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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1924
Page
7
Detroit woman recounts relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine. She praises the remedies and recommends the products to other women for feminine disorders and nervousness. Sold by druggists nationwide with a free booklet.
Health advice urges mothers to protect young women as they enter puberty. An endorsement from Mrs. Ellen Balmforth promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic and nervine. Readers are invited to ask a druggist for tablets or liquid or send 10 cents to Buffalo for a trial package.
General rain covered most of the state through May 31 helping crops and marking favorable livestock conditions. Reports from counties detail varied precipitation, note grasshoppers in some areas, abundant lambs and cattle, and a balanced labor market with some shortages and others easing as seeding and pasture work proceed.
Frank B Linderman of Kalispell filed with the secretary of state as a Republican candidate for United States senator in the August primary. He previously sought Congress from Montana's First District in 1918 and 1920, losing both times to John M Evans. Sam W Mitchell of Butte filed as a Democratic candidate for secretary of state.
Bids will be opened tomorrow by the state highway commission on three federal aid projects. The work includes a ridge across the Yellowstone River at Glendive a 15 mile grading and resurfacing project on the Nashua Frazier section of Roosevelt highway in Valley county and the construction of six pile bridges on the Nashua Frazier road.
The Deer Lodge public playground report shows record attendance this summer with fine equipment and varied sports for children. Boys from grades four to six, led by William Lintz and Gordon Schecter, play baseball on Tuesdays and Thursdays, plus indoor baseball. Girls are organized under captains Hannah Lake and Dorothy Hayes. Local volunteers from University of Montana alumni mentor activities led by Pat Keeley, Edwin Cummins, and Clinton Rule. This week’s baseball slate includes West Side vs College Hill on June 10, College Hill vs Cottonwood on June 12, with June 11 set for practice.
Deer Lodge notes a short district court session with Judge George B. Winston of Anaconda planned for tomorrow. Community updates include residents Gertrude Silcott Esther Nielson and Calvin Denton with Paul Fitzpatrick motor to Butte, and various residents visiting and attending events in Butte Anaconda and Emery mine.
Three Butte students Norine Kilroy Eleanor Meagher and Cora Sellers graduated with honors from Montana State University as 155 degrees were awarded including 12 Butte graduates. Among honorees were Violet Flannagan Otis Benson Dorothy Dickson Helen Eggleston Forest Flora Mabel Jacobsen Olive McKay and others. Neil Wilson earned a bachelor of laws and several Butte graduates received teaching certificates. Dr Gordon S Watkins University of Illinois economics head gave the commencement address.
Dillon reports the summer session of Montana State Normal college begins June 15 with anticipated large enrollment. Regional summer schools will be held at Lewistown Miles City and Billings led by C G Manning C W Grantley and Owen D Speer. Regular term enrollment rose from 129 six years ago to 4237 this past year with continued growth in correspondence study courses started in 1920.
Mrs. Fannie M. McHose 82 died at 5 a m at the home of her son Harry H McHose on South Atlantic street Dillon following an acute heart trouble. A Grinnell Iowa resident she had come for her grandson Harold McHose's graduation from the State Normal college. The body is held at Bundage's parlors and will be shipped tomorrow to Geneseo Illinois for burial.
Dillon June 9. Mr and Mrs W D Sandy visit from Centennial valley. Bernard Williams and Ralph Cushing return from Bozeman where they studied at State College. Charles E Beebee attends to business from Butte. Alice Davenport of Butte visits Dillon as guest of Normal College. Myron Yeager stops in Dillon en route Cheyenne Wyoming to Sheridan. Beatrice Christman returns from Toronto nurse training. Helen Harrington visits from Butte guest at Mary Gelhaus home. Mrs Charles Brenner visits from Horse Prairie ranch. B W Hollensteiner in Dillon from Bozeman. Jack Smith visits from Melrose for business.
Great Falls June 9 A B Fulton 67 was brought from Augusta to Helena charged with the death of Dan Jarvi Sunday from moonshine he drank Coroner's jury verdict says Jarvi died from effects of the liquor Fulton held on no charge as the seller
Information from Outlook, Sheridan county, reports Ole Wallen, 63, a well known local citizen, died when his car went off a culvert and pinned him beneath the vehicle. The steering wheel broke his neck, causing strangulation.
The deceased, longtime resident of Outlook for fourteen years, leaves behind a father and two brothers in that section. The obituary notes the family’s loss and records burial arrangements pending.
Officers and enlisted men of the first battalion Fourth regular army infantry rested after a 20 mile march from Elliston completing the 10 day hike from Fort Missoula. Maj J L Bradley reported the unit in first class condition with no man falling out. The regulars will assist in National Guard training during the encampment here June 14 to 28.
Helena June 9 Arguments by counsel in the Wolf Point Poplar county seat action occupied the morning session of the state supreme court. The appeal challenges District Judge Horkan's ruling that Wolf Point was the Roosevelt county seat after the 1922 election. The court injunction keeps county offices at Poplar pending decision. Deaths from influenza totaled 734 in the aus war in England and Wales recently.
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