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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
9
An advertisement features a user R C Miller praising Adlerika for removing gas and enabling sleep after stomach bloating. It claims one dose reduces gas and chronic constipation, often releasing old waste matter. The Fuller Drug Co backs the claim and urges readers to try the product.
Funeral services for Jean Marian Thorsen infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thorsen were held at the family home on East Fifth Street with Rev. James G. Knotter officiating. Interment followed at Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Heath sang Precious Jewels and Safe In the Arms of Jesus. offerings were so large an extra car was needed to convey them to the cemetery.
Justice E J Henroid heard third degree assault alleged by Isaac Kujensiven of Georgetown against two campers from Butte. The campers claimed Kujensiven tried to molest their young son and they intervened to stop him from taking property belonging to others, including a local boat. The case was taken under advisement after testimony from both sides.
Andrew Giroux and J. J. Hughes faced two disturbance counts for staging a rough house at 722 Hast Third Street and causing a Main Street disturbance. Both received 30 day jail terms and fines. property destruction and other charges carried smaller penalties. Connie Gallagher Jim O Neil were fined and jailed 30 days with suspensions. Thomas Smith and Neil Larson got 20 and 10 day sentences for vagrancy.
Anaconda residents can enjoy a municipal band concert at Washoe Park tonight at 7 30. The program includes band numbers and vocal solos by Mrs J W Tescher with selections Marcheta Katharina Song of Love and more.
Chris Peterson was arrested yesterday morning by Officer Osborne while attempting to sell several ladies fur coats in multiple places. He was jailed in the county facility and released later in the afternoon with orders to leave the city.
Secretary Wilbur announced at a Portland dinner that the United States battle fleet will be headquartered in the Pacific indefinitely as the department’s policy. He traveled from Astoria with Naval Academy midshipmen, noting the sea's encroachment near Westward Ho, England requiring protective measures.
Anaconda holds one of its largest funerals for Carl H. Eckberg found dead beside his car Monday. Masonic rites at the temple drew hundreds with American Legion and Masons providing guard and honor. Interment followed at Hill Cemetery as an inquest awaits stomach analysis at Helena labs.
Justice Silha's court saw two appeals to district court yesterday. William Farrell faces trial for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a June 29 charging by Hagens McCarthy. he pleaded not guilty in Bilha's court. Guy Putty, charged with carrying concealed weapons, will have a hearing before Judge Winaton after being found with air of Drase knuckles. Bonds set at $600.
About 50 Kiwanians and ladies will motor to the Boy Scout camp on Echo lake for a regular meeting and picnic with the encamped boys. They will leave the Montana hotel at 6 o clock and cars will be provided. After the meeting the scouts will present an entertainment program for visitors.
An order returning the Calvert et al suit against Anderson et al to overrule a demurrer was sent from the supreme court. The dispute concerns alleged property damage at Big Hole from irrigation ditch seepage and followed a prior demurrer ruling by the county court.
Local business ads and notices include phone listings for Anaconda Ice and other services, operations at St. Ann's hospital with patients Dorothy Smith and Je R. Tavernia, and several rent notices for furnished houses on East Third and East Commercial. Notable travel and park visits by residents are mentioned along with upcoming hospital appearances and public meetings.
Countrywide display shows the Nash special six and advanced six series. C W Nash touts a peak production period, with 11 body styles across the two lines. Models include touring cars, roadsters, sedans, Victoria and coupe options, all featuring force-feed lubrication, four-wheel brakes, balloon tires and Budd wheels.
Copper steady electrolytic spot 14 1 2 percent futures 14 1 2 percent. Tin firm spot and nearby at 58 87 cents futures 68 75 cents. Iron steady. Lead firm spot 8.20 to 8.50 pence. Zinc firm East St Louis spot and futures 7.32 cents. Antimony spot 16 60 to 17. London copper spot 62 7s 64d futures 63 7s 64d. Electrolytic spot 68 pounds futures 67 108. Tin spot 262 pounds 17s 64d futures 265 pounds 108. Lead spot 35 pounds 7s 6d futures 34 pounds 15s. Zinc spot 35 pounds 12s 6 4d futures 35 pounds 5s 8d.
By the Associated Press. New York July 22 bar silver 69 1 2c Mexican dollars 63 1 2c. London July 22 bar silver 32 1 16d per ounce money 3 1 2 per cent.
New York reports call money remaining firm with a ruling rate of 4 percent. Closing bids and last loans sit at 4 percent while offered rates stay at 4 percent. Call loans against acceptances run around 3 percent. Time loans are firm with mixed collateral and terms from 60 to 90 days, or 4 to 6 months, at about 4 percent. Prime commercial paper listed around 3 to 4 percent.
New York sugar market shows refined sugar unchanged at 6.35 to 6.45 cents with limited near term demand. Futures closed barely steady with about 19,000 tons sold. July 2.46c, September 2.56c, December 2.71c, January 2.70c.
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