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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1921
Page
8
San Cura Ointment promises rapid healing for running sores fever sores and burns with money back guarantee. Sold in several jar sizes by Thompson Medical Co. Titusville Pa and City Drug Co 119 Main street Anaconda.
Local home remedy ad claims kidney weakness causes backache headaches and dizzy spells. Patient Mrs J M Browning of Anaconda says six boxes cured her persistent pain after her father, a doctor, advised the pills.
Steve Gregovich pleaded guilty before Judge Winston in district court to manufacturing ardent spirits and received 60 days in county jail plus a $300 fine. Victor Carlson pleaded guilty to selling ardent spirits, with 60 days in jail and a $200 fine. Confiscation actions tied to liquor raids on premises of J. H. Finn and John Vocanovich were postponed until March 19.
Dr W C Gutelius of Anaconda learns his brother Robert Gutelius died in Mifflenburg Pennsylvania on February 22. The varnish maker and sales manager had long worked in the industry. Coincidentally on the same date his son Robert, a civil engineer with the Pennsylvania Railroad, wed in Canada and will move to Carbondale Pennsylvania with his bride.
John Carlo was fined $25 in police court yesterday for reckless driving. The charge arose from a collision with a taxicab at Park Avenue and Oak Street on Saturday. The court ruled from the evidence that Carlo was driving on the wrong side of the street.
Anaconda honors Saint Patrick with high mass and Irish processions led by the Ancient Order of Hibernians and affiliated groups. A.O.H. hall to St Paul’s church procession, choir music, and a sermon by Rev. John Connolly. Proceeds aid Ireland relief. Social dances follow in two halls with special music and crowd arrangements by James F. Duffy and committee.
Newspapers declare this week’s Pan tages show as the greatest in two years on this circuit. Zulieka, touted as the only woman hypnotist, headlines the bill with a startling act said to be non offensive. Hector, King of Canines, plus music and comedy, round out the lineup.
The Rev Father Malloy of New Zealand addressed a full hall of the Catholic Order of Foresters at their regular meeting last night. He spoke on experiences in the late war and concluded with an engaging talk on the Irish question followed by a smoker. This was his first Foresters court speech in the United States at Mount Haggin court.
Announcement from Fargo states W. G. Johnson of Fargo has been appointed receiver for the Consumers United States Company a nonpartisan league fostered mercantile firm Voluntary proceedings were filed before Judge Moellering of Minot to formalize the action.
Deer Lodge county committee of the American committee for relief in Ireland reports total donations of 2807 dollars last night. A plan to send subscription cards allows small monthly payments. The latest contributor list includes A. O. H. society, Michael Shea, Mrs. Hannigan, Hartigan, Roe, Dougherty, Reedy, Harkins, Kelly, Marron, McBride, McTigue, Ryan, Mill and Smeltermen’s union, Casey, Lowney, Morley, Sullivan, Murphy, Finnegan, Heaney, Costello, Mooney, Markey, Garvey, Hamill, Cox, McKittrick, Reardon, Lacey, Dowdall, Benniger, Mulvey, Dougherty, Cullen and Daly.
Wild geese, seen as spring harbingers during their northern flight, were misled by a blizzard that struck Anaconda yesterday morning just after a flock of over 100 geese passed over Georgetown lake. The storm dropped heavy snow as the wind died by sunset, leaving hilltops bare. Temperature ranged from 20 to 30 degrees.
Four prominent railway executives are set to testify before the U S labor board next Friday in response to a summons. T. Dewitt Cuyler, chairman of the Association of Railway Executives, and Robert S. Binkerd will appear Friday morning, followed by W. W. Atterbury of the Pennsylvania and Carl R. Gray of the Union Pacific on Friday or Saturday.
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