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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1920
Page
5
Alarm Fresh introduces a new stock of reliable make clocks designed to wake you on the dot. The edition promises accurate alarms and sturdy construction for everyday use.
Rent planes from Orton Bros and Buick ads appear alongside general notices. Fred Heller granted a divorce by Judge Jackson. Red Cross home service seeks information on Albert Business and Joseph Parisi. Visitors E P Smiths arrive in Butte to see son Deputy Sheriff Leslie after cross coast travels. Alhambra hot springs offered at $3 daily American plan.
A man named Edner arrested in Butte on information from Powell county faces transfer to Deer Lodge after fleeing Seattle to Race Track. Finely Moosa wins 8356 in a district court wage suit. L. C. Tucker to pay. Officials at Milwaukee shops promote Hines and Talbert roles. Various local visits and engineering talks cited as well as a high school debating prelim for the manager form government proposal.
Special Dispatch reports Ralph P. Markland of Butte and Karl Luther of Worden Mont landed in New York Monday aboard the transport George Washington. They were among the last contingents returning from France with the A. B. F. forces.
Butte woke to national prohibition at midnight with no visible liquor trade. Internal Revenue Collector F L Mann reported no violations after a 24 hour dry period. He warned soft drink vendors to enforce the law and remove any ads for intoxicants.
Mrs James Fay aged 73 who had traveled to Spokane to visit her son James F Fay Jr died January 14 after a brief illness in the Inland Empire city. While in Butte she visited her son in law Thomas Mulholland. The body will arrive today and be buried in Holy Cross cemetery beside her husband who died in Mapleton Iowa a year ago.
Robert L. Clinton city attorney of Butte and gubernatorial candidate urged voters to scrutinize personal efficiency and qualifications. J. M. Hinkle announced a bid for district judge, while Larry Hamilton urged Republicans to act on their strengths and engage neighbors. Officer elections were postponed pending constitutional study by a committee.
Judge W H Poorman in Helena heard arguments for a new trial in the estate and will of Joseph T Carroll. Contestants argued Carroll was of unsound mind when he made his will. the jury had previously ruled the will broken. Attorneys Meyer Howell and Walker pressed for a new trial. Poore and Kyle opposed.
In Philipsburg on January 1 Granite County High defeated Powell County High School of Deer Lodge in both games. The girls won 21 to 15 and the boys edged 31 to 27 amid a large crowd and strong play from both sides.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports O W Ewing of Utah urged Congress to fund elk protection in Yellowstone with about 600000 dollars to buy private holdings near Gardiner and a Jackson Hole tract. Forest service and Biological Survey favor elk sanctuaries with feeding grounds, backed by Senators Smoot and Warren and Rep Ridduck of Montana.
Judge Jackson granted dissolution of the Carney Art and Drug company. In Rhea J. Fligman v Adele Jacobs and others the court quieted title to lots 9 10 and 11 block 21 in favor of the plaintiff. Judgment for Carl Stahl against Steve Knizovich and Joe Plalishe for 413 dollars and interest.
James P. Danson announced that the Montana state poultry show in Great Falls opens next Monday with more than 2500 birds on view. Benches are in place and pens will be arranged tomorrow and Sunday, with representation from every part of the state.
Hudson funeral held this Saturday at 2 PM at 516 West Aluminum Street conducted by Seventh Day Adventist church members. Interment in Mount Moriah Cemetery.
In Great Falls on January 16, ten year old Lawrence Prunk touched an old tomato can as another boy lit a match inside. The can held high explosive powder placed there moments earlier by a playmate, and Prunk did not know of the danger.
The funeral of Peter J. Clifford will be held from the family residence at 110 South Jackson Street this morning at 9 30 proceeding to St. Patrick's church for a solemn requiem high mass at 10 o'clock Interment follows at Holy Cross cemetery. The remains of Frank Reilly of Buxton Mont are at Sherman Reed parlors with time and place of funeral to be announced.
Charles H. Treacy, longtime Democratic figure in Silver Bow county and Montana, resigns as secretary of the county central committee after eight years in office citing business demands. He remains a party supporter and plans to assist in future campaigns while continuing Democratic ties in Montana.
Huie Pock a Chinese herb doctor of Butte filed for a rehearing in the Hansen estate versus Pock case decided by the Montana Supreme Court. The court ruled against Pock but noted the verdict seemed excessive, a point not raised by the defense.
Helena Jan 16 Mrs L J Reid famed wartime nurse and former head of the U S public health nursing service is named director of Montana state board of health child welfare division. The Red Cross and the Stat Anti Tuberculosis society will share department funding with the state. She begins Feb 1. Her husband perished in France.
The Murphy funeral proceeds from 198 West Copper street to St Josephs church with Mass at 10 39 and burial in Holy Cross. Mary O Neill remains at Walshs parlor move to 72614 North Wyoming street for service to be announced later. Frank Spehar to be buried in Holy Cross cemetery this afternoon from Walshs funeral chapel.
The funeral of Mrs Catherine Stevenson aged 39 will be held Saturday at 9 o clock from the residence 1032 California avenue to St Josephs church for mass at 9 30 and interment at Holy Cross cemetery. The remains of Miss Julia Best aged 50 who died yesterday are at Duggan s undertaking parlors with funeral announcements to follow.
The death of Mrs James Fay is reported with the body expected to arrive this morning on the Milwaukee and be removed to Daniels and Bilboa parlors. Arrangements will be made for services.
No verdict in the case of Al bina St. George against the Haute Ramsdell Mining company for 9500 damages. Jury finished arguments about 5 30 and, after hours of deliberation, was told to spend the night in the dormitory.
Police report a revolver duel occurred after the Empire Packing company safe was blown near the river front in Portland. A patrolman heard the explosion and saw four men flee. despite追 pursuit, the suspects vanished with no fatalities or arrests reported.
Missoula reports State University defeated Montana Wesleyan 36 to 18 in a basketball game on January 16. The scoreline highlights the Tigers’ strong defense and efficient offense to secure the victory.
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