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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1923

Page

7

Butte Prisoner Denied New Trial by State Supreme Court

An Anvulated Press report from Helena states Justice Holloway sustained a Deer Lodge state prison sentence review for Burt Brantingham of Butte. Brantingham was convicted of obtaining money under false pretenses and received a 6 to 12 year term. He allegedly borrowed $500 from Annie Butte by misrepresenting bank credit and stock in Anaconda Copper. The Supreme Court opinion found the information misrepresented facts and that the defendant knew them to be false.

Helena A. J. Brantingham Butte Deer Lodge State Supreme Court Holloway Mroney Justien Hattaway Aletrict Mor van A. Gate

Roundup News Roundup Highlights Local Illnesses and Socials

Roundup rampar ill with diphtheria and George Smith hospitalized in critical condition. Lucile Cook birthday party hosted by Klein family. George Mal back from California. Henry Brewer visiting. Ray Bushnell operated on after returning from Owosso. Effort to contest a will of Stigers. Maurine Allen visits Billings relatives. W. E. Carpenter relocating east. Cameron creek farm sold to William Hoffman. Dozols travels to New York for market buys. Moller buying trip in Minneapolis and Chicago. Local carnival planned to fund shower rooms in new gym. Jack rabbits proliferate, prompting all-day drives by Northern Montana farmers.

Rampar Ion Lake Basin George Smith Lucile Cook Klein Mise Lateile George Mal California Henry Brewer Herden Norman Mees Ray Bushnell Owosso Mich St. 1 Merchadise M. Moller Frm Moller & Kneeland Boston Minneapolis Chicago Menacy Glasgow Mont Montana Farmera

Olive Tablets Offer Remedy for Digestive Ailment

Advert describes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable tonic that stimulates liver and bowels to relieve indigestion. It claims relief from bad taste poor appetite and low energy by aiding natural functions with mild action and no griping. 160 and 30c Ad.

Edwards

Legion Banquet Set By Powell Post In Deer Lodge

Powell Post No 10 of the American Legion fixed a banquet for Thursday evening February 1 at 6 30 PM in the Hotel Deer Lodge. The program includes piano solo by Voral Colo Roy Doud with D D Neace as accompanist and a talk by Fort Becklund on achievements of the Montana Department. Dr Vidal superintendent of the state sanitarium at Galen will also speak. Ex servicemen in the city are invited and should leave names with Parnell Maxwell at Laba ble Brothers bank by Wednesday morning.

Deer Lodge Powell Post No. 10 The American Legion Bext Gram Voral Colo Roy Doud D. D. Neace Rey Molumby American Son Montana Department of the American Solo Ft Becklund Maynard Lovell Lovell Miss the Man Salt Lake FM. Poindexter A. Potts California E. J. Callaway Fornia Mrs. Away Ity Sheridan Independent High’ School Legion Sheridan

Moonshine raid in Deer Lodge uncovers mash and still

Deer Lodge officers, led by Sheriff Thomas Mullen and County Attorney E. J. Cummins, raided a Moonshining outfit near town finding mash and some finished product. The operation had been watched for days but no one appeared during the raid. A likely long-standing still and paraphernalia were found close to the heart of the town.

Deer Lodge Montana Thomas Mullen E. J. Cummins

Raymond Chattin’s ordeal ends in fatal self harm attempt

Reported today that teen Raymond Chattin used multiple self harm methods in a single act. Poison swallowing, razor slashing, and a failed shooting attempt were described as a combined action, with hospital officials citing abdominal trauma as the cause.

Raymond Chattin Teenandut Inne Piers Vaart Enattin

Ocean rum runners resume operations on New Jersey coast

Rum runners off the New Jersey coast resume brisk activity after a two week idle period. Observers report many small boats making several trips carrying 75 to 150 cases of liquor to shore each run. From midnight to daybreak the sound of high powered motors was heard offshore as cases were landed and loaded onto trucks with little secrecy.

Highlands N. J New Jersey

Neighborhood Socials Highlight Suburban Weekend Festivities

Social notes from Phillips Avenue and Sheridan address a busy weekend with gatherings, skating parties, and birthday celebrations. Guests include Misses Brundage Verley Holliday and Mr Haskell Pfeffer among others. Engagements feature church society meetings and a St John Dramatic Club ticket fundraiser at St Aloysius hall.

Easantly Mes Jenks Phillips Avenue Mestre Mondames Trethoway Kiddy Jon James Duncan Stewart J. Ober Mise Jun Hayes Miew J. Roberts Mise M. Greenow Junior Dy Dower Albert Edward James Stewart Regan Sheridan Clifford Regan Ethel Brundage Ruth Verley Nancy Holliday Messrs Haskell Pfeffer John Tegann Portland Ore Ald Society Cental Presbyterian Church Dr. Phillips Nevada Avenue Lake Avoca Floral Park Pavill Mesdames Warner Hackwood Rowe Davis Adams St. John the Evangelist Dramatic Club St. John's School John McKenna St. Aloysius Hall Eric Pederson Phillips Katherine Katherine W Bonnie Jean Schrock Walter Schrock Dorothy Dallman Fthel Edith Johnson Joanna Lost Frederick Williams Jackie Daniels Alma Pederson Chester Erick Otto Johnson Hoai Ladies’ Aid St. John the Evangelist Church Kate Lee Anaconda

Roanoke Operator Credits Taniac After Illness Recovery

Miss Jessie Hodges of Roanoke Virginia says four bottles of Taniac rebuilt her strength after six weeks in bed with indigestion and exhaustion. She reports regaining an appetite and energy, noting she now handles up to 100 calls an hour without fatigue. Taniac is advertised as sold by all good druggists and has sold over 35 million bottles.

Jessie Hodges Roanoke Tania Jeasie Hodges Jamison Avenue Taniac

Dillon Plans 1924 Mining District Basketball Tourney

Dillon plans for the 1924 mining district basketball tournament with possible Montana Normal College gym or Dillon park pavilion use. Rotary club backing and local business support aim to fund the event, while school days begin for kindergartners under Miss Helen Sipple.

Dillon Thie Sity Dilton Business Iran Montana State Normal College Pavilic Dillmont Park Dillon Rotary Club

Pool tournament draws big crowds in Stevensville

Stevensville notes the indoor pool tournament as the season’s top event with crowds nightly. Standings show Neal Flannagin at 1000, Nichols 962, Hammiit 938, Stratton 243 in a recent tight matchup, and other scores and entrants including McGregor, Davis, Hunter, Hooper, and Raymond. Florence Carlton high school edged Stevensville high in a Friday game.

Stivil Jan Neal Flannagin Charles N. Nichols Leonard Burnett Claude Hammiit L. BE. Staton Aleck “McGregor Lester Davis Marty Hunter J.D. Hooper Ralph Raymond Stratton Flanagin Florence-Carlton High School

New Toothpaste Promises Fight Against Dental Film

A period recounts dental films that cling to teeth causing stains decay and tartar. It notes two methods to combat film without harsh scrubbing and introduces a modern toothpaste based on research as the new solution transforming smiles worldwide.

Free 10 Day Tube See Coupon For Pepsodent

A vintage dental ad promotes Pepsodent toothpaste highlighting its claimed benefits. It claims to neutralize mouth acids, aid starch digestion in saliva, and reduce decay risk. The copy urges readers to try a ten day test and cut out the coupon now.

Stevensville Victors Over Bitter Bootley Shrine Club Event

Stevensville won their first winter game 28 to 22 led by Carpenter Davie and Drew. For the visitors J Crump Ost man Schrage and Rollins played key roles. The Bitter Bootley Shrine club held its annual meeting with C G Morrell retiring president praising recent efforts and Hamilton chosen for April meeting.

J. Crump Schrage Carpenter Davie Drew Stevensville J. Crumb J. Ostman Ostman Crump Rollins Norman Drew Lester Davis Ear Haley Kenneth Goss Louder Harold Carpenter Louder George McLaughlin Hale Douglas Hoopee Bootley HH. Duncan Harold Calf Hamilton Masons Shriners Eastern Stars de Molay J.P. Cherry Sandpoint Idaho

Local visitors and events fill Philipsburg week

The Rev J Atwood returned to Deer Lodge after conducting services in St Andrew's Episcopal church. Visitors include R J Markham from Butt SC, HA Jamison from Washington DC, and Clarence Roehr among others. Powell county high boys lost 13 to 18 to local quintet. girls defeated by visitors. postgame dance and supper.

John Kaiser Butte Powell County Deer Lodge Hays Clarence “Roehr Verne «Evans Frank Warden Gale Johnson Weeley Roehr Mud Gill George McGill

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