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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1916
Page
3
A short promotional note claims Stuart's Complexion Wafers clear complexions after five or six days of use following meals and compares results with creams and lotions that supposedly fail.
Ad aggressively promotes Cascarets as a safe laxative for all ages. Claims bile buildup causes biliousness and tongue coating, urging a 1-cent box from drug stores. Promises clear head, clean tongue, rosy skin, and lively steps after use, citing mothers giving them to sick children as harmless and non-gripe.
A libelous case details alleged extortion by Constable Dan Harrington who reportedly demanded money from Frieda Van Ness after threatening arrest for a midnight closing law violation. Witnesses include four road house proprietors summoned to testify before Judge Donlan, with the constable fleeing in a car during the incident.
John O Olson aged 82, miner, died after a rock fall in the Badger State mine at the 1,600 foot level. His partner escaped injury as Olson was crushed, dying before surface arrival. He lived at 383 East Granite Street and his body remained at Sherman & Reed's undertaking rooms.
Adoph Woodcock returns to Walkerville from Vian after two years along with Mrs. A Converse visiting Livingston and Mr and Mrs Joe Biiney. W F Little back home in Melrose after injuries from a Wrecked streetcar delay. Mount Bethel Methodist Episcopal church in Walkerville schedules a special meeting rerouted to Monday. Robert Hill returns to Virginia City. Mrs BIN guest in Bouin Butte for work. St John the Baptist lodge officers elected and installed. meetings at 15 North Main Street. Property transfers include Batkovets, Westgate, Generous, and Frank to Marron with $1 considerations.
The Democratic City Committee led by Chairman Frank J Ruvey plans a Monday January 31 meeting at 41 North Main Street Butte Mining Exchange rooms. They will select election judges and clerks to recommend to the city council and address business for the upcoming primaries and election. Mrs Blumchen Gallick widow of William Gallick died at their Yeo South Washington home aged 62. Funeral is tomorrow at 2 pm officiated by Rabbi Wittenberg. Serbian women perform much farm labor and weave clothes, making daughters valued and often older than husbands.
Mrs Gallick widow of William Gallick longtime Butte tradesman dies at 409 South Dakota street after 39 years of good health. Born in Germany she crossed the Isthmus of Panama three times with her husband and gold seekers. Surviving are two daughters and a son with two granddaughters. Funeral set for Monday at 2 pm at the family home Babe Wittenberg off rating.
R Pressinger of 7 East Platinum Street was knocked down and robbed of 7 dollars by two unmasked robbers at 2 39 Friday morning at Aluminum and Main streets. Detectives arrested James Arnold and Fred Cole last night after two men followed a bartender to identify the assailants. A rain knockout group was found in Arnold s clothing.
Boston Jan 29 The Davis Daly Mining company directors met Friday afternoon and heard a property report from Treasurer Charles G Schiermer who just returned from Butte. The rumors of an assessment were not even discussed as the company has sufficient working capital for present needs.
The Callaghan club from Sacred Heart parish will stage At Yale at 2:20 PM in the parish hall for sisters of the parish and hospital. The public may attend, with additional performances to follow Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Proceeds fund new pews for Sacred Heart church.
After a week shutdown due to thawing pipes the Holland rink reopens this morning at o'clock. Jim Byrne, a longtime authority, calls the spell the worst he has seen. The cold night improved ice quality, and municipal rinks are expected to be in shape again this week.
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