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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
7
G C Mitchell of R F D No 2 says after 15 months with no earnings he began working daily once taking Tanlac. He suffered influenza pneumonia pleurisy and abdominal issues with loss of appetite headaches dizziness and night sweats. He reports gaining 18 pounds and calls Tanlac a great remedy.
Seattle reader reports severe pains and chills with a hard lump in the side for two months. After taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered enough to resume work. The testimonial cites improved health and urges others to try the product.
Thousands of Butte youngsters will attend a day of games and fun at Columbia gardens under Miss Helen Greenough and M A Clevett. Free transport by the street railway, children’s classes, and medal awards mark the program, with events from folk dancing to volley ball and base ball. Special Thursday events include sail boat day, sand court day, kite construction, and lantern parade.
In a filed complaint in Wilkinson's court Huko Kuro is charged with first degree assault against Aro Dalberg who alleges a knife attack in South Butte. Kuro says he did not strike with a knife and that he struck with a rock after Dalberg and companions attacked him.
The annual reports filed with the clerk and recorder show Butte & Superior Mining with capital stock 3,500,000, outstanding 2,901,577, gross business 22,381.67, expenses 949,188.32, noting yearlong shutdown except for development. Signatures: Peters and Ronaghan. A concurrent report for Butte Water Co lists capital stock 5,000,000, Montana investment 5.10,418.46, gross business 321,418.57, expenses 507,467.85, profit 18,981.22 signed by Melin and Dickson.
A district court petition in Providence Securities v Butte & Duluth Mining seeks court consent to remove 200 tons of copper ore from the defendant’s dumps for smeltering. The petition, signed by Lewis Mason and N C Bonegard, states the ore is blocked by a closed smelter and that C M Everett, receiver for the defendant, has refused approval.
Letters of administration were issued yesterday to Maggie Buchanan the widow in the estate of Angus K Buchanan with bond set at 500 dollars. Appraisers named for Lamanda Morrison and Philip Prija estates included several men from the area. Philip Prija a former Butte police member was killed last year by Mike Burzan on East Park. The report also notes local news from Philipsburg including Steve Sullivan of Missoula visiting and attending the junior prom.
A long list of social visits and movements in Butte and nearby towns. Thomas N Brogan, FA Beloy, Daniel Smith, H A Murphy, Helen Murphy, Herman Linstead, Everet Doe, Cathryn Hauck Elsie Hauck, Paul Hodson, Earle B Patten, C H Tincher, Alveda Lindgren, E E Springer, Maurice Weaver, Leo McClellan, Paul Heavey, Mrs Heavy, Medilton family, I Schonover, John MacKenzie, Parker Rutledge, Olga Allen, Mrs W W Royal, Mr and Mrs Peter Julio, Ann Gorman, Alma Anderson, Daniel McDougal Jr observed among numerous visits and trips to attend prom, memorial day events, and social calls.
D. B. Spencer, Union Pacific passenger agent, estimated Yellowstone National Park will draw about 95,000 visitors this year, following a record 80,000 last year. The park opens June 18 for the semi centennial, with ceremonies to host Shriners traveling to San Francisco for the Imperial council meeting. Spencer notes 60 percent of rail travel passes through the western gateway. Montana benefits from tourist spending on camps, hotels, and supplies, while the through sleeper from Butte to Los Angeles proves successful.
The Silver Bow Park Methodist Ladies' Aid will meet Friday at 2 30 PM in the church for business and social session. Charles W. Seeley, Erie Railway agent, San Francisco, is in Butte on business. F B Odell and family of Topeka visited Butte en route to Yellowstone. Misses Helen and Mary Small head to Michigan to visit. Mrs feils of 28 North Montana Street sails from New York to Ireland for extended stay. U H M Adams of Union Pacific in Omaha and J A Reeves, general freight agent at Sale, referenced in local notices.
A. G. Ake City and D Spencer general passenger agent at Salt Lake City, who have been in Butte for two days, will visit Anaconda today. W J O Connor a prominent attorney at Helena was a guest at the Thornton during a visit in Butte yesterday.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Alex Saari and Fannie Loton of Butte, and Hugh W. Norville of Waterloo and Helen Wilson of Brownton Minnesota. Also filed for coroner of Silver Bow County, Murphy, longtime electrician in Butte, fled as a nominee yesterday.
Belliz pleaded guilty in Judge Lynch's court to grand larceny for stealing a bolt of cloth from Murphy clothing store on East Park. He was sentenced yesterday afternoon to two to five years hard labor in the state prison after entering his plea and the sentence was passed.
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