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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
8
For over two decades Eckman’s Alterative has been used by patients with tuberculosis. The preparation, containing calcium chlorid, is said to be easily mixed and free of poisonous or habit forming drugs. Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia markets the product as a remedy.
Lewistown's Elks delegation captured first prize in the endurance contest at the Elks convention in Butte. The trumpet corps began their night of revelry at 7:80 yesterday morning and closed the event with taps at midnight. The group paraded through cabarets, hotels, and cafes, outlasting rivals from Great Falls.
Blair sues James Kearney for 560 dollars for two horses killed in an unprotected shaft on the Fraction lode near Butte. He seeks 100 dollars for harness destroyed and 210 dollars for loss of work caused by the deaths.
East Butte Copper company reports June copper production at the Pittsmont smelter reached 1,639,660 pounds and silver output at 41,503 ounces, far above May figures. The six month copper total runs 8,301,000 pounds with June surplus in the East Butte treasury between 1.2 and 1.25 million dollars.
North Butte Mining Company announces Dividend No. 89 of seventy five cents per share on outstanding stock, payable July 29 1916 to holders of record July 11 1916. Transfer docks remain open. Secretary Kennedy signs. Also notes a July 6 1916 plea in Portland for a Telecasett postmaster Liova G Hyatt sentenced to three months for misappropriation of federal funds. Also includes a note on irritable adders after hibernation and dangerous bites.
Ground for a large public garage to be erected by William Barth at the southeast corner of Clark and Mercury streets is planned with an estimated cost between fifteen and twenty thousand dollars. The C. I. Hughes agency sold the 100 by 100 foot lot for three thousand five hundred dollars.
Frank Foster pled guilty before Justice Dwyer and was sentenced to 30 days in the County jail for stealing five boxes of cigars from a delivery wagon on the night of July 3. J M Knabe pleaded guilty before Justice Doran and was fined $10 for carrying a concealed weapon. A complaint accuses W H Ackerman of vagrancy in the same court.
Spelter price drop to about ten cents a pound boosts stock expectations for Butte & Superior. Official statements show contracts for delivery through September and December, with sales to American Metal company and direct outlets. Full-year 1916 earnings are projected near forty dollars a share, suggesting solid investor returns amid high surplus and forward sales. Also notes on dissolution of Associated Bill Posters and Distributors, arrest in Hibbing for murder linked to iron miners strike, and a divorce decree for Mrs. Clara Louise Peck Waite. Dr. Arthur Warren Waite remains imprisoned at Sing Sing.
Bishop Richard J. Cooke, succeeding the late Bishop Napthall L Luckock, will begin the Montana conference of the Methodist church on August 16 instead of September 6. The bishop, tied to East duties on boards and commissions, desires to start the Montana duties at once.
Four express messengers were discharged simultaneously after an incident on the Milwaukee Miles City or Spokane route. No reason was given, but reports suggest the men exploited a Detroit weather disruption to take extra pay and move wet goods into Miles City.
The Rev. R. R. Steele pastor of St. Paul Methodist Church Butte has gone to Willow Creek for several days with planned preaching there. He will preach Sunday at Willow Creek and C A Hiatt of that church will travel to Butte to preach at St Pauls at 11 and 8.
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