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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1916
Page
11
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a dependable skin treatment available at drug stores for 2 cents or 31 00 for a large bottle. It claims to remove pimples eczema ringworm and blackheads without staining or greasiness and to be easy to apply.
Under professors Adams and Bard, with alumnus Ter nouth, seven Mines students depart this evening aboard the Milwaukee for Seattle then to Alaska. They will study gold ore treatment at the Alaska Gold and Maska and Treadwell properties, visiting Tacoma Seaton coal, Vancouver, Victoria, Skagway and Juneau. Participants include Chester Steele Frank Curran Weyne Mason Tom Lyons Sam Wome and W. D. Strang Eugene Hos The.
Frank Kingsbury and his wife were taken to jail to serve a sentence while their six year old son, removed from the courtroom by a Humane Officer, was declared an orphan and placed under state ward. The couple were arrested in a cabin at 817 Colorado alley and the child received care at the emergency hospital.
Maurice English, deputy county attorney, will travel to Boston in the latter part of the month for the ordination of his cousin, Mathew English, a Groveland Mass native. The young clergyman reared in New England, attended Tufts University, and will be ordained by Archbishop OConnell before studying two years at the Catholic University of Washington.
Summer schools will run at the University of Montana Missoula from June 19 to July 28 and at the Agricultural College Bozeman from June to July 21. Railroads will set the rates to these locations.
The voluntary petition of John J Calnan of Anaconda was referred to the referee by Judge George M Hourquin in federal court yesterday after declaring him bankrupt. The petitions for discharge of J W Pulver of Townsend and Alessandro neeessent will be heard July 13.
Miner Jack McCaudslin fired a revolver during an early morning argument at an East Park rooming house. Guests hid behind solid objects in the hallway. No one was struck. McCaudslin was arrested and later moved to the county jail to await trial.
William Henry Oliver aged 72 died last night in a local hospital after living 88 years in Montana and 30 years in Butte. Survived by his widow two sisters May Oliver of South Africa and Mrs W P Strimer of Butte and a brother Jacob Oliver of Butte. Funeral arrangements not completed.
Reports from the upper part of Montana say former Senator Tin Plate Brennan of Flathead County is boosted for the Republican nomination for one of the U.S. House seats. Goddard is urged by some hast Montana Republicans to run for governor or a U.S. house seat. Brennan, a notable Butte figure, led primaries but did not win the delegation. Goddard’s past as a long-time Republican with strong stand is cited in debates over his candidacy. Charles Pray is urged by friends to seek the governor’s nomination, though he prefers his profession. Other notes include minimal spending by Progressive electors Levi J. Hamilton and A. A. Ground and a look at delegate chairman prospects and Dixon’s second place finish. The piece closes with a line on bird destruction costs.
A plea about worrying harming recovery and the promise of relief through Dr Williams Pink Pills. The ad claims the pills are non alcoholic and effective for nervous and neurasthenic people and available via druggist or mail order for 69 cents per box or £2.50 for six.
Butte city librarian John P F Davies Arthur V Corry and Bruce E Milliken led a discussion on many vexatious library issues. They argued funds must serve needs, proposed millage adjustments, and stressed libraries as continuing education centers with attractive, welcoming spaces.
Arthur V. Corry and nyvets 19 Branch advocate a new library building with space for clubs and public welfare work. They propose three solutions: consolidate city and county government, remodel the existing library or sell the current building, and repurpose the city hall into an auditorium while city affairs move to the courthouse.
Dick Hathaway editor of the Big Hole Basin News reports on plans for a Big Hole stockmen celebration in late summer. A reenactment of the Battle of the Big Hole is proposed with thousands of Indians expected to participate. The editor highlights the valley as strong in stock-raising and agriculture, noting stock numbers rising from 8,000 to about 200,000 over five years.
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