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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1919
Page
8
Zemo claims relief from itching and eczema symptoms after using the product. No independent verification provided. The company cites active ingredients and recommends continued use for best results.
Edna Long of the Bungalow is convicted on two charges in connection with the road house case. The court proceeding highlighted by the judge resulted in a guilty verdict on both counts as the case moves toward sentencing and further legal actions.
Edna Long alleged proprietress of the Bungalow road house south of the city was convicted on two counts in Justice Buckles court yesterday health code violation for December gatherings and selling liquor to females. She was fined 25 dollars and given notice of appeal while the liquor sale charge awaits district court action. A further charge of maintaining a common nuisance was dismissed. Witnesses Rev. George M. Carter and W. J. Rariden testified to visiting the roadhouse in the early hours of December 6 with others. This case is the fifth in a series stemming from Dec 6 actions by a special deputy sheriff and city detective at the Bungalow. Carter and Rariden recounted their experience and the investigation that included police raids on Butter Row county saloons.
Admirers of Theodore Roosevelt are invited to attend memorial services at Rialto theater at 11 AM Sunday February 9. Arrangements are being made by a Rotary club committee with a prominent speaker to deliver the eulogy. At yesterday's meeting W H Clark chaired. visitors included E B Shields Percy Churchill and Sol Genzberger. Churchill represents Montana Loyalty league and urged club cooperation. A L Swan joined Burroughs adding machine company as a new member. It was announced E C Day will preside as chairman at Helena day during the February district conference opening February 17.
Coroner Dan Holland’s inquest found Harry Cook died from a skull fracture after timbering work in the 2,500 foot level stope at the Colorado mine. In a separate inquest, James Ferriter died January 20 in the St Lawrence mine when crushed by a rock slab against the foot wall on the fifth floor.
The county attorney filed complaints naming William Dugan for grand larceny by Mildred Clark at the Woodrow hotel, Radovan Simuhovich for robbery by Shadi Mahamid, Dave Nyman for burglary at Joe Shellhorn's instance, and Gus La Blanche for petty larceny by Charles A. Lane at Milwaukee yard office. One eminent Rose posts a $300 bond to cover County Auditor Nellie Sullivan's costs in a contest for that office, with sureties George Spillum and W. M. Arnold.
The Butte Butchering company filed suit yesterday against J B Hample to recover 287.84 dollars for 17 tons of hay delivered about a year ago and not paid.
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