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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1927
Page
5
The ad claims loss of appetite and low energy come from lack of rich red blood cells and promotes S.S.S. as a solution. It promises renewed vitality, improved taste, and stronger well being by building red blood cells. The pitch urges readers to try the tonic and buy the larger economical size.
A long list of visitors staying in Butte includes C. A. Fox of Deer Lodge at the Acoma and J. Dalton at the Leggat. Others from diverse towns such as Forsyth Norris Wisdom Helena Great Falls Billings and Lewistown are registered at hotels including Hotel Butte Finlen Arizona Leggat Thornton and Acoma during their stay.
Real estate due for 1926 taxes was offered at public auction by County Treasurer James J. Brett. No bidders appeared and the county purchased the property for the tax due. Delinquencies on the second payment totaled about 11 000, a typical mid year amount.
Butte was chosen as the 1928 convention city for the Montana Improved Order of Red Men at the Philipsburg meeting. Fourteen Butte Red Men attended and several local men were elected to state offices including O N Olds as great chief of records and Bert Clark as great sachem.
Early morning blaze in the Talent block at 81 East Park street caused heavy losses estimated between 18000 and 20000 dollars. The Rafish store suffered major fire and smoke damage, with the Club cafe and rooming house also hit. firemen fought the flames with gas masks and extensive smoke.
Two complaints were filed in justice courts yesterday. William Hayes faced a misdemeanor charge in Justice Buckley's court after allegations from Laura Clutts that he threatened violence to extort money. John Zoldak was charged with assault in the third degree by Mike Bo oe who alleged a striking attack.
Interest is lively in a baby show conducted under the American Legion. Eugene Le Brun of 834 Caledonia street led the youngsters in the event last night. Brides of London wear white fur coats over wedding dresses.
The Montana Automobile Association reports all main state highways open and in peak condition for travel. It notes good to excellent roads in Montana and the Pacific Northwest, including Butte Helena routes and routes to Madison districts and Dillon.
Frank Venable of the Butte Chamber of Commerce told a Kiwanis luncheon that tourists form a new Montana industry. He cited 162,000 visitors last year who spent about 8 million dollars and urged road building to attract more travelers. He noted Colorado’s success and said federal aid could supplement state funds.
Ralph Kelly was taken into custody yesterday after a family argument. He was arrested on a complaint by his wife and lodged in jail on a disturbance charge.
Aug 1 event features open grounds with picnic lunches for all. Children and adults enjoy contests from mucking to athletic events with prizes such as cash, lamps, and clothing. Notables missing: Robert Hosfeld and Espalund.
Two fires break out in Deer Lodge national forest with a large blaze at Marsh Creek head near Wise River and a smaller blaze near Janney. Seven men under Supervisor John Taylor direct the Marsh Creek effort while two men restrain the Janney fire. Forests remain extremely dry and campers are urged to take extreme caution with fire or matches.
In Helena, Fenwick Wilson's suit against Thurston Automobile continues after a courtroom pause when Mrs. Wilson learns her mother is critically ill. The plaintiff's counsel reduced damages to 9900 from 19987 as testimony closed and jurors await instructions.
Mr and Mrs H B Brown of Dillon are stopping at the Arizona while in town. Paper milk bottles are being used by a London dairy.
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