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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1915
Page
8
An eminent spruealant notes stomach troubles from acidity wind and fermentation. He recommends neutralizing fermentation with a quarter teaspoon magnesia after meals or when symptoms begin to restore stomach function quickly. The remedy is widely available from druggists.
Leading doctors of France have used in prescription a remarkable remedy for chronic stomach trouble and constipation that acts swiftly. One dose may relieve severe cases within 24 hours. many report surprising results. Sold by leading druggists with a full money back guarantee if one bottle fails to satisfy.
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Remains of the individual are at a location, arrangements for the funeral will appear in the papers. Phone numbers listed as contact.
A church service will be held at Smored Heart church followed by interment in the Catholic cemetery. The unreadable text suggests a religious ceremony and burial details without full clarity.
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Hannan Bounds wife of Andrew Bounds will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family residence in West Galena street with the elders of the Tatter-Day Saints officiating at Mountain View cemetery. Interment will follow. Mrs. Glendive Jory aged 2 years wife of Herbert Jory died recently at her mother's residence north of Meadersville. Funeral time to be announced in later papers.
A West Park street raid led to arrests including Leo Mohan Babe Pelly and Kate Cox for involvement with a 18 year old girl. The judge urged harsher action, noting leniency for the accused but calling for measures to stop the rooming house scandal. Detec tives Powell and Donsell testified to the scene, with additional charges filed against Rohan and two girls for influencing the minor. Baxter received 200 dollars fine and nine days in jail for unrelated opium use.
In a ceremony at Immaculate Conception Church, Miss Katherine Lowney daughter of Mrs Margaret Lowney of West Copper street married John Hawe. The couple will reside at 814 West Copper after a state tour honeymoon. Miss Lowney teaches at Sacred Heart School on West Park. Hawe is a popular miner who came from Ireland five years ago.
Report covers a series of incidents in Butte including a labor trouble gun charge against Ramo Simiey and others, a jail concealment weapon case, and a church wedding between Patrick McGinley and Margaret Heaney. Details include suspects, warnings, and a travel plan to Colorado and San Diego after the ceremony. Also notes on labor convention nominations, lodge meetings, and a sheriff’s reward for suspects in a Nine Mile canyon burglary.
The Paul Clark Home hosted its annual feast day honoring Paul Clark, youngest son of former Senator William A. Clark. Guests toured the building from 3 to 5 39 PM, viewing dormitories and the playroom, while hosts served refreshments. Mrs Clinton H Moore and Mrs Ruth Burton presided, and Miss Rhythe O Leary and Miss Phyl Wolfe entertained.
Janderson, sheriff of Silver Bow county, spoke for the newly formed Montana Sheriffs Association in Helena. The group backs a state finger print bureau with a $1800 salary for a fingerprint superintendent at Deer Lodge. Former Deputy Sheriff F C Judd noted the bureau’s benefits, while a bill would grant Silver Bow county power to appropriate 50000 for a new county jail, aiding emergency needs.
The district attorney sent his second assistant Frank Woody to Culbertson to probe a Mann Act violation. Crow Indian Stanley Little White Man was bound over to the federal grand jury after a preliminary hearing for cattle stealing. Another Crow Indian was arrested on similar charges. Mrs. Wheeler departed for Bozeman on business. S. J. Grim received a jail sentence for vagrancy and was paroled to leave the city after pleading guilty. W. R. Harris testified about obscene language. Two chicken theft cases were sent to the court for jury trials, with Pete Mars and Joe Smith demanding juries in police court. Lawrence Dodar of 1510 California avenue is the complainant.
Mr and Mrs Patrick Barry have returned to Butte after a coastal wedding at the bride's parents home Mr and Mrs Jeff Coughlin of 208 North Jackson street. They plan to reside on West Granite street and will use pneumonia mixture from local drug stores for colds.
Connell's buyers for the Connell crore are now in the East on annual purchasing trips. Miss Mary B Haggerty from the millinery dept Charles Lorimer from women's ready to wear and D J O'Donohoe, buyer of trimming goods. Miss Kana Wells, a nurse from St James hospital, was injured in a hayrack accident at Drummond last week. A rock blocked the road in Hell Gate canyon, injuring Wells and bruising her side. Others in the party included Babe Burke Mrs Abbott Miss Myrtle Norris Miss Maggie Bergman and Ira Mull. The Lincoln Parent-Teacher circle will not meet on Thursday afternoon. The next meeting will be February 18 an evening session with fathers invited.
Special dispatch reports Hennessy Company of Butte secured a contract from the Montana exposition commission to decorate the Montana building in San Francisco. The award followed prior notable work on the capitol. Chatkin of Hamilton is in the city on business.
Judge McCiernan to hold a court session Friday to consider naturalization applications. R W Thomas of Seattle, tied to the government legal department, will conduct the examination. Miss Avis Short's funeral arrangements are pending with White's Undertaking Parlors, with notice to follow. Andrews and T X see federal immigration in a sectoral context were at the Acoma yesterday.
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