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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
8
An entrepreneurial pitch extols strength and vitality as the gatekeeper to success. It promotes S.S.S. as a tonic to build stamina, claiming eight herbs and barks aid energy and nerve power, urging readers to prepare to seize opportunity when it arrives.
Mrs L Gincricu of Baltimore Maryland reports using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound through the Change of Life and for a lingering illness. She says the remedy restored her health and aided her two daughters with pregnancies and their babies, recommending it to all women. The ad promotes the Vegetable Compound as a dependable medicine for middle aged women to relieve nervousness strain and hot flashes.
Deer Lodge Montana July 29 heavy hailstorm stops travel to Helena and ranchers return to Deer Lodge or Garrison. Bradley section house floods and an employee swam to the depot to summon help. Hail knee deep on highways as storm and high wind spread northeast of here.
Mrs. Nellie Long Senecal wife of Felix Senecal sr prominent Elliston rancher died suddenly near Johnson lake after acute indigestion at 10 25 pm Tuesday. She was born 1872 in Hillsburg California and formerly resided in Finn Montana. Funeral plans not complete.
A theft at Kilbourn Mercantile and the O. W. Perry store in Ovando prompts Sheriff Mullen and County Attorney Cummins to investigate. Loot includes suitcases of goods, 20 shirts, 5 Kodaks, tires and tubes, and $20 in cash, with two suspects leaving town around 2 a.m. in a Dodge. The town, a hayhand and tourist hub 73 miles from Deer Lodge, is quiet as investigators pursue leads.
Local visitors and residents are listed with brief mentions of travel to Butte St Paul Seattle and Three Forks. Notable names include Mr and Mrs McCoy Marian Corbett and BE Mall of AT and T. Veterans Hospital involvement for Josephose left for St Paul.
Helena reports Montana will auction more than 400000 acres in Valley and Daniels counties this fall. Land parcels lie near the Great Northern railway extension from Seabey to Opheim. Daniels county will include about 240900 acres. Valley county will list adjoining lands.
A cloudburst Friday caused Antelope creek to flood Harlowton area. Bridges washed out, grain fields ruined, houses carried away, and 75 men raced to rebuild. Train service delayed as Milwaukee branch key links damaged near the city.
Three Forks residents welcome visitors and new staff with a Montana Power line assignment. Vandolah takes charge of local line work while Miss Prussia Peters visits from Billings with the Bates family. Various locals travel, teach, camp, or host relatives in a busy community update.
The Dillon community mourns Eugene Miller, longtime resident and builder, who died at his Railroad Avenue home. Funeral set for Monday morning at St. Rose Catholic church with Rev. F. X. Leschner. interment in Mountain View cemetery. He was born December 31, 1839 in Syracuse, New York, and arrived in Dillon in 1880 after a career as a carpenter. He left substantial wealth and is survived by an adopted daughter, Miss Agnes Moore, and relatives in the region.
Under Sheriff Kellum and Officer Hackett raided the Oakland heating house on North Idaho Street and arrested May Smith proprietor for unlawful possession of liquor. She pleaded not guilty in Justice Court before Judge Phillips. Bonds set at $1,000, she cannot furnish, held in county jail awaiting trial.
Dillon July 29. A severe electrical storm lasting several minutes struck the city around 5 30 last evening causing excitement among residents as bolts of lightning hit several trees and a telephone pole but little damage occurred.
A bolt at the Max Lauterbach residence on South Washington street felled three trees, splintering wood and bark. Lauterbach, mowing the lawn, was knocked down but uninjured and fled to safety. A second strike hit a tree and a telephone pole three blocks south in the 400 block, causing minor wire damage.
Miss Ruby Wyatt sails to Charlestown West Virginia to join the Charles Town Conservatory of Music faculty after two years in Dillon at Montana State Normal College. W Churchill visits from Grant. Clayton Farmer returns from Long Beach California to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Russell Harrison welcome a baby girl born in Dillon yesterday.
L A Foss a Northern Pacific freight agent and Louis Schiaven stage driver collided on the Elkhorn road near Point of Rocks about 16 miles from Boulder. Foss was thrown, struck rocks, and required eleven stitches for a forehead wound. Schiavon escaped unharmed though shaken.
Harold Brett, 30, a harvest hand from Lander Wyoming, was shot in the head by one of two holdup men in a Denton box car raid. Witnesses say the assailants taunted victims to provoke a shot. Brett remains conscious but seriously injured. others were beaten during the robbery.
Helena dispatch reports the state board of examiners ruled state employees should take train or stage when available and not claim private automobile mileage. Secretary Stewart notes abuse of the 20 cent per mile allowance. rail fare should prevail for intercity trips and autos may be used only for interior travel with limited reimbursement.
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