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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1914
Page
17
An advertisement by Gebhardt promotes their chili powder at 20 cents and bottled form for home chili con carne makers. It emphasizes a sharp bite or snap and highlights convenience for cooks seeking the right seasoning.
A free dances night at Columbia Gardens features Prof W J Ryan of New York with six lively Butte girls performing new dances amid a social dance. The Webber Brothers circus adds a wild animal show, with the regular Tuesday garden dance following. Police report five pay checks lost or stolen tied to Clark Bank holders. Regular meeting June 11 seeks nominations and officers.
Velvet Mink and Cream company at 417 South Idaho Butte offers telephone service. The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Tiggerman will be private this Tuesday morning at her daughter Mrs James J Tansey's home 24 Maryland Avenue, with Mass at St Joseph's Church.
Judge Lynch denied defense counsel's motion in the Johnson case. A $8000 verdict for personal injury against the Butte Bacorn Copper Mining Co. was upheld while the jury awarded company special findings. Whitman sought to intervene, claiming stockholder injury from the lease and subsequent actions. A lengthy guardianship accounting dispute in Edwin Wright’s estate was noted alongside a ruling favoring defendants in a ground dispute between Ratio and Vietor claims.
Butte police applicants rushed for a 10 day paid vacation but Mayor Duncan imposed a ban on vacation actions until each officer passes the physical test. About a dozen officers sought early paid leave while exams begin later this week, with two commissioners to meet City Physician Horst and be appointed tomorrow night.
The Butte Equal Suffrage association will hold its regular meeting this afternoon with important business to settle. Delegates who attended the state suffrage convention in Lewistown will report. The Montana Equal Franchise league and National Council of Prospec tive Voters urge attendance as plans of interest to Montana suffragists are discussed. The association will vote on meeting twice a month instead of weekly, and all interested are invited.
Tally Johns a six month bride beater faced arraignment and requested postponement while Attorney Matt Canning handled the case. Johns bonded at 100 dollars. George Pierce, 20, pleaded guilty to carrying a loaded weapon and was jailed pending further police inquiry into a saloon hold up plot. William Ryland, a colored street orator, avoided jail after a speech style defense on a common drunkard charge, with another chance court appearance.
A dispute over whether merchants who advance funds to customers become note brokers under state law was heard before Judge McClernan. The case involves Pentila and the Davis Daly company, with claims of debt, assigned sums, and a wage broker definition. Attorneys will submit briefs before the judge weighs licensing and extortionate charge issues.
Walkerville city officials and residents await a first sunny day to carry out a cleanup. Rain postponed last week’s plan. wagons will collect refuse at every house while the city cleans streets and alleys. Committees will coordinate the effort in a systematic program once weather permits.
Judge Bourquin returns from Billings to set the calendar. He stays through the week, with law and motion caledar Friday. The summer term opens in Helena Monday. grand jury to meet there and a venue for 60 men has been ordered. In St. Louis heat records high with 95 degrees and little rain for a month.
Mrs. John Carrig of 905 Chicago Avenue, long afflicted with rheumatism, reports rapid improvement after using a bottle of Dr Jaeger prescribed remedy. Her husband had sought various springs and cures with no relief. Now in her second bottle she can bake bread and shop again, claiming lasting relief. The treatment is described as a doctor’s prescription from Baden Baden, not a patent medicine or store item.
A local advertisement urges people with chronic stomach trouble or constipation to try one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. It claims the remedy is a thorough system cleanser and reports surprising results. Sold by Smith Drug Company Anaconda and Paxson Rockefeller Butte.
Frussels Belgium June 8. Nestor Wim formerly a prominent banker and sportsman is accused of swindling the public about 2400000 by overissure of in the Ghent Terneuzen railroad. Wilmart manager of the private railway disappeared in October 1812 and was arrested March 113 at Rheims France after a world wide search. Hearings expected to last weeks.
Grand jury verdict returns a guilty finding on fifty counts against Orson Adams of Mest County National Bank. Judge Rob Lewis imposes a long prison sentence as the bank, once closed by Comptroller Feney, reopens under its new administration amid ongoing misappropriations allegations. Local officials reported the bank’s troubled history and subsequent recovery plan.
Butte resident Mrs. Sarah Stees of 826 North Montana Street reports quick relief from rheumatism asthma and kidney trouble after using Akos mineral treatment. She claims years of rheumatic pain night urination and kidney issues improved within a short period with better appetite and strength. Akox is presented as a natural mineral remedy demonstrated at Newbradeus store 37 West Park Street Butte inviting inquiries by phone or mail.
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