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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
9
An advertisement from Thompson Medical Co claims San Cura Ointment quickly draws out poison from sores burns and wounds and relieves eczema tetter and salt rheum. It lists prices 25c 65c 1.25 and 2.50 with San Cura Soap also sold as antiseptic skin care.
Aviator Cr O Prest on way to Siberia returns to Anaconda after a rain storm, reaches Helena, then resumes flight amid more storms. He recounts reception in Canadian towns, police orders for alleged passenger carriage, and holiday crowds with town banquets as he avoids taking aboard locals.
Funeral services for the late Bernard Sorenson are held this afternoon starting at 2 o'clock from 209 Maple Street and continuing at 2:30 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints on Eighth Street.
Mrs Ellen Bancroft filed her petition for nomination as clerk of the district court on the democratic ticket. David Kidd filed his petition for nomination as member of the state legislature from Deer Lodge county on the republican ticket.
Thomas P. Dougherty of Anaconda, a St. Peter's high school graduate class of 1921, has been awarded the first year prize of the state pharmaceutical association. The award amount is $50.
Anaconda notes report business visitors from Butte and Seattle, a Baptist Ladies' Aid postponement, graduation flowers, social meetings, and upcoming sales. Also listed are light department updates, weather impacts on a local game, charity and club events, and city announcements.
The Ladies of the Grand Army held their final meeting before summer adjournment. Delegates to the state encampment in Kalispell June 20 were elected: Mrs. W. C. Gutelius, Miss Clara Marcille, and Miss Marjorie MacRae with alternates Mrs. James Quane, Mrs. Charles Avery, and Miss Anna Davidson. State officers and local circle leaders will attend. The local circle plans to entertain the Butte circle on June 39.
St Peter's high school alumni plan a dance this evening at Washoe Park to honor the seniors. An expected large crowd attends as officers are elected including President Mary Dalton and Secretary-Treasurer Mary Woods, with committees named for dance and decorations.
Henry C. Thorne of Boston reports improved health after using Foley Cathartic Tablets. The product claims to cleanse the bowels sweeten the stomach and invigorate the liver without pain or nausea and is sold everywhere.
Funeral service for Mrs Olga Masden is scheduled Friday afternoon. The procession leaves Co. A. Tuttle company undertaking parlors at 2 o'clock for services at Norwegian Lutheran Church at 2 30 in the afternoon with Rev J G Knotter officiating.
The Anaconda lodge holds a regular meeting this evening at 8 30. Matters of importance prompted the gathering. Secretary F B Glaser and FE R F H Clinton announce the session.
Membership rose to 170 after a Montana hotel meeting where committees explained aims and accepted members. The group aims for five hundred in 30 days, plans a citywide ballot after broad participation, with a June 22 Montana hotel gathering to discuss aims and dues set at 2.50 per quarter.
Robert B. Kelly safety engineer at Anaconda reduction works spoke to Anaconda Kiwanis on industrial first aid tracing its history from coal mining to modern practices. He stressed speed in aid prevents escalation and that even minor injuries receive prompt care. The dinner featured a colored string orchestra and part singing, and the group adjourned for Elks Flag Day exercises.
Elks announce lodge meeting to be held this evening. Secretary F B Glaser and H Clinton sign as officers. a fee of 30 dollars is mentioned for attendees.
Solemn Elizabeth Larson was granted a decree of divorce from Charles Larson by Judge Whinston in district court. The case was heard recently and taken under advisement.
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