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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1923
Page
2
Women everywhere try many beautifiers but results fade. The article promotes E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cheap remedy for female ailments, claiming it restores health and beauty and brings back vitality and joy of living.
Bozeman newlyweds Mr and Mrs Lowell Bowen en route to San Francisco stop in Butte visiting Bowen parents at 2625 Bayard. Miss Mabel Kelly to wed in June after a shower hosted by Mrs Charles Erickson. Community notices include church events at Central Presbyterian and Trinity M E, a MWA dance, and a large turnout at Bethesda. Several families relocate, children hospitalized briefly, and local volunteers plan bazaars and summer activities. Dolores Rowe recovers after surgery, and residents head to Los Angeles Portland and Yellowstone trips.
John Glassley pleaded guilty to possession and transportation of moonshine whiskey and received a $501 fine. Judge Self reduced the fine to $300, which he paid for release from county jail last Saturday. Glassley was arrested with L. T. McLaughlin on the Como road about two weeks ago by Sheriff Lockridge.
AP reports a night attack near Pocahontas injures four priests and one lay church official. Victims include Father Straussner of Jonesboro with neck and shoulder wounds, Father Berlinger of Paragould with neck wounds, Father Herringer of Engleberg with minor injuries, Father Froitzheim of Pocahontas with a leg wound, and Joe Bruno the lay official shot in the back.
New York June 19 John D Rockefeller Jr announced a 150000 gift to 15 hospitals in the United States and Canada to promote insulin use in diabetes care. Funds aim to boost free ward patients treated with insulin and train physicians in general practice on insulin methods. duration left to hospital authorities.
June 29 farmers in Ravalli county will tour Bitter Root dairy stock beef cattle and hog farms. County Agent L A Campbell will lead with Montana State College specialists to demonstrate desirable stock and modern dairy barns. Nine breeders’ farms from Grantsdale Skalkaho Creek Hamilton Stevensville will be visited, ending at Mark Fitzgarrald farm after a noon picnic at D C Gray ranch.
Hamilton June 19 The Daly fish hatchery received two shipments of native trout eggs from Georgetown lake. About 1,000,000 native trout are expected from the two lots. Rainbow eggs totaling 109,000 will hatch and be planted in the Daly estate private pond. All fish raised this year will be distributed in Ravalli county. The hatchery, four miles SE of Hamilton near Skalka ho creek, uses spring water. Built by Marcus Daly four years ago, it was later turned to state management. J H Brunson oversees statewide hatcheries, with John Sheehan in charge this year. Fry will later be released at Darby Victor and the Daly estate ponds.
Grantsdale June 19. County Agent L A Campbell launched two clubs in Grantsdale a calf club and a potato club. A joint picnic near the old Grantsdale bridge followed a potato care talk and pig feeding guidance. Officers elected Harry Bell president Elmer Nygaard vice president Clarence Neuman secretary. Potato members Harry Bell Herman Shuland Elmer Nygaard Charles McGregor Clarence Neuman Richard Bryson. Pig club members Clarence Neuman Orin Neuman William Lyndes Bernice Edson Arrie Wood Astrid Anderson.
G E Bud Smith purchases the F S book and stationery store from F A Shappee in the Ravalli Republican building on Main Street. The shop will operate as the Smith Book Store, continuing the business started over a year ago by Shappee and George R Fisk. The Shappees will soon depart for the coast.
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