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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1923
Page
5
Incomplete OCR fragment shows mixed digits and letters likely from a price list or catalog. Reads 124 and 1213 with symbols and cents markers, includes 10 22 and 30 cent values, unclear items and contexts. No clear persons organizations places or events identifiable.
Miners Savings Bank & Trust Co announces interest on deposits in the savings department for deposits made on or before July 15, with interest accruing from July 1. Miss Nellie Cannon, glove department manager at Symons Dry Goods, departed for Denver for a few weeks of business. August True Story and other publication titles are available today at the P O News Stand
The notice lists several individuals visiting Butte for business over the weekend and staying at local hotels including Helena Whitworth Dillon Bozeman Virginia City Roundup Roundup Francis Roundup and Rosen guests. It notes delivery issues for the Standard and mentions special messenger delivery.
Notice filed in district court by M. J. Dwyer seeking reinstatement as lieutenant of police in Butte. Judge Jackson denied writ of mandate. appeal to Supreme Court follows. Other items include Vavos vs Oregon Short Line damages ruling, Peoples divorce action for desertion, Jorgerson divorce and name restoration request, Duhame mortgage foreclosure suit, Donovan vs Gould foreclosure decree, Orton Brothers new trial motion, and Judge Carroll disqualification shifting cases to Judge Lynch.
William Malloy county clerk and recorder must compile a detailed list of every dead veteran with burial expenses since 1903. The report, to be submitted to state examiner L. Q. Skelton, will take weeks of constant labor by at least one deputy.
Deputy Sheriff Jack Kelly departed for Halena to secure extradition papers for C. K. Bell who is held in Sheridan Wyoming on a grand larceny charge. Bell is accused of stealing six rugs and 10 sets of silverware from Maran's Supply Co. Inc. valued at about $300.
Five pounds of chocolates awarded to the person proposing a suitable name for a new See cho chocolate bar by The Kandy land. Submit suggestions to Casey Candy Company.
County commissioners announced plans to aid farmers in Silver Bow county Melrose district to exterminate invading grasshoppers. W L Lacey urged immediate action warning crops could be destroyed. plan calls for spraying 200 acres with arsenic molasses salt bran amylacetate acid at about $50.
Assistant Surgeon General Lumdsen of the U S public health service will speak in Butte tomorrow at the Montana Public Health association gathering. Dr D J Donohue reports the event as part of a week featuring the State Medical association and the Rockefeller foundation international health board director Farrell is also expected.
Rn. P. Hoenck a Butte furrier says he witnessed the greatest boxing match in modern times at Shelby. He praises Thomas Gibbons, a fighter he follows with interest, noting they were raised near each other in St Paul. Hoenck halted at Boulder Hot Springs on the return trip.
W. G. Maxwell is listed as a hotel guest in Butte, staying while traveling from White Sulphur Springs.
Simon Conter known as Soldier Caruso arrived in Butte after completing a 9,500 mile nationwide tour. He plans another cross country trip toward Milan to study voice culture while donating much of his earnings to the American Legion fund for overseas graves. He will remain in Butte about 10 days performing at informal events.
Numerous visitors travel to Butte for the weekend staying at Acoma Thorntons and Leggat hotels. Guests include J C Hughes of Spokane F Smith of Bozeman W Baxter of Billings H H Pigott of Helena C D Bennett and C D Mulhall of Idaho Falls J B Friedman of Wallace Sam Hillyard and Emmett Roberts. Mrs Ambrosetti plans an extended statewide trip.
For the three months ended June 39 629 prisoners were received at the county jail. The report states 626 prisoners were discharged and 66 remain in the sheriff's custody. Sheriff Duggan submitted the figures to the county commissioners yesterday.
Jack Sheehan son of Mr and Mrs John J Sheehan of 627 North Main Street is recovering rapidly at Murray hospital after being seriously injured weeks ago when struck by an automobile. It is expected he will be removed to his home tomorrow.
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