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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1917
Page
11
A vintage advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment relieves shoulder and back pains fast without rubbing. It promises quick penetration for sprains bruises toothache neuralgia gout lameness and sore joints. Sold at all druggists for 25c 50c and 1.00 in a compact period ad style.
Roy Ensley and Harold McBride faced trial for grand larceny over two high priced rifles from the Northern Pacific warehouse. Ensley switched to a guilty plea but was ordered confined to Miles City industrial school until adulthood unless paroled. McBride maintained not guilty. The judge announced sentencing terms amid parental scenes and questions of age. Fred Wilson faced murder charge for bartender Leonard Flegg’s killing. Moran arraigned on grand larceny with defense to be appointed.
A man posing as a fundraiser for a tuberculosis sanitarium has canvassed Meaderville and Centerville homes asking for money. F J O Donnell and Dr A J Lanza reported the matter to Undersheriff Melia, noting no hospital plan exists and the man has no credentials. Mrs J J Bronson of 606 Caledonia said she grew suspicious and refused to contribute. deputies were searching for the man.
Eli Koskeenen was found guilty of destroying city property by throwing a rock at a patrol car on East Fork Street Friday night and fined 20 dollars. He was arraigned before Whitty in police court yesterday and again fined 20 dollars for a disturbance at an East Park Street saloon. He was rearrested on evidence from the trial amid a charge he smashed the patrol car side.
Richard Boon appeared in police court yesterday morning and was found guilty of creating a disturbance by directing insulting remarks to his landlady Mrs Pickett. A fine of $50 was added, on top of other bruises from the incident after Mrs Pickett struck him with a coal shovel when he complained about a cold room late Sunday night.
A police court judge dismissed charges against Mrs Dos, an uptown landlady, after she proved the registration mistake she faced for furnishing rooms was unintentional. The case arose from a failure to rest ter at the same time as her husband. Skating section notes children should be sent to the Holland rink tonight with band in attendance.
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