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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
9
A drug advertisement touts Allenrhu Special Formula No 2 capsules as the safest, fastest cure for neuritis pains across shoulders arms neck or legs. It claims relief within 24 hours and urges continued use for two to three days until pain vanishes, with city Drug Co and other outlets as suppliers.
An advertisement from Fuller Drug Company touts Adlerika as a real cleansing for the bowels, claiming one spoonful removes gas and relieves a full bloated feeling. It emphasizes avoiding pills and tablets and notes nervousness from stomach gas as a motive.
Justice Silha suspended Constable Alfred Ostronich for failing to arrest James Flannigan and execute a warrant, ordering his star and gun returned to the court. Flannigan pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace, fined 10 and jailed 20 days, suspended on promise to obey the law. Flannigan was arrested Tuesday night for window breaking on East Park. Ostromich faced possible referral to county commissioners.
Members met at Men. 011 Luxton's home on West Fifth street to plan a busy season. The club pursues new members and will host a June tournament. Washoe park courts are upgraded with two more under construction and 12-foot screens around them. Officers are Lester McLeod president Mrs. C Ti Luxton vice president George McGregor secretary treasurer. Executive committee includes Louis Nuckols and James Owanhouse. two more members to join.
Uge Murphy presided over a busy court docket with five near-term nuisance cases at 109 Main Street Fort. One defendant charged with speeding failed to appear. a new summons would be served. Paul Rice faced speeding charges and was dismissed after a stern lecture. James Golden charged with driving without lights was dismissed after explaining he had moved his car between locations.
Margaret Norman Kerry the star of The Hunchback of Notre Dame trains in violin for a role as Kronaki the Russian violinist in Buffalo a dramatic tale of two sisters and rival suitors Kenneth Harlan Norman Kerry Muth Clifford and others star in an all star cast with Mary Phibbin producing directing.
Local items include ads for window shades dealers Maian's and Columbia shades, a garage for rent at 411 Cherry, and a trailer for sale. Community notes cover visits by Mrs Murphy and Miss Norine Murphy, travel to Butte for a Wall game, and several church and lodge activities. Multiple names, places, and events reflect a typical town page with meetings, visitors, and social updates in Anaconda.
Aged prospector of the Billy district, Mr. Kelly, died yesterday afternoon in Anaconda after a brief illness of ten days. A veteran of the Eldon Company, he was a prominent figure in the mining community and had long followed prospecting. Funeral arrangements are not set, but may be held Saturday.
The funeral for Mrs. Sadle Rivers, wife of Octave Rivers, was held in Anaconda with a Requiem Mass at 3 15 pm officiated by Rev. Father Coopman. Choir members and Arthur Anderson performed in a solemn service, pallbearers listed, noting the deceased’s ties to local church and community. A separate item notes trainees Albert Wallace and others entering agriculture programs in Australia after indentured service.
Elaborate preparations by Anaconda Country club entertainment committee for a subscription tea at the clubhouse this Saturday afternoon. Reserved guests, optional bridge, tea service from 4 to 8, 2 cent admission proceeds to buy new bridge tables. Golfers urged to attend after matches for refreshments and a putting contest with a 10 cent fee. Top score prize awarded in bridge and golf events.
Tendot tribe of the Improved Order of Redmen will host a joint meeting with the Butte and Pocahant groups in Smelter City. A sun dance is planned by an as yet unnamed number of members and a dance will be followed by refreshments.
A large crowd attended evangelist Ridenour's service, with women and men listening as he discussed the significance of the Crown. Tonight’s theme focuses on The Community Crises, with the address aimed at men though the public is invited. Services continue through Sunday.
Francia A. Mnomaon of Mossow and, as dean at the University of Idaho, will speak at the Ress Kiwanians meeting. Denker will discuss business law and mining engineering during the regular event at the hotel. Thomson leads a Idaho students party in Anaconda inspecting metallurgical processes at the smelter.
Army Birdman 1s visiting his mother, Mr. Frank Kennedy of 615 Cherry Street. Lieutenant Kennedy was notified of his father's serious illness but could not reach before Mr. Kennedy died on May 2. The visitor, well known in the city, has made his home there for many years and plans to stay with his mother for an indefinite period.
In the county of Deer Lodge Montana the administrator of the estate of Taites Daied announces a probate transaction dated April 1926. Creditors are invited to present claims and verify their amounts in the estate administration.
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