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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
8
Do not believe rheumatism is permanent. Increasing red blood cells through a vegetable-based tonic can cleanse impurities. S S S promises powerful blood cleansing and relief from pain swelling stiffness and fatigue.
Mrs Olive Avce r of 19 Howard Street Lowell Massachusetts describes recovery after hospital stay using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She reports regained strength and ability to work and urges others to try the product Over 200 000 women answered a question about benefits with 98 percent saying yes.
Committee chairs met with H C Heinsch to finalize preparations for Deer Lodge’s three day July show. Thomas Collins reported strong entries from top riders and ropers as parades, stage coach display, dances at Milwaukee hall, lights and window decorations, and the Columbia Ladies Band from Los Angeles were secured for the event. Community members travel east for summer visits as local families plan camps and trips.
Secretary of Agriculture W M Jardine will not reach Wisdom until June 29 delaying the Dillon celebration to June 28. A rodeo, racing card, beef barbecue with sour dough pancakes and mountain trout fish fry are planned with an 11 AM reception. Beaverhead County mobilizes for a large welcome as Rotary backs a Dillon holiday to honor the visit.
Dr. B. E. Davis president of Montana State Normal College spoke on Rotary education and business ethics at the Dillon Rotary Club. Fay Cannon, John F. Seivers, A. F. Waldorf, and others discussed business conditions and a Dillon holiday for Wisdom celebrations honoring Secretary W. M. Jardine.
The statutory charge case against Charles Retallack, tried in district court before Judge Lyman H. Bennett, continued with many state witnesses testifying. The defense has not started its case and a jury verdict is not expected before tomorrow, drawing wide local interest after a year in court.
Mose Smythe attended to business in Dillon from Blaine. Mads Anderson and daughter Hedia sail July 3 for Denmark via New York, with England stops en route. E F Price visits from Dell. Sheriff Metzel of Madison County attends to official business from Virginia City. Reverend Lesehner departs for Boulder for a few days. Frank Easterwald arrives from upper Horse Prairie for a visit. Roy Forrester returns from Melrose to Dillon. Mrs J F E Kelly and Mrs J GelHans travel to Boulder for Don Smith funeral. Ed Dischno visits from Jackson. Mrs Hollis B E Potter and Morse arrive from Chicago for a several week stay. A P Williams visits from Alder on Madison County business. Elizabeth Collins leaves for Manhattan after a week in Dillon.
The North Pacific high extends over the Rockies increasing western heat. Temperatures rise in Oregon Washington and California while Montana and the northern plains see warmer but stable readings. Rain remains scarce west of the Mississippi with minimal changes in the western interior.
A series of local social notes records the Woolfolk sisters Charlotte Julia and Margery leaving Deer Lodge for Roundup after visiting relatives. Other residents including Joe Blessinger Mrs Alice Boatman and Mrs Athur Davis with family are noted for various visits in Dillon Missoula Hamilton Butte and Avon.
Mrs August H Wiebusch a 69 year old Montana resident for four decades died Sunday at her Whitehall valley ranch home after months of ill health. Funeral services were held at the Whitehall Methodist church with Rev George DPD King officiating and interment in Whitehall cemetery. Various locals including Rev J Gilmore and families visited or arrived in town for summer, with social notes on community members and a Children's Day program at the Christian church.
A physician endorses Calotabs as a system purifier and a foundation of health. The ad urges a thorough Calotabs course, once or twice weekly for weeks, promising health rewards and offering a family pack with directions and price at drug stores.
Mr and Mrs William Neal of Ennis visited with Karl Love family Friday night. Sam Redpath of Lyon and many locals hosted and traveled to Belgrade Virginia City and Butte for visits and a dance. A son was born to Maurice McDowell on June 18.
R B E Davis of Sioux City and Mrs. McMullen of Rapid City visit Ray Davis in Hamilton. The Corbin and Noble families travel with Mrs Noble to Yellowstone Park. W L Shove and R C Young report rapid cleanup of infested fruit trees in the lower valley and plan Hamilton work next week. Fred T Parker returns from a Misoula trip.
The Associated Press reports floods entirely surround Forbes New South Wales as of June 24. About 15,000 residents in the district are homeless while the town itself has roughly 8,000 people. The Lachlan River city lies 90 miles west of Bathurst with widespread flood damage reported in southern New South Wales.
New York June 24. Dr Frederick W Seward of Goshen N Y tells the American Institute of Homeopathy convention that a cheerful view and humor aid health. He says irritable people with quick anger risk nerve exhaustion and brain fag.
Basin reports a crowded array of social visits and travel. Arthur Mattson left for Butte due to his mother in law Allan Beebe illness while many Basin residents hosted relatives from Butte Helena and Missoula. A Tuesday social gathering recalled old timers with Mary Hopkins hosting a double dinner and parade of guests including Adeline Loiselle William Morrow and Mac Nanama.
Chicago June 24. Terry Druggan and Frank Lake, jailed for contempt of federal injunction, were suspected of directing a brewery from their cells. Prohibition agents raided the site finding vacated facilities, brew master boots, foaming beer in tanks, and machinery valued at about $100. warrants were issued for two former Druggan Lake associates.
Camp Logan Illinois reports Captain Lyons of Wagner South Dakota zeroed a 1 000 yard target with 20 straight shots to star today's trials for national infantry rifle competition Corporal G E B Friend of Fort Benning Georgia leads with 1138 points while Captain Lieyd Spooner of Portland Oregon at Fort Houston Texas sits second with a strong showing
Eighteen people died and two were severely burned when a blaze swept through Abu Hammad destroying about 350 native dwellings in Cairo district.
Fore closure proceedings were filed in federal court by the Guaranty Trust company of New York holding $200 million in refunding bonds. Judge Charles N. Pray granted the foreclosure petition and named receivers H F Byram W W Potter and F E J Brundage with bonds of $5 000 each.
Members of the Creation Society Witness Branch No 39 are urged to attend the funeral of Frank Franich this morning at 8 30 from Mrs Stane Verlichs residence at 128 corner Mercury and Grant Streets. The service continues with a requiem high mass at Sacred Heart Church at 9 30 and interment follows at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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