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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
11
Countess Evgeniey Kor aybaka, noted miniature painter, arrived in America and gave an interview in which she says she will avoid slang to keep peace with her husband, a Polish scientist. She also reveals engagement occurred two hours after they met.
Rialto revival week presents Cecil B. De Mille's Dont Change Your Husband. The film, a major 1919 sensation, follows a wife who leaves her neglectful husband for an attractive architect but learns that true love lies with her original spouse. The story ends in reconciliation amid charm and mystique.
The trial of several cement manufacturers charged with conspiring to keep prices up will not proceed on June 15 as announced. Attorney General Daugherty indicated no new date has been set, with details withheld from the press.
Lost notice from PARK HOTEL at 217 W Park St Butte advertising modern rooms with bath and without bath available for weekly rental.
A jumble of real estate ads from Butte listing six to seven room modern homes bungalows two room houses and brick flats. Property mentions include terms like fully furnished, new plumbing, granite counters, paved streets, garages and various payment terms. Contact details list several names such as F & Brown Ken Fischer Nellie Albert and others with phone numbers and addresses in Butte.
Ad lists several used vehicles with prices and conditions including a 1919 Buick touring priced at 950, multiple Ford models such as touring sedans and a ton truck with features like wire wheels, new tires, four speeds and rubber in good condition. Cadillac and Overland models appear with prices and options.
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