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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
7
In Dillon on June 8 Mrs. Agnes Heghan filed suit against C. E. Barnes for 20000 in district court before Judge H. G. Rodgers. A jury was selected and testimony opened at 10 that morning concerning an alleged assault here last summer. The court term nears completion with few cases left on the docket.
Heavy rain and poor road conditions halted the Dillon Independents versus Polaris game, and a second game between Normal College and Dillon Independents was called in the second inning. Once weather improves, a regular summer schedule will be outlined and games begin at the new athletic field with the diamond nearly ready.
Dillon residents report a steady stream of visitors and travels. Chester Barrett and family from Grant visit Dillon. Mae Martinell of Dell stops by. J E B Doyle of Monida handles Centennial valley business. several locals tour or visit relatives in Idaho, Utah, and Minnesota, with others returning from Moscow and Idaho Falls.
Boston June 8. Secretary of War John W Weeks underwent gall stone surgery. Physicians report a very good day and that his condition is entirely satisfactory.
Thomas Collins leads a 15 member Flathead delegation to Deer Lodge for July 3 to 5 celebrations. Tepees and camp fires will decorate grounds beside the county fair site with Indians in native dress. A historic stage coach will be shown, and plans for prizes and notable riders are underway as horse and cattle stock arrives later this month.
Business and professional women in Deer Lodge will gather Wednesday at 6:30 PM at the Hotel Deer Lodge for a dinner and business session. The group will discuss ways to assist the rodeo and decide on measures to support the enterprise, with an evening program to follow.
In Deer Lodge on June 8 the Powell High School senior class donated and hung a gray stage curtain in the auditorium. The curtain bears the class emblem and was crafted by senior girls under sponsor Miss Nona Sackett. The gift fulfills a longtime need and will allow school dramatic productions at the building.
Deer Lodge residents and visitors share movements from Gold Creek to Miles City and Billings. Notables include Mrs. William Bressina awaiting Melody’s hospital care, attorney Hiram Robers transacting business, and Lillian Bradshaw returning from England to live with George Bradshaw.
The Adams Street Specials beat the Jefferson Street Specials 10 to 5 yesterday afternoon to avenge an earlier loss. Connors and Tracey pitched for the winners with Daugherty and Kelly as the losers.
Meagher County news from Ringling reports visitors and residents at events and trips. A distinct earthquake shock was felt Sunday morning across Ringling White Sulphur Springs and Lombard with reports of tremors near Lombard and in the canyon.
Police Magistrate Murphy will not hear dry law cases in his court stating lack of jurisdiction. Bonds were refunded and future arrests will yield city revenue via direct payment to the city treasurer. Mayor Smith says liquor prosecutions continue with arrests, while cases move to district or federal courts for trial.
Local residents visitants from Lower and Upper Race Tracks. Mrs M Girard returns from Hamilton. Dr Marie Craft heads to Long View Washington for osteopathic meeting June 10 to 18. Several visitors from Butte Detroit and Missoula. garden club meets at library tonight. School events include senior meeting and activities at Daly gym. Church groups host meetings and receptions with community guests.
About 200 Norwegian Americans attended a Ryvingen lodge centennial social at Carpenters hall in Butte. The event featured a review of 1905 Norway Sweden separation, a historical sketch by Hans C. Boe, Norwegian songs, and performances by the Thorsens and Milkwicks, plus a prize audience story on Norse Americans’ role in U S development.
Anacondans credit Chief Tom Cullen with ending the week of showers by arresting June Rain who forfeited $15 for failing to appear on a vagrancy charge. Other locals, including Beryl Jones, Emil North, Henry Neva, Red Barrett, and Con OConners, faced various penalties and detentions on related charges.
The Swedish entertainers slated for Thursday at the Austrian hall come highly endorsed from Pacific coast venues. The program features Lapp Nils old Swedish melodies Norlands Pelle comedian Marie Dejender Anderson vissangerska Bernar Johnson accordion Elvy Johnson in the play. A dance follows and the show will be in Swedish. J M Kirkpatrick visited Anaconda from the west valley yesterday.
A vaudeville bill features Margaret Beaux and Belles with colorful costumes and songs, Cuba Crutchfield the acrobatic roper cousin of Will Rogers, the Eskie sisters with thought wave demonstrations, Alvin and Kenny gymnastic comedy, and Edmond Le Gros the Wizard of the Steel Guitar delivering a varied program.
Readable ad fragment shows a special week long sale listing prices per pound for items like round beef porterhouse steaks rib pork chops pork shoulder veal ham bacon picnic shoulder corned beef pickled ribs pigs feet pork and beans yellow cling peaches and more. Prices indicated with per lb, small bold offers.
Advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a quick health aid for thin children. It claims to build flesh, aid rickets suspicions, and replace unpleasant cod liver oil with a candy like tablet. A nine year old reportedly gained 12 pounds in seven months and the tablets come in a 60 count bottle for 60 cents.
A crowded odd advertisement invites readers to mail name and address with five cents to Chamberlain Metistle Co. Des Moines Iowa for a trial sachet of CHAMBERLAT UGH EDY and CLARKS TA LETS remedies. The misspelled lines promise relief for coughs colds stomach issues and indigestion.
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