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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1923
Page
8
The Philipsburg Mining company closed a contract with National Carbon to supply dioxide manganese ore for the Mall plant. Additions include two electric separator units and a new dryer costing about 60 thousand dollars. Superintendent R S Biltz returns from the East after negotiating the deal.
Mrs F C Amerman of 1029 Nevada Avenue marked by a surprise visit and long service as Ladies' Aid president at Central Presbyterian. Frank Carlson hosted a Wednesday gathering on 1316 Basie second street with a list of guests. Mrs Connell returns home from Seattle after three months visiting her mother. The St Johns Dramatic Club announces a Broadway theater performance date change to March 12.
Mrs. Curtis of 1600 Dunn Avenue is reported improving after several weeks illness. Preparations are complete for a Mount Bethel Methodist Episcopal church program on Wednesday evening January 31 to benefit the church. The program includes solos, readings, piano and violin performances, a vocal duet by the Bellis sisters, and a playlet Wanted a Cook with a cast listed.
Judge Winston presided in Deer Lodge district court hearing demurrers and motions. William Lewis, facing prison escape charges, was assigned counsel RE M Keeley after pleading not guilty. County attorney may file against M W Kelly for operating a shine plant in the district. Kelly pleaded guilty and faces 30 days in jail and a $200 fine. Other entries note estate matters for Chief Justice Theodore Brantly, social visits, and high school games with Granite County.
Dr Edwards claims ninety percent of sickness stems from inactive bowels and liver. His Olive Tablets, a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil, act gently on the liver and bowels as a safe alternative to calomel. They promote buoyancy by toning the liver and cleansing impurities. Available in 15¢ and 20¢ sizes.
Anaconda beat Dillon 28 to 15 in a fast paced game. Emmons led the locals with early scoring as Healy and Larsen contributed strong defense and passing. Liemert and Duhenty paced Dillon with several baskets, but Anaconda pulled away in the second half.
Animating the clash, Dillon exits after 5 personal fouls amid a 6 to 4 sequence labeled by Official McCrea and referee Stevens. Newman records the timer while Dile ton provides the scoring notes.
The funeral of Lucella Collins, one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Collins of Butte, was held yesterday from the grandparents home at 518 East Third Street. Services were at St Peter’s Church conducted by Rev Father Pirnat at :80 o'clock. A large crowd attended with many floral offerings. Interment followed at Mount Carmel.
Funeral services for Julia Popovich the month old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Popovich were held yesterday at St Peters church at 4 oclock. The Rev Father Pirnat read the service. The tiny casket was banked with flowers and many friends attended. Interment followed at Mount Carmel cemetery.
Preparations underway for a card party and dance hosted by the Council of Catholic Men at the A O H Hall. Organizers invite community members to attend and support the event.
Billings Montana article reports the Billings Commercial Club and supporters urging removal of the term day land from official use in the West. Critics say the word mislabels irrigation era farming and hampers public perception while advocates claim broader acceptance among Montana groups and other organizations.
Butte curlers defeated the Anaconda team 49 to 40 to claim the Intercity Cup at the Anaconda club. The rink conditions were favorable as intense play yielded a strong evening, with four games featuring teams from both cities and final scores 14 10 16 and 10 in each pairing.
The ad lists per pound prices for pork leg and shoulder roasts, mutton shoulder, veal roasts, pocket veal, and beef pot roast plus pork sausage and fresh ribs. It also shows quantities and prices for oranges, apples, dry onions, Mazda oil, bran, wheat, hens, and related items with cents per unit and per weight pricing.
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