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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1916
Page
5
A vintage promotional blurb urges mothers not to feed the baby at every cry and to gradually wean. It touts Nestle's prepared milk as safe, air tight, and ready with only water, claiming protection from sour milk and contaminated cows.
Night raid at the White Front Coffee House on East Commercial Avenue led to five men being detained by Night Chief John Walsh. Proprietor Tom Rugas and players Nick Cannas Steve Chantag Leo Rarapis John Pappis were held for $200 bail. officers Ernest Gillespie John McMullen and Thomas Edmunds reported finding dice and money at the craps table. County Attorney John W. James advised against interceding, urging continued custody.
Funeral services for Charles Keefe veteran bartender were held yesterday at Mahne undertaking parlors with services at St Pauls church. Members of the bartenders union and the Internal Order of Eagles attended in a body. Pallbearers named include Richard Roe Joseph Lepke Joe Labbe Heegor Lampre M Spencer and James Smith. The note invites all Members to a social session tonight at the hall to entertain visiting delegates to the district convention. Anaconda camp No 154 Miso visiting neighbors invited. Refreshments. J A Kacher Sec
Anaconda city council awarded bids for East Front, South Main, Hickory Street and East Commercial installations, plus Main street paving. Clifton & Applegate and Betts & Bingham won contracts totaling about 13,075 dollars. four new fire alarm boxes ordered. special improvement district proposed for Third Street paving west of city limits.
Local notices list events such as Oda Fellows and Thor Athletic Club meetings tonight. Ads tout wine at the Office, osteopaths on Cedar, beer at the Mint, bicycles for sale, sport sweaters, and woolen sales. Jobs offered include waitresses and carpenters, with rentals and clothing sales at multiple shops. Anaconda figures in social and business notes with Congregational and church activities, while concrete sidewalk improvements and watch repairs appear among the listings.
The Ba A P offers a round trip by train to Butte for the Northwestern game with a parade slated to begin at 1 pm. Weaving and Anaconda riders will join at Hebgen Park, and the train is scheduled to reach Butte noontime.
For over twenty years Eckmans Alterative has been widely used to aid various pulmonary troubles. The lime-bearing compound is easily assimilated and touted as beneficial even in advanced cases, with many recoveries attributed to its use. The appeal notes its safety and effectiveness as part of Bekman Laboratory findings in Philadelphia.
Margaret Heimes of 510 West Fifth Street died after several weeks illness in Anaconda at age 78. Survived by five daughters and four sons, plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at St Pauls church. date to be announced after relatives hear from all.
Anaconda Montana notices from May 1916 detail city council actions to extend the city boundaries by adding the Alder addition and the Eastern addition. Public hearings allow residents to express approval or disapproval within twenty days after first publication. City Clerk M. J. Kelly signs both notices.
In the district court of the Third judicial district Montana, Frangis, wife of a Montana resident, seeks dissolution of marriage from her husband, alleging three years past of failure to provide common necessaries. The complaint notes their Montreal marriage on December 11, 1908, and requests alimony costs, with judgment by default if the husband fails to appear. The filing date is May 1, 1916, with Clerk M. L. Wdermott and Deputy P. T. O'Brien.
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