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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
8
An old advertisement explains that thin people can gain 5 to 25 pounds a month using Sargol tablets. It claims Sargol boosts blood with new red cells and aids fat production by improving nourishment from meals. The copy urges cutting no meals and to take two weeks of the tablets for visible weight gain.
A fragmented advertisement-style passage touts Eckman’s Alterative as curing bronchitis and consumption. It cites testimonials from Miss Mary Kor Ramer and Mrs. Ros about dramatic improvements after using the product. Includes a New York address and mentions a booklet offer from a laboratory.
Loew Callawey a 65 year old in county care for vagrancy, said to be harmless yet troublesome when sleepless. Doctors recommend Warm Springs for treatment. Callawey, born in Ohio, has lived in Montana 42 years, worked with horses, and has two children in Ogden.
Men and teams started yesterday on excavation for the new addition to Butte high school. The site is the vacant lot south of the main building. The contract insists completion by July 1. The annex will include classrooms, laboratories, and a gymnasium. An uncomplimentary New York paper calls Chicagoose the Indian word for the city’s name.
The Rev Walter A King arrived yesterday in Butte and will preach his first sermon at the First Baptist church Sunday morning on What to Do With Success and evening on The Volunteer He comes from Los Angeles where he attended a Baptist convention and has a son with him Mrs King and other children are in the East awaiting June 26 joining him later The church has been without a pastor for months following Rev Hob Killgore's resignation King says he will avoid politics and focus on church work
Butte hosts a manual training exhibit from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. in the high school buildings. Pupils from sixth to twelfth grade, guided by instructors from the grade and high school departments, will display woodworking metalwork and mechanical drawing projects. The show highlights fundamentals, with plans for a future foundry department and expanded shop facilities.
Mrs J E Bowers wife of an American rancher at Noria Sonora was attacked yesterday by five bandits and is safe today according to reports Touching the border Villa scouts from Nogales frightened the bandits away The husband Mr Bowers was at Agua Zanea 12 miles south of Nogales with a broken down automobile The bandits near Noria have destroyed several raise road bridges Two hundred and few Villa troops have been sent in pursuit of them
An aging actor Jim Gagen attempts a living by presenting Charles P. Nevin's famed Pat tale. Posters promise a monologue and raconteur act featuring the story, recalling convention days in Butte. Texas reports say Gagen is drawing crowds with the line Am I right, byes?
SONS OF NORWAY San Francisco June 3 Norway hold annual district convention here part today Norway day at the Pan American exposition Astoria Ore has been chosen as the 1916 convention city RH Koldrup Seattle elected president for the new year Other officers J Ke Steberg Petersburg Alaska vice president Halvor Quam Everett Wash secretary Oscar Eyre San Francisco vice Lund Seattle past sent D L Kirkebo Tarma trustee for three years honorary vice presidents Mr Hansen Montana M Kankeryd Idaho and A Borgerson British Columbia
The Alhambra Hot Springs offer reputed curative waters across the Midwest and West. Located 100 yards from the Creat Northern railroad, the hotel and springs advertise rates of $2.00 per day, $15 per week, and $5 for four weeks. Proprietor M. J. Sullivan invites inquiries from Thambra, Mont.
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