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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1916
Page
14
At a special city council meeting an appropriation of 100 dollars was approved to cover dues for the city of Tutte or a Municipal League of Montana member. The league convention will be in Butte while county officials meet in this city, and delegates were selected for the event.
Bold ad claims Q-Ban hair color restorer darkens gray hair to a natural look without dye. It promises even coverage, a healthy scalp, and prevention of dandruff itching and hair loss. Available at Smith Drug Co Ana Mont and via Darvel post for out-of-town customers.
Delegates including the mayor city attorney city engineer and city clerk attend the convention sessions starting Tuesday morning January 18 and running through Friday January 21. A full program includes theater parties a banquet at the Silver Bow club hosted by Frank B. Connelly of Billings a smoker cabaret and entertainment at the Silver Bow club and a mine and smelter trip to Anaconda. A big celebration is planned for January 29 when the new lighting system is ready and requests are made to roll Broadway level and permit canvassing and a music platform on the street.
Mary Sullivan of Anaconda died Tuesday at focal Hospital. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at the residence, Horlock, then at St Mary’s Church for solemnization. She was born in Ireland and was seventy seven. Survived by four sons John James Daniel Timothy Sullivan, a daughter Mrs Meallister, two sisters Mrs Harrington and Mrs James Kelly, and several relatives.
The stage employes union writes Mayor Lane protesting employment of Workingmen's Union members on the Auditorium stage. They claim the work is stage labor and should be done by their members. The mayor will present the matter for consideration.
The city moves to consider a forthcoming issue while stage employees have protested to the workingmen's union over the matter.
The Anaconda Copper Mining Co through its local officers donated a lot on East Broadway near Washington school in Thornton addition for the Butte Newsboys home. The sponsors Mrs P H McCarthy and Mrs B B Weirbi announced the gift after the annual banquet. The association has over $3000 in the building fund and plans to secure a home this year.
Judge Bourauin yesterday granted the motion to quash in the suit of Charles Lattle brought against the Montana Power company. The petition of John L. B. Mayer of Augusta for discharge from bankruptcy was set for a hearing at Great Falls Feb 15. Overheating a mover case to the home of Mrs Agnes Kennedy, 534 West Galena Street, and to six West River yesterday. There was fe te damage done. We wish to express our deepest appreciation of the many courtesies extended to ag during the Ines and death of our beloved mother, to thank the kind friends who attended the funeral services and those who sent the beautiful Moral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brinck, Miss EM. Brinck, PT. Brinck, P. Brinck
Temperatures range from 20 degrees warmer at night to minus figures statewide. Butte reports 5 below at 10 pm after 7 above in afternoon, Miles City hits 49 below, Musselshell wind bitter, Havre at 45 below. Eastern Montana colder than west. trains delayed as North Coast Limited arrives hours late in Butte.
An advertisement extols Resinol Soap and Soap Resinol for regular use in bath and shampoo routines. It claims the product keeps complexions clear, hands white and soft, and hair healthy and glossy with no dandruff. It also notes Resinol Shaving Stick prevents irritation for tender faces.
Detectives pursue Trey Curran 35 after watchman J D Roistin detained him at 5 am following a door break at 53 West Broadway. Curran, from Virginia City Nev, aided by an accomplice, tried entry while a floral shop nearby was looted but no cash taken. Fire set with hot coals drew a response from fire department. Also noted: Barnes-Bins development declares a 7.5c per share dividend payable March 1 1916 to holders listed Feb 15 1916. Harmony lodge Fraternal Brotherhood event at Carpenters Union hall reported.
A man and another were fined 20 each after assaulting a crippled man in a saloon at 252 East Park Street. Judge Doran presided in the police court, delivering the ruling after the case was heard.
Olson stated no intent to harm anyone while Victor Hartonen was dismissed for attempting to help the crippled. John Keenan paid a $10 fine for refusing to settle a taxicab fare after a taxi ride.
Los Angeles Jan 12 Matthew A Schmidt convicted in the Los Angeles Times Building dynamiting case speaks from a manuscript in court denouncing the prosecution and calling industrial conditions rotten. Judge Frank R Wills rebukes him as a stay of execution is granted until Jan 24, trial of Caplan continued.
A fire destroyed the Sawmile at Vader, owned by Stillwater Lumber Company, late last night. Loss estimated at 100000 dollars. Origin unknown. Dynamite used to blow up rocks linking the sawmill to the planing mill. cross-arm factors saved. The mill provides most of Vader's payroll.
An advertisement promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur compound to darken gray hair, remove dandruff, stop shedding, and restore luster. It touts a ready-to-use tonic about 60 cents a bottle sold in drug stores, claiming natural, even coverage and a youthful appearance after use.
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