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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1921
Page
8
Backache and fatigue may come from kidney issues says the ad. Worries, poor rest, and heavy meals are blamed for low spirits headaches dizziness and irregularities. Doan's Kidney Pills are recommended by neighbors and home folks.
The court orders sale of Edmond Deschone estate real property and governance terms. A newspaper notice in Anaconda Standard will run weekly for four weeks. George B. WwinbTon, judge, cites April date and publication in Deer Lodge County court. The second notice covers a stockholders meeting for Anaconda Copper Mining Company in Montanas Anaconda plant site on May 15 1981. BY HM Man, secretary.
J D Allen spoke last night on civic ideals and the value of organized public spirit to build up the city. He cited past city gains from coordinated citizen efforts and urged a well organized body here to achieve similar results. B Fuller presided as toastmaster and P J Wills of the Butte Chamber spoke on organized community welfare. Allen has long worked in civic organization and supported war and Red Cross campaigns during the war.
Dr J M Sligh one of Montana's oldest physicians and Anaconda resident departs for Los Angeles to regain health after a lengthy decline. He has served Deer Lodge county as county physician and Anaconda as city doctor and was Civil War army surgeon and WWI war worker. He is accompanied by W J Colling Anaconda railway agent. The county commissioners granted him leave of absence until his return expected after several months.
A jury convicted Mason of obtaining money under false pretenses and will be sentenced next Monday after a one week delay granted for arrest and for a bill of exceptions. Judge Winston had tentatively set 9:30 for the pronouncement, Mason remained in sheriff custody, and defense given 90 days to prepare. Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Sliney are today at St Peter's Church after a mass.
Scouts presented a large program with patrol leaders Webber James Smith and Clyde Ee, Anthony Zugie, Leland Bowman, David Dorward, Franklin Stoddard, Edwin Strommen, and others. Trueman Boardman played violin. Gladys Tonseth, Mc Wain, James Hudson, Norman Jette, and Thomas Hudspeth contributed music. Doorkeeper logged 847 tickets sold. proceeds earmarked for upcoming organizational activities.
Elizabeth McLaughlin Sullivan files in district court to cancel a deed to lot 9 block 5 Forthern addition Ana Conda alleging coercion by William L. McLaughlin and that George E. Lehman acted as a dummy. She says McLaughlin beat and threatened her and confined her to the house while the deed was signed in June 1920.
Students at Anaconda High held a morning assembly to organize selling tags for the annual Big Stack, the school’s student publication. The edition will be sold for $1.25 this month, with proceeds funding the book and a feature list likely detailing the football season and an alumni section.
Anaconda notes list visitors and residents in the area with short trips and visits. Names include Mrs. LB Savage, F Forsyth, Mrs. Con A St Clair, James Hutton, Jen Robinson, Fred Soren, J C Briggs, Martin Dreibel BIS, Fred A Nite, W A Mansons, Jim Chambers, Fisher Hedge, Rat Noonan, Mrs Ernest Heuser, Jack Strong, William Hayes, Arthur Hayes, W H Dunnigan, K H Cummings, Ed Mahoney, Whitney, Grattan Sullivan, P Hatcher, Walter Hansen, A Allen, Billy Rae Charles Swarts, T R Ramsing, plus shopping at Copper City with apron sale prices.
Local listings show Anaconda theaters presenting George Arliss in The Devil at BLUEBIRD and Dixie's The Law of Nature at IMPERIAL, with community meetings scheduled from 7:30 to 8 p.m. at various clubs. One day remains to buy at Crescent. sale prices on aprons featured in the window.
A youth in his teens confessed to a string of petty thefts from Anaconda stores after being confronted by Trade Officer Beausoliel. He had previously evaded charges, but his own admissions provided enough evidence. He listed locations and how items were disposed of, including toys and ham, which he sold. He will be brought before juvenile court.
Dr. Frank W. Thomas 78 editor of the Quarterly Review of the Methodist Episcopal Church South and a prominent national church figure died by his own action in Bowling Green Kentucky. His body was found in a thicket near his home after a long struggle with insomnia.
The Anaconda Country Club will host its annual social season opening ball Saturday evening. Invitations go to between 100 and 125 guests. The event is organized by Fred Bellinger Dr G Dunlap and the committee handling arrangements expects a soirée as notable as in past years.
J D Allen of San Francisco, representative of the American City Bureau, will address the Rotary Club at the Montana hotel today at 12 15 PM. He plans a topic of interest to Rotarians and has studied community betterment work through organization. Also noted a Jewish girls club organized in Shanghai China.
With a force of 8 or 10 men the county started work yesterday on the Big Hole road shoveling snow and preparing for the summer travel. The work will take three or four days more, the commissioners estimate. After the snow is removed some spots may be a little soft for a while, but weather and necessary repairs will put the highway in good condition for the summer travel.
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