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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1924
Page
8
Recurrent indigestion can cause inflammation of the stomach and intestines that may spread to the appendix. Symptoms include uneasiness, sour taste, gas, heartburn, nausea, vomiting, constipation, and dizziness. Smith Bros. M. A. C. is advertised as a guaranteed stomach treatment selling a large bottle for $1.25.
Detroit Michigan woman recounts severe pains and nervous symptoms before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims first week relief sleep and appetite, avoiding surgery and regaining strength. The letter promotes fifty years of service for the product and cites Mrs Gus Vogel of 6608 Pelouze St.
General Dumont, veteran of France’s armies and former head of the north transportation system, toured the Helena area mining sites and the Anaconda smelter. He discussed France’s postwar rehabilitation and noted railroad and land rehabilitation progress. He may return to Montana for a Yellowstone trip before heading to Washington and Mexico City on official duties.
The funeral for Mrs. L. W. English, who died at her country home north of Dillon, was conducted at 3:30 p.m. from the Methodist church with Rev. Edward Smith officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery. she had resided in Beaverhead County about 15 years and numerous friends attended. A separate report notes a car collision on the Twin Bridges road near Dillon between a touring car driven by Miss Martha Featherly and a sedan owned by A. L. Stone. both vehicles suffered damage but no serious injuries occurred.
Attorney J H Higgins returns from Helena after attending the American Legion convention. Various residents visit relatives, take vacations, or relocate. Mrs L M Hyde and Mrs H M Barker open a restaurant at Hamilton Inn. Corvallis society reports trips, medical cases, a play at Odd Fellows hall, typhoid fever cases, and summer courses at State Normal college. Corvallis subscribers may pick up Standards Sundays at St. John's drugstore.
Madison county stockman A P Williams visits Alder. Arthur Anderson and Dunz stay in the area. Mr and Mrs Chris Anderson visit from Alder. Scandia club hosts annual picnic at Berg Christensen ranch with a late night dance. Numerous residents including Mrs H A Kaiser from Polson and Jack Card spend summers in Dillon visiting relatives. Clarence Patterson and E H Heineman travel from Armstead and Spokane respectively.
The Montana National Guard and a battalion of the Fourth Infantry will stage the Sham Battle at Fort Harrison with an enemy advance from Bozeman. Governor Joseph M. Dixon will review the guardsmen Thursday morning. An exhibition of trench warfare is planned for Thursday afternoon with a night trench display on the hill near the fort.
Helena June 23 counsel for the Great Northern railway company were notified today of the dismissal of an appeal from a Yellowstone district court judgment awarding damages to the Ga breath Cattle company for losses alleged to have resulted from failure of railway employees to feed and water livestock.
Philipsburg records the death of Katherine Mason a long time resident who died at 6 20 pm at her daughter’s home She was born in 1853 in Germany and came to Montana 42 years ago She leaves two daughters Mrs W W Royal and Mrs Clifford O Brien and two sons William Mason and John Ley plus 11 grandchildren The funeral will be at St Philip s Catholic church at a date to be announced Other local items mention Coroner Carmichael in Anaconda and several residents visiting or traveling between Missoula Philipsburg
Police in Yokohama impose strict controls and ban a June 29 protest meeting against the United States immigration act barring Japanese from entry. Authorities step up protection for U S nationals amid rising anti-American sentiment after a recent California incident.
A. J. Durkin, 30, arrested in Los Angeles on auto theft charges, identified by police as a suspect in the March 1923 warehouse whiskey raid slaying of Policeman Pete Bergoski in Newark New Jersey. Detectives say Durkin admitted being wanted for murder there and Newark authorities confirm the match. He will be held for extradition.
County Commissioner Addison Huffman from Granite county returned from Helena with his bride Lucy Carpenter a Granite county high school teacher. The newlyweds were greeted at the depot by Rotary club led by Mayor EK. McClees and a procession of over 50 cars.
Temperatures have risen slightly across the plains and northern regions. Low pressures linger over the Northwest with relatively unsettled skies along Washington's coast this evening.
Word reached Anaconda yesterday confirming the death of Maurice J. Minor 79 at his Mineral Point Wisconsin home. He left four sons J M Minor L S Minor Martin Minor O A Minor and a daughter Frances Minor. A Civil War veteran and printer by trade he was a respected Mineral Point citizen and charter member of the George H Leggat post. Frances Minor of Helena was visiting Anaconda when the news arrived and plans were made to attend the funeral.
E. F. Quinney was elected commander of the Deer Lodge post of the American Legion for the coming year. F. O. Barnes is first vice commander, D. I. Crush second vice commander, Joe Schwartz finance officer, Charles Flood chaplain, J. W. Stebbins sergeant at arms, W. K. Smith historian. Executive committee members are Robert Dyas, Dr. W. L. Beal, H. M. Blake, Dr. L. G. Dunlap, and F. E. Bullock. Reports from the Helena state convention delegates were reviewed.
News of Joe Horns marriage in Los Angeles recalls his standout Anaconda high school career in 1905 and 1906. He won multiple events at the Missoula track meet and earned honors in sprints high jump and pole vault. Horn did not attend college and later became a successful Los Angeles contractor with teammates Karl Tucker Rudy Barich Hank Barry Ed Wenger Milton Reid and Matt Kelley.
The funeral of Dominic Ruane who died Sunday will start at 9 o'clock from the family home 1190 Mast Fifth Street and proceed to St Peter's Church for a solemn high mass at 9 30. Interment will follow at Mount Carmel Cemetery.
Flags bought by Anaconda merchants for public use have been taken on two occasions prompting owners to complain of theft. Hoodlums are blamed as officials note the public rights concern. A separate note reports England sees three wheeled roller skates introduced with a larger center wheel.
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