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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1920
Page
8
Buy now while the buying is good. Ads describe several city homes with improvements paid, ranging from 3 to 6 rooms. Prices noted include 1 900 to 3 000 dollars for 3 and 4 room houses on West Park Birch Pine and NE areas, with modern features and large lots.
A retired merchant’s wife suffered from years of stomach catarrh and was given simple glycerine buckthorn bark and other ingredients as Adler-i-ka. The bottle showed great results, claiming to act on both upper and lower bowels to cleanse foul matter poisoning the stomach. It purportedly relieves sour stomach gas, often cures constipation, and prevents appendicitis. Fuller Drug Co. and two leading druggists reportedly sold it nationwide.
No influenza cases have been reported in Anaconda by City Health Officer Dr. J M Sligh. Despite town rumors of 48 hour outbreaks, Sligh and state officials say no cases are on record and no epidemic is evident. Cogswell warns a return may come and urges careful sanitation and prompt reporting by physicians to city authorities.
Allen McDonald colored, 68, died yesterday morning at St. Ann's hospital after a brief illness. A Tennessee native who moved to Montana 25 years ago, he spent most of his time near Anaconda and homesteaded a dry-land ranch near the Silver Bow Deer Lodge line at Stuart. He was brought to Anaconda seriously ill from malnutrition and complications. He is survived by a wife. funeral arrangements have not been announced.
Milk inspector IL Shovlin reports weekly test results from Anaconda dairies. Names such as John Terkla William Benninger William MacMonigle and RedLenee Purity Dairy show butterfat readings around the standard 3.3 percent, with varied values across individual samples.
The funeral for George Brozovich who died Friday evening will be held this morning at 8:30 at his home 1204 East Fifth Street and at 9 at St Peter's church Interment follows at Mount Carmel cemetery
The Walsh family thanks neighbors and friends for sympathy during illness and burial of Mrs Jessie Walsh. Special appreciation to the Ladies Catholic Order of Foresters, the St Pauls choir, and those who sent spiritual and floral offerings. William Walsh and family.
Notice of a meeting in the council chamber city hall at 8 p m January 26 1920 for all association members and citizens of Anaconda and Deer Lodge county. Delegates from the Rotary club attending the Deer Lodge convention January 27 1920 are requested to attend. President R B Kelly notes the meeting is of vast importance to Anaconda and Deer Lodge county.
Revival sessions led by Dr O G Ragan at the First Methodist Church featured morning and evening services on The Church and the Home and Jesus Crowded Out. Special events include Booster chorus performances, parents night, picnics, wiener roast, and cottage prayer meetings planned across the week.
Mrs Emme Thompson wife of the late Stewart R Thompson age about 60 died yesterday at the home of her daughter Mrs W C Pryor in the Alpine apartments Born in East Dubuque Illinois she would have been 60 on eb 11 Survived by daughters Mrs Pryor Mrs R H Williams of Miles City and J W Thompson of Glendive Funeral arrangements pending arrival of relatives and will be announced later
Funeral services for Michael Ivankovich, who died suddenly at his home on 622 East Park Avenue, were held yesterday at the residence. George Tllesarjo vich of Butte led the services. burial followed in Mount Carmel cemetery. Pallbearers included J B Gnose, Charles Collins, William Moore, Steve Elakovich, Tripp Evokvich, and Mike Angelich of Butte. Ivankovich had lived in Anaconda since 1883 and died from a stroke. He was found dead in his room.
A collection of local notices and brief items from Anaconda. taxi rates and rental offers appear alongside arrivals, visits, sales, and club events. People travel to Superior and Seattle for business and emergencies while area businesses advertise coal, pianos, and services.
Brozich funeral set for Monday at 8 30 morning at family home 1204 Cast Fifth Street then St Peter s Church for requiem high mass Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Zurich aged 69 funeral details to follow at Mahoney undertaking rooms McDonald 68 died yesterday at St Ann s Hospital remains at Mahoney undertaking parlors time and place of funeral forthcoming.
Obituary notice lists M. P. Mahoney Funeral Director at 113 Main Street Anaconda as the local funeral service professional. No further details provided about services or dates.
An intercity bowling tournament will run February 4 through the Sunday after, featuring teams from Missoula Butte Philipsburg and Anaconda as a warm up for Missoula state tournament March 20 to 25. entrance fees 2 for five man and doubles 1 for singles with prizes, many local teams and the invited Granite county quintet. The event aims to boost interest without clashing with the March show. Highlights include opening games a week from next Thursday with local teams going first to clear the schedule for visiting players.
Andrew Zurich an Austrian native aged 69 died last night at St. Ann's hospital from complications. He had lived in the state 25 years and worked as a cook in Anaconda restaurants. No family details are known and funeral arrangements are not yet made.
The post office lists letters uncalled for this week ending January 24. Names include Frank F. Baker G H Hoyt Frank Langerin H P Morris James Reagan L L Scherck Stillwater Trading Company Gladys Gallup Miss Jackie Newton and Edward Burke Postmaster.
In Helena on January 25 Bishop H. M. Du Bose of Berkeley California rededicated the Grand Street Methodist Episcopal Church South after recent renovations. Delegates from across the state gathered for the church convention starting tomorrow and lasting through Wednesday.
Helena January 25 volunteers under the Commercial club completed a quick census in a portion of the city locating 306 people that federal census workers had missed. The campaign continues as organizers press to widen coverage and improve totals.
Three year old bungalow with fine bath kitchen cabinet cement cellar and garage with electric lights Located on East Fifth street cash offer preferred but loan can cover over half the price Owner seeks quick sale with bargain terms on a corner lot bungalow priced at 2300 on East Fifth street to attract buyers seeking immediate cash or financing options.
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