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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
9
Promote digestion with M A C a guaranteed stomach treatment sold by druggists. Take a spoonful after meals to relieve heartburn nausea gas and indigestion. First dose should prove effective and money back guarantee applies if relief is not seen. Price is $1.25.
Worries about varicose veins? A two ounce bottle of Emerald Oil is advertised for night and morning application to swollen veins. The ad promises shrinking veins and continued use until normal size, claiming Emerald Oil is a powerful germicide with guaranteed results and mail orders accepted.
Deer Lodge county shows a $206 481 39 on hand June 1 with tax receipts of 135 365 18 in May and total May receipts of 149 164 27. Expenditures for May were 27 919 54 and balances across general road poor bridge and other funds are listed with transfers totaling 26 985 30 from general to district school funds. Apportionment to 15 districts based on per capita for 3 948 students yields district sums listed for each locale.
A springlike weather day in Anaconda brought a heavy wind storm around 2 pm that rocked large shade trees and snapped smaller ones. The city also saw a thorough rain drenching lasting several hours, with temperatures at 68 high and 41 low, the day ending near 56. Weather observer Frank Kennedy reported the figures.
Mrs. F. W. Peckover of Bozeman reports that her niece Miss Mary Maxey daughter of Mr and Mrs John Maxey was married last Saturday evening to Thomas Kirk. Mrs Kirk is a prominent Bozeman social figure and a state college graduate. Kirk is a popular Gallatin valley junior at the state college and he's well known in Anaconda.
Anaconda camp No. 164 of the Woodmen of the World votes tonight at 7:30 for officers. Members urged to attend.
Commencement exercises will honor 78 graduates at 8 p m with diplomas awarded by W D Bennett. Prof G W Craven of the School of Mines will deliver the principal address. Valedictory by Robert R Goodrich Jr salutatory by Margaret L Lyon. Audience to sing America. List of diploma recipients includes Eunice Boyles Lucille Breeke Delia Brinton Evelyn Clinton Lewanna Coleman and many others.
A long list of quick notes covers club meetings, visits, and events in Anaconda. Items include Red Men and Rainbow meetings, Kiwanis luncheon, W. O. W. camp, and church gatherings. Several locals travel to Deer Lodge, Dillon, or Los Angeles, with sales, rentals, and sales of suits and furniture also noted.
Rod Morgan, a longtime Anaconda resident and former foreman of the blacksmithing department at the A. C. M. foundry for 12 years, died yesterday in Los Angeles at age 105. He leaves four children B. T. Morgan and C. R. Morgan of Butte, Mrs. Leo Co. Bryant of Los Angeles, and Mrs. McDougal of Topsfield, Massachusetts. Burial likely in Los Angeles.
Jewelry from the late Ed Labbe will be sold at public auction by Public Administrator P. T. O'Brien at the courthouse this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The lot includes diamond rings, stick pins, brooches, watches, cuff links, and other items, plus trunks, opera glasses, kodak, mandolin, and a gate-leg table. Also noted is a June 19 sale of farm animals to satisfy a deficiency judgment in a separate case at the Hennes Johnson ranch eight miles northeast of Anaconda.
Members of the Joseph A. Holmes Safety First society will hold their annual get together tonight at 8 at city hall council chambers. James McPherson and Henry Quane are scheduled to speak. Plans for a summer picnic and a repeat of last year’s Silver Lake outing will be discussed.
Anaconda Kiwanians plan the first mulligan of the season at the tourist park at 6 45 this evening. Members and friends meet at the express office at 6 30 before driving to the park where an expert will prepare the mulligan, announced secretary Jack Taylor last night.
Anaconda camp No 164 votes tonight at 7 30 o clock to elect officers. Please attend, Adv.
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