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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1921
Page
5
The testimony of Harry Hartell states his wife is one of the best in the world at pitcher. She seeks a decree on grounds of cruelty claiming he withholds support and wages, arguing he should fund her livelihood. The hearing continued, with testimonies expected to resume Monday.
A clutter of notes lists visitors and locals in Butte including Dr. Roberts moving his practice to Rialto building, Mrs. Foster from Dillon, Mrs. Wilkinson visiting from Colorado street, Dower in for a business trip, Harriet Lager from Minnesota at the Thornton, Mr and Mrs Oates of Missoula at the Thornton, Charles Webster from Pocatello, and other travelers staying at Lewrat, Bull, Leggat, Thornton and nearby hotels. Also mentions St Lawrence church fair closing, church concerts, and updates on Francis Rowe and Dr A C Jones changes. Dr Robert Howell plans to depart for Texas after a dental course in Portland.
A testimonial from Mrs. Carey of Middletown New York asserts Foley Kidney Pills cleanse the blood of impurities causing rheumatic pains backache and swollen joints. The ad claims quick action restoring kidney activity and notes the product is sold everywhere.
Two men faced a pivotal legal decision as a court prepared to rule on their separate cases. The proceedings referenced potential outcomes and the involved parties remained central to the impending ruling.
A compiled hotel arrivals page lists numerous guests traveling to Montana, including Grand Mr. and Mrs. Hossett Kalispell Mise Breslin Ryewate and Mrs Hutchins Lyon, Taylor Winslow Young and many others from Helena Billings Great Falls Missoula and surrounding towns. The fragment ends with a stray line about ice drops and mentions of local hotels and guests.
The advertisement lists assorted goods and prices from Hennessy’s Groceries including oatmeal and Robinson’s Seateh, potato salad 25¢ per lb, lobster and shrimp salad 50¢ per lb, roast pork 1.00 per lb, baked sugar ham 1.00 per lb, jelly tongue 60¢ per lb, veal loaf 30¢ per lb, hot tamales two for 48¢, and home made mayonnaise 65¢ per lb. Eggs 28¢ a dozen, butter 30¢ per lb, Hood River strawberries 30¢ per box, two boxes of dollar strawberries for 45¢, Bing cherries 35¢ per lb, spinach, head lettuce 15¢ each, green onions two bunches for 5¢, radishes two bunches 15¢, new cabbage 7 4¢ per lb, mixed beets carrots and turnips two for 25¢, and potatoes 10¢ per lb.
Listings show pork legs and shoulders at marked prices, veal roasts and breast at low per pound rates, stew and pot roast deals, sausage, fresh hens, and Swift’s bacon. Bakery offers include marble squares three for 30 cents, large cakes, jelly rolls, nut loaves, vanilla cupcakes, hermits, assorted cookies, lemon pies, and cream puffs by the dozen.
In Butte, Chancellor E C Ellett of the state university and President Clapp toured the school of mines metallurgical building frame. Ellet announced construction would start soon and that no successor to President Clapp has been chosen. Clapp becomes University of Montana president on Sept 1. board of education meets in Helena next month.
The Department of the federal government filed liens totaling about 1.0 million dollars on Butte property owners. Yesterday's filings added 20 000 in liens against listed individuals including Mrs. E C Harrington of 18 North Jackson Street and Clay P Walsh of 38 East SB.
Norwegians of Norwegian descent will observe the anniversary of Norway’s separation from Sweden next Thursday evening. June 7, 1908 marked Norway becoming a free and independent country. The program at the church corner of Copper and Alaska streets will be entirely in English and open to the general public.
Five youths appeared before a juvenile judge for property damage and rock throwing. The judge suspended sentences on condition of good behavior and no further crimes, while other defendants were found guilty and faced penalties. Nearby notice lists funeral services for a lodge brother and Woodcraft district convention details with delegates from Montana.
Weather disrupted county roads as Feauit reported. commissioners approved funds exceeding ten dollars for bridges over Brown's Gulch and nearby Creeks. Expenditures aim to repair damaged bridges and restore transport routes near St. Marks Church in Silver Montana, with services at St. Mark's today as pastor Hudtioft leads.
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