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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
3
A Life Savers advertisement claims candy mints eaten between puffs freshen the mouth and steady nerves, making the next smoke taste better. Six flavors Pep o mint Wint o green Cinnamon Lic o rice Cl o ve Vi o let sell for five cents a package from Life Savers Inc Port Chester NY.
Gregson Springs is described as an amusement and recreation mart with a large Sunday crowd. The main attraction was the plunge with divers and acrobats, a lively circus style display. A dance by the Vaudette sisters and a newly installed Ferris wheel entertained both children and adults.
In a meeting with Mrs. Catherine Erickson of the WBA, a Bitter Root Young Girls' Club is formed from four Butte lodges members to provide an ideal vacation. Plans include a camp at Nine Mile Canyon with Angeline Golubin as president and Mary Higgins as vice president.
Clara Burkard recording secretary Dorothy McBroom corresponding secretary Awilda Burton executive secretary Stella Golubin treasurer Marie McCaw assistant treasurer Geraldine Jones press agent Dorothy McBroom auditing committee Margaret Burley Mary Kennedy Winifred Dunston membership committee Martha Dallmann Mary Butki Gladys Maritta social committee Stella Golubin Mary Kennedy Marie McCaw publicity committee Mary Drendergast Vera Golubin Clara Burkard. Many happy days ahead as Mrs. Erickson, organizer of girls' clubs in Oregon Utah and Montana cities, believes the club will live up to its slogan Watch Us Grow.
Chief Murphy and Federal Prohibition Officers Holter and Roberts raided a ranch distillery in Elk Park district twenty miles from Butte yesterday afternoon. They found a sixty gallon still, large quantities of mash, several gallons of moonshine and wine. John McCaw, found on the premises, is held in the city jail on a still operating charge. The distillery described as a daintily appointed sanitary operation. McCaw bonds set at four hundred dollars.
Thieves entered via a transom at a Cadillac garage on East Quartz Street Sunday night and stole two new high priced cars. Police located both vehicles later, one in the 1600 block East Copper Street and the other in the alley between East Broadway and Granite Street. No suspects identified.
George Walker charged in district court with possession of narcotics asked for more time to enter a plea. The case was continued until Thursday after he appeared in court yesterday. Walker, a wounded veteran, seeks admission to an army surgical hospital for jaw bone treatment linked to an army wound.
The Skalkaho road will be open for travel within a week after a car crossed today. Mud remains heavy on the route, but expected heavy traffic follows word from Bitter Root to the Butte Chamber of Commerce amid inquiries.
The Rialto presents a Paramount picturization of Ethel M Dell’s The Top of the World directed by George Melford with Anna Q Nilsson James Kirkwood Raymond Hatton and Sheldon Lewis in lead roles. Also showing Smouldering Fires starring Pauline Frederick and Laura La Plante starting tomorrow.
Belgrade Journal publisher Hampton reports crops in Gallatin valley and plans a big Fourth of July celebration in Belgrade with a patriotic program, parade, rodeo, boxing and wrestling, free barbecue, and dance, aiming to rival Butte for honors.
The Interior Department ordered the abolition of 22 receivers of local land offices in 11 states. Registrars will take over their duties, with an estimated annual saving of about 50 000 dollars.
Elmer Lankine age 21 Norma Kyle age 18 Redvers Ball age 25 and Arlene Sahinen age 18 all of Butte obtained marriage licenses in Silver Bow County yesterday.
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