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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1917
Page
10
An old advertisement extols Gets-It as the corn discovery of the age. It claims two seconds to apply and instant relief, urging readers to buy through Lawrence & Co of Chicago and Standard Drug Co. aanbieding.
The Montana reviews of the Women’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees will hold a grand annual rally tomorrow in Butte at the Woman’s club building. Mrs Gertrude H Preston state commander and Mrs Alice B Locke will attend. program includes sessions at 10 a m, 2 pm, and an evening program with addresses, music, and dances.
The Mountaineer published by Butte high school students is off the press and will reach subscribers Monday afternoon. It includes staff baby pictures and a feature puzzle with staff names, and announces honor roll and top grades for the third quarter.
A customer complains a suit bought two weeks ago looks musty as the dealer argues clothing wears to look iron. The exchange occurs in a street scene near Dankowske north Main Street. The library notes May 7 to 14 inventory with hours 9 am to 6 pm.
The case of Matt Lamuth, administrator for Matt Lamuth Jr., vs John Patritte and Caesar Patritte began before Judge Lynch’s jury. It alleges a June 12 automobile collision caused the death of Lamuth’s son and seeks $10,000 in damages. The trial resumes Tuesday.
The Butte Water company declares 1901 assets of 6.48 million dollars with 6 million capital stock and 2 million in paid in real estate. Liabilities total 74 thousand unreserved debt and 2 million in bonds secured by a trust mortgage. The instrument dated July 1, 1901, at New Aurora.
In a humorous century dash at the Butte Country Club a side bet of 150 dollars drew Ike Heilbronner and Jack Roche, district manager of Montana Power. Heilbronner won after a close finish as Roche tired, a week after Meyer previously won a race. Mrs Jensen, wife of Jensen & Von Huberg, sped to the event in a large car and was cited for speeding by Traffic Officer Prija.
Judge George M. Bourquin yesterday denied the Godfrey Trustee Company temporary injunction against a state court suit brought by James Madden and others. The bankruptcy estate in Jefferson county involves mining claims. B C Day represented the plaintiff with Dan Kelly for defendants Charles R. Rader and Charles E. Wendell, who were adjudged bankrupts. Hearing for admission to bankruptcy was fixed for June 18 for Silas B Truax and Andrew Blewar.
The West scenery display planned by Mr Curtis at the chamber of commerce rooms tonight is postponed to Monday night due to train delays. Rotary Club President Gillis received word yesterday that Curtis would not reach Butte until Monday.
Postmaster Goodwin announced that Rocker will restore the post office to regular city service. Once a lively mining town with placer diggings and the Blue Bird, Rocker lost its post office years ago, but a strong comeback plan led to the decision to reestablish service.
The thirty third annual Scottish Rite reunion will be held at the Masonic temple on May 21 22 28 and 24 with about seventy candidates to be raised. Zabud council conferred eight degrees yesterday and Montana commandery will confer six more next Saturday. Formal notice of cancelling Shrine Imperial Council entertainment features will be given at Wednesday night’s meeting.
Coroner Homilies of Lethbridge says the Friedley brothers Albert and John were found on a farm near Grassy Lake. He believes John, believed insane, killed Albert about four days earlier and then hanged himself with a strap three days later. The incident occurred near Lethbridge Alberta.
Berlin dispatch reports General Groener defending his May Day manifesto before the reichstag. Deputy Schoepfin and other social democrats supported the minister, arguing the manifesto was necessary as Germany faced a fatal choice leading to defeat and urging calm at home and in the field.
A federal suit filed yesterday by the government seeks to cancel a patent issued to SP Snyder and Edward Reichalt. The government accuses fraud in the land claim near Fort Benton and aims to clear titles to the property involved.
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