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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
9
A neglected liver causes bilious symptoms and poor digestion leading to headaches and rundown health. Dr W S Thacher promotes a vegetable liver and blood syrup said to restore energy, appetite, and vigor quickly. Sold by Mer Drug Company and druggists.
A town remedy touts Joint-base as a quick rub on lotion for joints, claiming it penetrates to ligaments and tendons to ease lameness and pain in seconds. Advertised by The City Drug Co. and Fuller Drug Co. with claims of faster aid than ordinary remedies.
The City Drug company proclaims a guarantee that AllenkhU decisively conquers rheumatic pain and twinges. The advertisement asserts tested results over years and invites all sufferers to try without paying until proven, claiming full confidence in relief and satisfaction.
Hundreds attended the funeral of James Morris a well known Anaconda resident who died last Sunday after pneumonia. The service at St Pauls church involved multiple priests Catholic Order of Foresters members and a choirs offering with interment at Mount Carmel cemetery. Relatives and friends from Missoula and Helena attended the solemn Mass and pallbearers included Dominick and Anthony Morris and others.
The Arcadians orchestra, touring from the Northwest, will play at Anaconda’s Rose Garden on Thursday and Saturday evenings. They recently halted in Anaconda after leaving Arca lings en route to Spokane, with prior engagement in Idaho and Washington towns.
Unanimous victory claimed by Montana Dillon State Normal College last Saturday. Team members Mary Moran Lucille Merrick and Margaret Arthur led the effort. Mise Gilchrist, daughter of W H Gilchrist, is noted among participants.
A jury in Justice Henrold's court yesterday morning found Owens not guilty of the assault charge. The case, brought by Marko Mandian and others including Phe furore, Dave, Macintyre, A. Githeasi, James Bheenane, Matt Kelty, and Guy Miller Fingen, concluded after testimony was heard.
The first round at Roach and Smith's saw Tom Kelly beat BA Suprecht to nine and Luttrell defeat Mc Vicars 20 to 16. About 24 entries entered the event, shaping a lively contest as Fike notes a regular meeting tonight at 4:30 or 5. The report also mentions Italy's iron and steel plant reopening after a six-year sale.
Anaconda brief notes various local activities and visits including J F McLanahan of Butte, Peter Jessen, Mrs. Meyers, and Wilbur Jurden. Ads mention rent, a dance at Austrian hall, and Pocahontas social event. Local officials, hotel arrivals, and hospital notes appear with brief community notices and upcoming church events.
Anaconda Woman's Club members will present a program for patients at Galen next Monday evening. The event features songs by the Club chorus under Mia J.P. Stage. Chorus members should contact Stage this morning for details, and donations of a car for transport to Galen are welcome through Mew Stamm.
Miss Rather Swanson and Emil Imadon wed at noon yesterday in the home of the bride’s parents at 709 East Seventh Street. Rev H Collander officiated. Bridesmaids wore jade green crepe. Guests included immediate friends and relatives. Reception followed at the couple’s East Seventh Street home.
Three public auctions planned at the courthouse over the coming weeks announced by Sheriff candidate P. Mahoney. Two ranch lands and a third sale of goods seized will be auctioned, including fixtures from a bar on Park Avenue owned by Lasetich and Bojovich. An April 3 sale will liquidate the Talbot ranch near Stuart under a court order in the Mary Jones estate case.
To settle points the Anaconda police and firemen are governed by the provisions of the metropolitan police code. A regular meeting is held tonight at George Hackett, H. R. H. Clinton, Secretary.
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