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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1927

Page

5

Butte Notes Rent pianos from Orton Bros Adv

Several Montanans and visitors are staying at Butte hotels including E F Engler of Wilsall at the Thornton E J Schrapps of Great Falls at the Acoma Joseph Sullivan of Helena at the Arizona James D Graham of Livingston registered at the Acoma W Wetzel of St Ignatius at the Finlen Mr and Mrs F C Bryant of Billings at the Butte R E Jones of Deer Lodge at the Thornton C R Huntley of Wisdom at the Leggat Francis and O C Sabo of Logan registered at the Arizona I N Early of Billings on a business visit at the New Finlen Mr and Mrs R E Cole of Helena at the Acoma Mrs C J Pruett and Ellen Pruett of Whitehall stopping at the Butte Hugh McFadden of Sheridan at the Arizona H J Dewey of Bozeman at the Leggat I G Watson of Helena at the New Finlen on business F A Hazelbacker of Dillon among Montanans at the Finlen Henry Schwedhelm of Lewistown visiting at the Arizona John McDermott of Drummond arriving for a brief visit at the Butte Mr and Mrs D E Dignan and Jack and Edward Dignan visiting from Arco guests at the Butte Also Good Housekeeping True Romances Sport Story True Experiences Ghost Stories new magazines at the P O News Stand

Orton Bros E. F. Engler Wilsall Thornton E. J. Schrapps Great Falls Acoma Joseph Sullivan Helena Arizona James D. Graham Livingston W. Wetzel St. Ignatius Finlen F. C. Bryant Billings Butte R. E. Jones Deer Lodge C. R. Huntley Wisdom C. J. Pruett Ellen Pruett Whitehall Hugh McFadden Sheridan H. J. Dewey Bozeman Leggat I. G. Watson New Finlen F. A. Hazelbacker Dillon Henry Schwedhelm Lewistown John McDermott Drummond D. E. Dignan Jack Edward Dignan Arco Good Housekeeping P. O Adv

Six Kiwanis League Games Set for Today

Six games are scheduled in the Kiwanis league for boys at Hebgen park the Cinders and Parrot flat. At 9 o'clock Cinders Webster and Jefferson Parrot Franklin and Washington Hebgen Immaculate Conception and St Patrick. At 10 o'clock Cinders Blaine and Garfield Hebgen St Marys and St Lawrence Parrot flat Grant and Greeley. Also notes the United States leads foreign exhibits at Lyon France fair.

Kiwanis League Hebgen Park Cinders Parrot Flat Webster Jefferson Parrot Franklin Washington Hebgen Immaculate Conception St. Patrick's Blaine Garfield St. Mary’s St. Lawrence Grant Greeley

Jury Awards Wilson 4500 in Auto Collision Case

A Thurston Automobile Co. and W. M. Thurston were found liable for 4500 in a district court verdict for Fenwick Wilson who claimed nine broken bones from an automobile crash at the Silver and Montana streets intersection last May. The suit began at 19000, was cut to 9900, and the jury likely rendered a unanimous verdict about an hour after deliberations began.

Fenwick Wilson Thurston Automobile Company W. M. Thurston W. E. Carroll Department of District Court Wilson Thurston Silver Montana

Trustees Report on Hebgen Trust at Oct 1 1925 to Sept 30 1926

The Hebgen trust report shows assets $469 416.42 and cash $8 376.02 as of Sept 30 1926. Beneficiaries include Carabel Hebgen and Max Hebgen Jr. plus siblings and cousins. income of $67 760.60 earned, with $28 390.10 paid to Mrs. Hebgen. Proceedings set for Sept 24 to settle trustees’ compensation of $2 000.

Max Hebgen Arthur F. Hebgen Fred F. Gordon Butte Carabel Hebgen Max Hebgen Jr Dora Schweichler Arthur S. Lewis Fredericks. Lewis Gustav Adolph Hebgen Mildred Hebgen Montana Dan McGrigham John Davison J. J. Lynch Mamie Johnson Davison J. M. Gilmore J. : Lynch William Corkill Maude Darlington Inez Sholm Marjorie Bertha William McPheters William Gore Julia Harrington Menusan Northern Pacific Roundhouse

Tangled rope around holster fires gun fatally

A coroner's jury found a rope tangled about a pistol holster caused the weapon to discharge, fatally wounding 19 year old Clarence O. Hagle on July 13 at the A C Ellis ranch near Butte. He died July 20 after amputation and infection.

Clarence O. Hagle A. C. Ellis Butte Hagle H. C. Holquest Ellis Holquest

Montana manufacturers eyed by Salt Lake executive

R. L. Goddard, general manager of the American Asphalt and Roofing Co., told the Silver Bow club he has surveyed Montana manufacturing sites and sees strong potential. He added that the state is in the eye of national manufacturing concerns and expects large companies to build plants in Montana soon.

Montana R. L. Goddard Salt Lake City American Asphalt and Roofing Company Goddard Silver Bow Club Butte Mr. Godard

Injuries Sought in Suit Over Hospital Sidewalk Fall

Etta Crist sues St. Mary's academy in district court for 7500 alleging injury from a Jan 22 1927 fall on a hospital sidewalk causing a broken arm and other damages and loss of work.

Etta Crist St. Mary's Academy Inn District St. James’ Hospital Winifred Spencer Elmer E. Spencer Spokane Beatrice Demetres George Demetres San Diego Cal FE. M. Crumline Beaverhead Oil Company W. E. Carroll A. J. Horsky Helena Margaret E. Jensen Margaret Nicholls W. J. Nicholls Nicholls

Credit protection topic at Butte Rotary meeting

Fred E. English of R G Dun and Company discussed the history of credit information bureaus at a Butte Rotary noon gathering. He traced credit services from 1841 to Dun and Company’s expansion including London and the Dun's Journal. Roscoe Thomas chaired. A J Davis Sr and J R Bradley attended. The annual club picnic is set near Georgetown Lake with regional Rotarians invited.

Fred E. English R. G. Dun and Company Butte Rotarians Silver Bow Club United States Lewis Tappan Dun’'s Review Dun’'s International Review Roscoe Thomas F. A. Hazelbaker Rotary William Gale Billings Georgetown Lake Anaconda Philipsburg Deer Lodge Dillon Butte Anaconda Club Anaconda Country Club J. R. Bradley Old National Bank and Trust Company Montana State Bankers’ Association Helena A. J. Davis, Sr

McCoy's Tablets Promise Weight Gain Guarantee

An advertisement urges thin men and women to gain weight with McCoy's Tablets. A testimonial notes a woman adding 15 pounds in five weeks. The ad offers an ironclad guarantee: gain at least 5 pounds after four 60 cent boxes or two 1 dollar boxes, with purchase price refunded by the druggist.

McCoy America

Painter killed at rail crossing in Lewistown

Lewistown July 21 A linotype operator George W. Vickers was killed instantly attempting to board a westbound freight near Milwaukee tracks and Main street. Witnesses say he had been drinking. coroner Deemed death accidental.

Associated Press Lewistown Main Street George W. Vickers Curtis W. Wilder Typographical Union Denver

Record year for Gallatin Valley seen in 1927 outlook

W H Merriman Northern Pacific division agent says Gallatin valley irrigation ditches run full and farmers are optimistic. Bozeman pea canning factory starts today and Yellowstone park travel is at healthy levels with expected record entries. railroad year tilts toward a strong finish.

W.H. Merriman Northern Pacific East Side N. P Metals Bank Gallatin Valley Mr. Merriman Bozeman Yellowstone Park Merriman Montana

Man Fined for Selling Dressed Meats Without License

M Rathmen of Deer Lodge was fined 100 by Justice L A Buckley after being found guilty of selling dressed meats without a license. Rathmen appealed and received a 10 day stay. He was among several arrested by Stock Inspector James Collins as officials push strict enforcement of cattle slaughter and meat sale laws.

M. Rathmen Deer Lodge Justice of the Peace L. A

First Aid Diplomas Granted to Butte Men

United States Bureau of Mines awards certificates for first aid and mine rescue training to several Butte men. Recipients include Raymond H. Connore Edward A. Laine John J. O Connor Paul A. Eno Uno M. Sahinen Walter B. Murphy Clarence R Cota Harry J. Hendrickson Henry Nightingale Norman G Thompson C B Hoskins Edward Eno Wilbam Moore Donald Mitchel and Charles R Foote. Certificates forwarded for delivery after rescue car No 9 visited Meaderville this spring.

Butte United States Department of Commerce Bureau of Mines Washington, D. C Raymond H. Connore Edward A. Laine John J. O’connor Paul A. Eno Uno M. Sahinen Walter B. Murphy Clarence R Cota Harry J. Hendrickson Henry Nightingale Norman G.thompson C. B. Hoskins Edward Eno Wilbam Moore Donald Mitchel Charles R. Foote Meaderville

HOV Gets Permit to Operate Bus Line in Montana

The Montana railroad commission transferred the motor transportation certificate of Peter F. Karst of Bozeman to C. Hov of Gallatin Gateway. The permit authorizes transport between Bozeman and the west entrance of Yellowstone park. Hov also became owner of the Karst dude ranches in the West Gallatin.

Helena Montana Railroad Commission Peter F. Karst Bozeman Hov Gallatin Gateway Yellowstone Park West Gallatin

Train Derailment Near Branson Injures Fifteen

A broken rail on the Colorado and Southern railway two miles north of Branson Colorado sent two coaches of northbound train No. 1 down the Arroyo, derailing four other coaches. Fifteen people, mostly women, were hospitalized with injuries. nineteen were hurt, many minor. Some passengers continued on after wounds were dressed.

Associated Press Trinidad Trinidad Hospital Colorado& Southern Railway Branson Col

Oil field order halts Seminole drilling and well shootings

The Oklahoma state corporation commission issued a temporary restraining order blocking oil well drilling and the shooting of wells in the Seminole field. The order is returnable before the commission on August 5 for a full field hearing, affecting operators in the Seminole territory. The article then notes London Zoo has automatic climate control to simulate home warmth for its animals.

Associated Press Oklahoma City State Corporation Commission Seminole

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