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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1925
Page
8
Advertised ointment claims rapid relief for creaky joints and muscle soreness. It is said to aid rheumatism neuritis and backache and is pitched as used by many star athletes. A tube costs 60 cents at City Drug and Fuller Drug companies and other druggists nationwide.
Advertises Medio's Cod Liver Oil Compound in sugar coated tablets for children. Claims rapid appetite boost and weight gain with easy use, citing a 9 year old gaining 12 pounds in seven months and a woman gaining 9 pounds in 24 days. Substantiates with doctors and drug companies backing, price listed as 60 tablets for 60 cents.
Preparations for the junior prom at Washoe park pavilion on June fifth are advancing Invitation distribution occurs next week The third year class aims for a standout event with executive chairman Edward Lovell president Owen Barnes vice president Martha Holstrom secretary treasurer Program chairman Elliott Morgan leads Si Stoddard Norman Nelson Ruth Kretzer and Margaret Lemmon Decorations chairman James Nagle with John Hogan Bill Taylor Elizabeth Nossell Isobel Abbott Favors committee includes Clarence Norris Ruby Maxwell Elizabeth Gardiner James Garvey
Police officers Os borne and Bentley arrested Johnny McMillan at 823 Mast Third and Meenahan at 214 Cedar Street on liquor law violations. A pitcher and nearly two quarts of alleged moonshine were seized as evidence. Both posted bonds of $150.
Night Chief Harry Beausoliel and Officer Leon Bentley face dismissal charges before the city police commission after Beausoliel was suspended 10 days for disobedience. Mayor W. Smith announced Beausoliel’s patrol dispute and Julian raid details while appointing W. L. Colling to the commission.
St Pauls Sixth Graders defeated the Blue Jacks 6 to 8 in a Sunday afternoon at the old brick yards. John Dolan and Carl Huber starred for the winners while Patsy Toomis and Jasper O Hara formed the losers' battery. Jack Cafferty officiated as umpire.
Thieves looted two Anaconda residences as police received reports of food thefts. Hans Enfieldt reported two five-pound buckets of lard six jars of preserves and six jars of pickles taken from his cellar. Mrs Bob Milkovich said her chicken coop was raided and several fine chickens vanished. this marks a second theft after prior turkey losses months earlier.
The late Mrs. W. J. Alday, a well known city resident who died last week, was buried in Hill cemetery after a 9 o clock funeral at C. A. Tuttle chapel and St. Paul's church. The service featured a solemn requiem mass with music by the church choir and solos by Mrs. Tescher and Mrs. Laundreville. Neighbors of Woodcraft and the pipefitters union attended. Pallbearers included Dennis O Leary and J. N. Brown ing among others. brothers Joseph and John Guiot of Avon arrived for the funeral.
PrP J Hennessy and Fred Anderson were arrested on vagrancy charges and sentenced to 20 days in jail after appearing before Justice Pringle. Ernest Healy, arrested for drunkenness and disturbance, was released when he said he planned to go to California.
Anaconda KLureka chapter No. 16 Order of the Eastern Star plans attendance at a joint session with chapter No. 89 in Butte Wednesday evening. A large Anaconda turnout is expected. St Peters Aid Society hosts a parish hall evening with cards program dancing and refreshments by Mesdames Vaughan Gartland Marron Wilson Hohn Gavin Earley and Sheehan. Cards start promptly at 8.
St Peter’s church overflowed with mourners for Matthew Tuss of Anaconda who died Friday. The service at 10 o’clock featured High Mass by Rev Father Pirnat with Fathers Tracey and Crawley. Interment followed at Mount Carmel cemetery with a large out of town gathering from Great Falls Butte and elsewhere.
The funeral for the late Mrs Sadie Rivers will be from the family home 602 West Third Street Wednesday at 9 a.m. Requiem high mass follows at St Pauls Church at 9 15 a.m. Interment will be in Mount Carmel cemetery.
Timothy John Harrington infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Harrington died yesterday morning at the family home in the lower valley. Funeral services were held at 4 o'clock from P. J. Finnigan funeral chapel with Rev. Father Coopman officiating. Interment followed at Mount Carmel Cemetery.
Lori Kelly and Pete Niema were arrested for drunkenness and disturbance and each fined $10. George Stull, arrested on East Commercial for moonshine, was fined $150 after trial.
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