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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1925

Page

2

Juvenile Court Hears Eight Youths Ages 11 to 17

Seven boys and one girl faced Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch in juvenile court. The girl was committed to the Home of the Good Shepherd after parental protests, while most boys were released with promises of close parental supervision and obedience. One 12-year-old pleaded guilty to stealing $285 from an East Park Street clothing store. probation officer O Connor noted restitution, and the court granted freedom with repayment.

Jeremiah J. Lynch the Good Shepherd Helen Iris Whittler Aul East Park Street Omeer O'Connor

Old-Time Salesman Claims Cure for Bronchial Asthma

W. H. Kirchman of Sioux Falls declares a new treatment cured his 37 year bronchial asthma. He says wheezing and choking plagued him for years and sleepless nights followed each attempt to rest. He offers to explain the treatment free of charge to any other sufferers. Write today.

Poux Falls Dak W. H. Kircchman Lacotah Bidg Sioux Falls

Third Exit Added at Gash and Garry Market

The Hennessy company’s Ité Cash and Carry groceries and meats market began on a small scale with low prices and quality food. As savings attracted shoppers, a second exit was added and now a third exit has been installed to speed purchases and service.

Hennessy Company Ite Butte Henressy Ita Itn

Eleven Held in Gambling Raids at East Park Street

Eleven men were arrested in two gambling dens on East Park Street by county investigators led by Ted Liebo, with deputies reporting dice and poker games in progress. All were charged in Justice of the Peace Buckley’s court, with lists naming Sil Bian and others.

Judi Mike “Atinsot Manega Mannatt Harry Christianity Steve Malian Ham!rahe. Bement

Light Grist Heard In Civil Calendar

Civil calendar sessions led by Judges Carroll and Bourquin heard divorce actions and set July term trials. Judge Carroll ruled on the Bertsch Schimmel case, ending double payments and allowing civil suit pursuit. The Cracker Jack Co v Buckley case involved release of attachment with costs against Buckley. A divorce for Erkilia v Erkila was granted, custody awarded. Several other cases were scheduled for April dates, with multiple divorces and motions discussed.

Carroll Bourquin Ruby Bertsch Schimmel Paul F. Schimmel Invorce Mohtang Cracker Jack Company Louis A. Buckley Justice Buckley Province of Justice Binnard and Rodger Harry Meyer Adant Lisa Erkilia August E. Erkkila Maymie Min Thomas Hubert F. Thomas

Red Cross Seeks Funds for Tornado Victims in Illinois

Butte citizens urged to aid tornado stricken areas in Illinois Indiana and Missouri. Local Red Cross chapter organized subscriptions and contributions via A J Davis of First National Bank Hugo Kenek and Miner Law firm. Telegram from William M Baxter vice president Red Cross asked for prompt support and relief supplies to St Louis. Chamber of Commerce and local Red Cross pledged full cooperation to aid victims and back relief operations.

Butte Illinois Kentucky A. J. Davis First National Bank Hugo Kenek Miner Law Just Company Butteha E‘ Chamber of Comme Mr. Kenek William M. Baxter Js American Red Cross St. Louis Indiana Missouri Red Cross F. R. Venable Chamber of Commerce Washington, D. C Butte Chamber of Commerce Willy

Butte Man Jailed On Failure Charge

Butte resident George C. McAllaster was arrested in Spokane on a failure to provide for his wife Dolly McAllaster of 833 South Main Street. County Attorney T. Downey's office was notified, papers are being prepared, and an effort will be made to bring him back to Butte for trial.

Downey George C. McAllater Butte Dolly “McAllister South Main Street Spokane

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