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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1924
Page
5
Washington Winesaps Special advertised at 3 pounds for 25 cents per box, promotion priced at 2.95 dollars. The ad also mentions Richelieu product references and a listing at 1214c, implying a store parcel or catalog code.
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. Dr. Cole, dentist, 41 West Park. M. L. Gordon of Helena visits Butte hotel guests while YT. J. Kelly of Helena is a business visitor at the Thornton. Good Housekeeping and Munsey magazines are now on sale at the P. O. News Stand. Dr W. Dodd will reopen his office at the Grand hotel May 27 with free examinations for eyes and nervous troubles, hours 2 to 6 p.m.
The notice lists several visitors and locals in Butte for business. Harold Veblen from Hillings and Dr. Tracy are noted among New Vinton guests. Rush Rozee and G. W. Wallace are registered at hotels, with others from Martinsdale Missoula and Elkhorn also staying at Butte inns.
A unanimous verdict was returned for the defendant in the case of William Goss against Alderman Al Pierce and wife in a $1,060 damages suit over a dog bite. The boy entered the Pierce home without knocking, was bitten on the hip, and hospital costs of $12 were paid by Pierce. The jury foreman Willam Bennett stated the verdict was unanimous. The day featured other actions including a settlement in the case of Goss versus the Buite Electric Railway, and separate matters involving Hansen Packing and Timber Butte Milling ongoing to May 27 and 28. The Miners Savings case saw discharge of the receiver.
The state sues Yegen bank as receiver Han son gains permission to pay 100 to an accountant and 18 to a man removing ashes. L. S. Pusey granted a divorce from Nancy Pusey with custody. James M. Reynolds suit against Mary Reynolds ends with default. Logan Poole denies accusations in a divorce case and seeks reconciliation. Liquor injunction dissolves for 323 North Main Street. Nora Milton files probate for Ed Gallagher will. First National Bank case: property held by Mulhol land and Lynch belongs to Owsleys. Estate of Father English adds James English as legatee.
Members of G A R and patriotic society delegates visited Garfield School yesterday for a compact program. Miss Kate Stafford welcomed them and students performed pledges, songs, recitations, and readings including Loretta Willard and Clinton Noel. Colonel Bielenberg presented flags to each school.
Charles McGreal of the class of 1925 was elected president of the Associated Students of the State School of Mines at the annual election held Monday. Other officers are Emmett Martin as vice president, Norman Naughton manager of athletics, and Norman Thompson secretary-treasurer. The junior prom will be at Temple auditorium on Tuesday evening, June 3, with invitations out this week and about five hundred couples expected.
Notice to barbers that voting will take place at a meeting on Wednesday night May 21. J R Costello serves as secretary for the event and will oversee the proceedings.
Grant Snyder arrived from Livingston yesterday to visit friends for the week and manage his business affairs. He is staying as a guest at the Acoma.
A new feature dance at Columbia Gardens tonight offers hats for men and chic bonnets for women to be won by lucky attendees. Hats on display at Lubin's sample store, 39 West Park Street. The Gardens pavilion hosted a balloon dance last night and continues to draw crowds with unique events and music by the Columbia Gardens orchestra.
Raymond Scott was found not guilty in Judge Lynch's court after a brief jury deliberation at 7:45 pm. The trial followed allegations of breaking into Samuel Smith’s Amherst street home while the owner was hospitalized, with stolen watches rings guns and apparel cited. The state failed to prove entry or identification of Scott at the scene, while related plunder was found in two locations including the Stephens block and 2600 Harrison avenue. Other docket items included appeals notices and multiple drug offense charges with bench warrants and varying bonds, plus ongoing court actions involving Vernon Scott Ernest Atencio and Charles Finley.
The day saw no steady rainfall despite several attempts. A light thunderstorm Monday night broke a two week dry spell, but outlook calls for more dry days ahead as May’s longest spell of dryness in years ends with only .07 inches recorded Monday.
Thomas Tobin aged 52 of 619 Mast Park street died yesterday in Butte after a brief illness. A California native, he lived in Butte nine years, worked as a miner at Leuon ard, and is survived by wife Dusena, one son Clarence, four daughters Lillie McElvain Ed Rader J H Shroeder Rosalie, two sisters in Los Gatos. Body at Sherman and Reed's.
A device described as a shovel that records the coal amount as it enters the furnace has been invented, promising automatic tracking of fuel input and potential efficiency gains for heating systems.
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