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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
3
Quit tobacco easily with No-To-Bac tablets. Place in the mouth when craving a cigarette or chew and the desire stops. If it does not release all cravings, your druggist refunds your money. Made by Cascarets owners and marketed as reliable.
Ad copy urges readers to use Pill Tron S&S tonic to gain health energy and charisma. It promises to banish languor and distress by iron wax and vegetable tonics, improving liver kidneys stomach bowels digestion and nerve vitality through vigorous blood supply.
E R O Connor, delegate from the New Zealand Sheep Shearers union, describes how New Zealand bought Fiji sugar for 12 cents a pound and now sells it to the public at that price. He notes immigration plans, anti oriental labor stance, Maori land ownership, and a brief tour-istic look at Australia and New Zealand. He also recalls convict ships and early emigration, plus shearer wages and sheep quotas.
Six couples were divorced in district court yesterday morning as defendants defaulted or declined to testify. Bertha Mustard obtained a decree from Lloyd Mustard, testifying she had prior marriage to a man named Snow. Joseph Crone and Una Stenberg were each granted decrees, with a minor child ordered to the plaintiff’s custody. Flora Butler’s decree from Samuel Butler restored her maiden name Flora Myers. Ivy L Gordon secured a decree from John F Gordon with custody awarded to the plaintiff. Henry Coles obtained a decree from Elizabeth Coles.
Representative business and professional men of Butte attended a reception and luncheon at the Silver Bow club hosted by the Butte College of Music. A violin quartet played music by C. O. Blakeslee, with Sheldon Swenson singing and Ernest Howe at the piano. Tom Davis led the luncheon as host, as guests including W. McC. White and several reverends spoke briefly.
Coroner Holland announced an inquest this afternoon into the death of Lawrence Krigsholm who ended his life at 205 South Arizona street. A separate inquest is planned for Mike Kelly who died in a Butte hospital after injuries sustained at Tramway mine.
Four men were arraigned before United States Commissioner Van Ettan in Butte on illicit still charges. Three waived preliminary examination and were bound to federal court. one has a July 19 hearing. Bonds ranged from 500 to 1900 dollars. Johnson faced Mana Act charges with a preliminary hearing set for Aug 2. Hildebrand released after a preliminary examination as evidence was insufficient to bind him for trial.
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