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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1925
Page
2
Readable excerpts show price deals on condiments sauces and preserves including Blue Ribbon Catsup Chill Sauce and Sunkist products. Kellogg’s Post Toasties Cream of Wheat peaches and maple syrup also appear with multi pack pricing. Jergen Bath Tablets priced in a soap specials listing.
Butte realtors report business at a three year peak with increased purchases and investments as Edward Bolever of Bolever & Brown cites rising demand for homes and investments. He notes 30 universities offering real estate courses and defines a realtor as trustworthy, service minded, and values knowledge of real estate and human value. He stresses customer needs over commissions and highlights the local and national real estate boards.
H P Grove appointed as Butte district manager by E W Matheson of Oakland Motor Car company. Grove previously served as Oakland sales representative in Minneapolis and as special salon representative at the home office. His Montana, Western North Dakota, adjacent South Dakota and Wyoming, and Southern Idaho territory includes the new Butte offices at 605 Metals Bank building.
Butte Camera club members will display two photos each at the annual automobile show opening Thursday afternoon at Columbia Gardena pavilion. Entries to be brought to the Montana Power Company office. scenic views favored. The club, organized under the Butte school of art, plans summer photo expeditions and a series of competitions.
Many Butte artists volunteer for March 12 at the Masonic theater under Mme Marie M Leipheimer. Proceeds aid crippled children in Shrine hospitals. Performers include Marion and Janet Hobbs, Elsie Collins, Aleene Mayo, Sara O Connor, Libbie Chamison, Mia Gramling Mooney, Destabete violin, Welsh singers Sara and Laura Bellis, Rosemary Kavanaugh accompanist, harpist Mrs George Tait, and others.
An ad touts instant relief from sour stomach gases indigestion flatulence and headaches. It promotes chewing a few estion for a few cents and claims to ease stomach distress quickly with purchase at any drug store.
An enormous number of people are weak and ailing, planning and doctoring, seeking relief from grime and poor habits. The piece urges practical steps toward healthier living and warns against neglecting basic cleanliness and self care.
Raymond Beott and Charles Mur-Butte face burglary charges for allegedly entering the Currie block at 116 West Galena Street on February 2 with intent to steal. Bail set at 2600. Earl Peters charged with attempting to rob James B Ledford on February 26 bail 2500. N G Villegas charged with grand larceny attempt. M D Kelly appointed as attorney. plea set for Monday. bond 1500. Villegas allegedly tried to rob Thomas Askman, taking watch and $2. Peter Moe OMeer Larkin involved in arrest. Two juvenile cases heard by Judge Lynch. a 14-year-old girl guilty of incorrigibility to Helene vocational school. a 17-year-old boy guilty of beating his mother and committed to Miles City industrial school.
The School of Mines Alumni Association held its largest gathering yet to honor President Clapp. Music was provided by Treasure State and several notable alumni, including Towne Hobbs Lewis Van Duyn Gro orno, Emmet Hale and John Norton, with a crowd featuring many prominent figures and graduates from various classes.
The Montana Plating company at 112 East Galena street will showcase nickel plated automobile parts at the auto show. The firm, a newcomer to Butte industry, operates the only nickel and silver plating works in the region, with a modern plant and full electroplating capabilities. Funeral services for Mrs. Kate Donovan were held at 43 Anaconda road with Father Hannan officiating and burial in St. Patrick's cemetery. The pallbearers were Dantel Bulivan, Harry Shea, John Leary, Pim biy Harr, Jack Lynch, and Michael Melvin. A report notes the death of Joseph Norerom, longtime member of the Benevolent Protective Order of Hike in New York and organizer of the order's charter, described as the oldest living minstrel performer in vaudeville.
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