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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1928
Page
9
Cupid adds 13 marriages in May. eight resident couples from Anaconda, five from Butte, one from Livingston. Ages range 21 to 40 for men and 17 to 38 for women. A 24 year old wed a 40 year old. a 25 year old wife married a man three years younger. Clerk Anna K. Heagy prepares another book of blanks.
Moresco at Mahan's and other quick notices list sales at Hoyal's and Orton's. Local births include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Peterson and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Kenney. Attorne y W. E. Moore visited. notables include Patton paints and diamond ring discounts. track meet plans, travel, and recent visits across Anaconda.
Peter Anderson pleaded guilty to a vagrancy charge in Justice Henreid's court yesterday and was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail. The sentence was suspended on the promise to leave the city. Michael Byrne pleaded not guilty to failing to support his family. The case will be heard at 2 o'clock today.
The new Association vaudeville lineup offers comedy singing dancing and novelty acts. Jerry Flanagan as the golf chump leads with four in a witty skit aided by Ned Wayburn girls Corinne Villa and Bill Strigo provide instrumental numbers. Unicyclists Jack and Jessie Gibson perform feats. Jimmy Flood and Venus McNew sing with Jimmy at the piano. The Gumps act by Don Austin joins the bill, linking to the Chicago Tribune feature.
Alfred Barsanti and his wife Catherine were buried in Mount Carmel cemetery after he shot her at their home 616 East Fourth Street. Mrs Barsanti's funeral was at P. J. Finnegan chapel and St Peter's Church with Rev Father Tracy officiating. The double service honored the couple nine months after their marriage.
William G. Schmidt of Schmidt Plumbing and Heating received the bid award for the plumbing and heating work on the Drummond grade school addition after competing with seven bidders. He will start work within three weeks.
Li Todorovich reports an unidentified vehicle hit his parked car on the Butte Anaconda highway late Wednesday night as he changed a flat tire. A door was torn off and the other driver fled the scene.
The city treasury gained 450 as three defendants did not appear before the police magistrate. Tom Anderson Scotty Stout and Jack Roberts were charged with maintaining nuisances and were arrested by Chief Cullen and Officer Percin.
A 3 year old son of Mr and Mrs P J Mc Greevey of 505 Pine street went missing in the West Third street business district yesterday. Police and relatives located him with pork chops tucked under his arm.
A marriage license was issued to Milton C. Langsten and Roberta M. Sawyer by the clerk of the court. Miss Sawyer had parental consent. The ceremony will take place at the bride’s home at 110 Elm Street today.
J J Reid of 221 West Park Avenue received word of the death of his brother-in-law Harry Ayers at Walpole Vermont on May 21. Ayers died after a brief illness due to pneumonia.
The Ramblers beat the Nasty Nine 10 to 2 last evening at the lumber yard diamond. Ramblers pitcher Gru bacich and catcher Bubash led the offense while Laughlin pitched for the Nasty Nine with Thomas catching.
Attorneys T. P. Stewart and J. B. Knight, both incumbents, filed yesterday as Republicans in the primary race with Stewart seeking the state senate nomination and Knight seeking a seat in the legislature.
Fuller Drug Co promotes MELLO-GLO a new shade youth color powder described as resistant to perspiration, non drying, and pore unclogging. The French Process Face Powder is said to stick, stay on longer and beautify the skin.
A group of nurses across America praise Husky as a superior medicine for indigestion, constipation, headaches, rheumatic pains, and other ailments tied to improper organ function. The article presents brief statements from several nurses endorsing Husky.
Barbara L. Mudgett, longtime Minneapolis hospital nurse now in Seattle, touts Husky for digestion, stomach trouble, bloating, fluttering heart, and shortness of breath. She claims it aids natural function and builds strength quickly.
Mrs L V Harbottle of Binghamton New York has 49 years nursing in Chicago hospitals. She endorses Husky as nature's greatest remedy saying it helped her run down health nervousness constipation and kidney disorder. She recommends Husky to others noting broad systemic benefits.
From Portland Oregon Mrs B J McRae a long time nurse at 659 East 37th Street says Husky is the best medicine she has found for stomach trouble indigestion and similar ills. She had endured sour stomach and poor appetite for years yet Husky gave relief after trying many other remedies.
Dr A G Payne of Lexington Kentucky developed Husky an iron and herb medicine distributed by City Drug Store. Residents of Anaconda Butte and nearby communities report relief from indigestion headaches rheumatic and stomach liver and kidney troubles noting improved sleep energy and overall wellbeing after using Husky.
Chemists and registered pharmacists across the United States and Canada praise the Husky formula for its superior ingredients and blending. They endorse its known beneficial effects on the human system and note the product’s high merit.
D Stowe a chemist from Asheville North Carolina writes that after study and investigation Husky contains ingredients of known therapeutic value. He claims it cannot fail to help those with stomach liver kidney and bowel troubles and related deranged conditions.
Earl McAllister of 185 Washington St Binghamton N Y endorses Husky as a superior remedy for sour and acid stomach. He reports relief from stomach trouble and a 15 pound gain after personal use and examination, urging all Americans to try it.
Registered pharmacist C. B. Rinehardt of Asheville North Carolina writes that Husky contains gentian senna poke root black cohosh anise seed mandrake stilingia and yellow duck. He deems these remedies among the best known to medical science and recommends Husky for stomach liver or kidney ailments.
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