information should be sent to Chief Cutten.
We express sincere thanks for the kindness and sympathy shown to us by many friends in our hour of sadness following the death of our dear mother.
Frank Daze Corrigan and Ja Davidson were arraigned before Justice Menriod on vagrancy charges. They pleaded not guilty and their cases set for Thursday at 2. Corrigan posted $50 bail. Davidson remained in county jail. Both are also booked for Herold's assault case, with a hearing postponed to the coming Saturday at 10 o'clock.
A Seventh Day Adventist meeting at the corner of Fifth and Alder spoke on Origin History the Final Destiny of Satan. Elder Wennerberg led the talk during a series that continued with this sermon at Miss Sno’ ente event.
Members of the Anaconda Pioneers will hold a meeting and social session at the Odd Fellows hall Thursday. A program of cards and dancing has been arranged with refreshments to be served. Anaconda Pioneers plan a visit from the Butte Pioneers club early February.
The funeral for Patrick Martin will be held at his home 413 West Park Avenue on Thursday morning at 30 o'clock. Attendees are asked to meet at Fike Hall at 8:18 a.m. Walter C. Baker, B. R. and H. Clinton signatories.
Anaconda Legion post calls all members to a Thursday meeting at the courthouse headquarters. Topics include the ministerial report on tonnage and community betterment, a government insurance drive, and preparations for delegates to the national convention. A dance is planned later and a drive leader is named.
A report by Superintendent W. K. Dwyer shows Anaconda public schools maintained strong attendance and punctuality. For the first four months, average attendance was 1,925 pupils across 76 school days, with October attendance at 87.64 percent and November punctuality at 29.55 percent. Sophomores led in attendance twice, September 98.1 percent and November 97.? percent. December freshmen topped punctuality at 98.9 percent.
Anaconda Bowling notice announces a public auction of all property in Deer Lodge County with delinquent taxes on the nineteenth day of January 1927 at 1 2 o'clock p m in front of the county treasurer's office at the courthouse. The list of delinquent properties is on file for public inspection in the county treasurer's office. W G Dougherty County Treasurer. Ondo Mont Dec 29 1926.
The funeral of the late Ora Johns, longtime resident of the city, was held yesterday at 2 pm at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallner on West Park Avenue. The service at First Methodist Church featured solos, with many friends present. Interment followed in the Eli cemetery. daughters Ms. Kenneth Tarp and Mrs. Joseph W. Stevens of San Jose attended, summoned by their mother's illness.
Notice shows Deer Lodge county Montana commission ers will hold a special session at the courthouse on January 12 and 14 at 10 am. Agenda includes handling all matters related to the poor and any other business. Clerk and recorder Margaret Car dated January 7 1927.
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