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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
8
A. Storman of 3014 South Fifteenth Street Tacoma reports dramatic improvement after taking Tanlac losing rheumatic pain stomach weakness and fatigue. He says no rheumatism remains and energy and appetite returned describing Tanlac as unbeatable and widely sold by druggists.
Colds and grip cause kidney trouble and extra burden weakens kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills relieve backache headaches and dizziness, with Mrs. P. H. Madden of 710 West Park avenue praising them as a long standing household remedy.
An advertisement from Thompson Medical Co. of Titusville Pennsylvania touts San Cura Ointment. It claims to draw out poison from sores and promote rapid healing including eczema and tetter relief. Prices range from 25 to 250 cents per jar.
Mrs. Wallace T. Perham of Glendive spoke at the Montana Federation of Women's Clubs in Bozeman, urging clubwomen to extend influence worldwide through the General Federation of Women's Clubs. She discussed border peace, women consul roles, and the federation's Washington clubhouse project with a $120,000 goal.
The U S civil service commission announced open competitive examinations for warehouse foreman positions with the United States forest service in Missoula Montana and Spokane Washington. Salaries range from 1220 to 1620 dollars yearly with applications due by June 30.Further information available from C W Paine secretary Anaconda post office Seattle Washington at the eleventh district civil service board.
A hatchery shipment of native and rainbow trout and gray ling was sent yesterday to Three Forks to replace fish killed in the town aquarium. The three fork aquarium fish died after feeding on poisoned grasshoppers collected by farmers and given to the fish by local boys.
Philipsburg will mark the Fourth with a daylong program led by the fire brigade and Woman's club. A grand parade at 10 a.m. followed by a patriotic address, sports events with cash prizes, a baseball game against Drummond, and a bucking contest at South Side Athletic park offering $25 for best rider and $15 for best broncho handler.
Philipsburg residents share weekend visits with friends in Butte Anaconda Seattle and Deer Lodge. Attorney Mrs McHugh Mr and Mrs Orr and daughters travel for social calls J H Cole B C Keith D Sullivan J J MacDonald C Huffman join motor party visiting Anaconda and Miss Moore Miss Mary Moore Miss Carrie McLeod and Miss Josephine Moore spend time with friends in Anaconda.
Miss Hilda Johnson returns from Hamilton where she finished high school. Many residents stop by Stevensville for visits including Mrs. Jennie Mize from Victor and Ed Willey of the Stevensville bakery. Roy Oliver becomes deputy in the county assessor's office and heads to Hamilton to start work. An array of local movements follow with church notices and a marriage announced for Miss Jane Rees to Albert Hurst in Lamona Iowa. Commissioner Taylor returns from Helena with bids for the Grantsdale road and bridge project awarded to Ed Zumwalt and C. F. Mendel for start next month.
Hannah Bouchee a native of Ireland and longtime Anaconda resident died after a week long illness. She is survived by husband Napoleon Bouchee of Opportunity four sisters and two brothers with services pending awaiting relatives. The body lies at P. J. Finnegan undertaking.
Mr and Mrs Ben Scovell and Mr and Mrs N P Morris traveled from Butte to Anaconda to reconnect with acquaintances Ms Scovill met 25 years ago during his stage prominence in Montana. He was known for Shakespearean roles and is remembered by many locals. Morris from Salt Lake, a regional Borden's Condensed Milk sales rep, led the visit.
Mr and Mrs Charles King newly married in Butte return to establish a home at 616 East Commercial avenue Mrs King formerly Nettie Para He is a foreman for the B A P rail way ceremony at St Patrick church Butte conducted by Rev Father Meegah witnesses were Mr and Mrs Arthur Cole natives of Anaconda friends extend happiness risks of the event.
Miss Dorothy Whittaker of Dillon operated on at St. Ann hospital and recovery is rapid. Former Lieutenant Governor W W McDowell and Mrs McDowell passed through Anaconda en route to their Flint Creek farm. Mrs Joseph Whitworth of Deer Lodge seeks eye treatment, accompanied by her son and daughter. Under Sheriff John McKelvie returned from Miles City escorting a juvenile court commitment to the state industrial school. Harry Beal and Vincent Crimmons return from Denver after attending university last term.
A J Rolfe was re elected boys athletic director of Anaconda high school for next year at 2200 dollars. The Blue Eyed Nellie district may send pupils to Anaconda schools pending cost, with transport and tuition arrangements under review. Commencement set for June 16 at Margaret theater with seniors facing final exams and special considerations.
Wallace Reid and Elsie Ferguson star in Forever at the Bluebird theater for the last times tonight. The story follows antique modes of transport from a horse drawn victoria to a Venetian gondola and a camel in Algeria with Reid on an English hunter during fox hunt scenes.
The Jay Bees of Anaconda will face Deer Lodge on the city common at 6:15 p.m. Wednesday. A week later at the same hour they duel the Colored Giants of Butte.
Alfred Barker of East Liverpool Ohio reports Foley's Honey and Tar eased his boy's seven to eight week bronchial cough at night. The remedy soothes and heals, and Barker says he will recommend it. Sold everywhere.
Patrick Kane a former Anacondan and brother of Mrs. P J Donahue of Anaconda died recently in Boston. He once lived in Anaconda and worked in Butte. Survived by two brothers John and Michael Kane. In Boston he is survived by his wife and two children. He was about 45 years old.
Thomas Michael Forkin, 3 weeks old, son of Mr and Mrs Patrick Forkin of Leslie Avenue Opportunity, died yesterday. Funeral at P J Finnegan chapel this afternoon with private interment at Mount Carmel cemetery. A twin brother of the deceased died recently.
Tom Corcoran, arrested Sunday by Deputy Dick Matchett on complaint of his wife that he assaulted her, was fined $10 in Justice Pringle's court yesterday.
Two Montana recreation camps for farm wives announced by the extension service will run July 2-6 at Sidney and July 5-8 at Glasgow. Led by Miss Anna M. Turley, the programs focus on home management nutrition and recreation with six lectures by Dr. Caroline Hedger. Fifty women each camp, cost five dollars, half paid by the local community.
Formal testimony was presented in the Mrs. Madalynne Oben chain murder trial in Los Angeles. An undertaker and a county autopsy surgeon proved death, and a county engineer identified a map showing Kennedy's death scenes.
A Chicago jury awarded Hanna Randall $55 000 in her suit for 100 000 against her former husband Louis E Randall his wife Mamie Hardy Randall and Mamie’s mother Margaret Hardy. She charged conspiracy to imprison her and had been held in a psychopathic ward before proving sane.
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