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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1923
Page
7
Royal Blend coffee and Hennessy Special coffee offered with price tags. Malt syrup available pint and quart with gallon price. Rose hops sold in three packs. Bottle caps in a pocket pack. Hires Root Beer extract bottle priced. Deals target shoppers seeking pantry staples and beverages.
Thomas W. Branam of Boise Idaho reports long standing indigestion nearly four to five years with knots gas and weakness. After trying many remedies Tanlac reportedly cured him after two bottles and he continues using it. Tanlac sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
More than 250 members of the Butte lodge of Eagles approved buying the Twentieth Century building for 68000 dollars. They obtained a four week extension to raise funds through bonds of 60 dollars each at 5 percent interest, with a 10 year redeemable period. A committee will organize fundraising and circulate details to members. A sub committee will assist, and the owner granted the extension. The meeting included a drill team exhibition after adjournment.
In Philipsburg Miss Josephine Alice Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Moore married Harry De Witt McCleary of San Jose California. Rev H S Gatley officiated. The couple will reside in San Jose after a wedding trip and McCleary is a Stanford University alumnus and World War veteran.
Archie McArthur an 11 year old Whitehall boy faces a delinquency charge in connection with derailing Burlington No 41 on the Northern Pacific, causing four deaths. He confessed to throwing a spur switch last Tuesday while playing. The hearing before Judge Bennetts will determine if he should be sent to Miles City reform school.
A severe electric storm swept Dillon valley with beneficial rain for ranchers and hail that may damage crops. Hundreds camped and fished over the weekend. crowds attended a dance in Elkhorn and the season's spring opening. Normal College students toured Bannack by car, with lectures and visits to landmarks including a natural Indian head brush formation between Armstead and Bannack.
Dillon notes show Jerry Moon from Missoula visiting for a few days while Mrs. C. L. Montgomery of Wisdom stayed over the week end. E. B. Hanna of Seattle conducts business in Dillon. E. O. Selway travels from Blacktail ranch for errands. Frank Rife and family visit from Horse Prairie RR 8S. Hedges family from Lewistown pass through Dillon en route from Yellowstone Park and visit friends.
Deputies from the Clerk of the Court Driscoll office joined Judge Lynch and Attorney Maurice English for a Sunday outing at Basin Creek Reservoir. Activities included pie and watermelon contests, a ball game between the Reservoirs and the Green Mountain nine, and a half mile race won by Peter Tobin.
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