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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1925
Page
6
Advert explains Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic that can ease bunion pain by applying drops to inflamed joints. It claims rapid pain disappearance and reduction of swelling, with corns shriveling and dropping off after repeated use. Endorsed by druggists with widespread dispensing.
The Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. of Lynn Massachusetts is the greatest user of roots and herbs worldwide. Over half a million pounds are used annually to manufacture Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, herbs gathered at peak medicinal season to boost effectiveness for restoring ailing women to health and strength.
Deer Lodge Montana November 17 grade school pupils proved they are real cooks and entertainers by preparing a dinner for Kiwanis members at Central School. Fifth graders sang and played violin, while 25 boys performed swimming feats under Wallace Terhell. Principal O D Speer spoke on teachers and classes. Governor Elect Arthur G Luedeman presided.
A Deer Lodge delegation led by Judge George B. Winston and Jess Monk urged Deer Lodge to rejoin the Tri County Boy Scout council, hoping to reenter the combined Deer Lodge Granite Powell council. Local supporters say reentry would help boys enjoy council outings and welfare.
The Deer Lodge Men’s Chorus organized at the courthouse with 26 men. Officers elected include Rev. F. C. Phelps as president, Russell L. Marsh as secretary and treasurer, and William Wallis as librarian. A committee was named to hire an accompanist and select music. Members were assessed $1 to cover music costs. Next meeting set for November 25 at the patriotic rooms.
Floral Chapter No 46 Order of Eastern Star members in Deer Lodge will hold their regular meeting at the Masonic temple Thursday evening. A special program is planned after the business agenda with George Hollywood vocal solo Mrs Edwin Cummins piano solo Jennie Roberts piano solo Alice Elise Ropkins vocal solo and Miss Ruth Phelps pianologue. Refreshments will follow.
Lodge Shrine club will meet tonight at the Masonic temple with members from Butte and Anaconda attending. The affair features dinner and entertainment and a large delegation is expected from the local club and from Butte and Anaconda.
In Deer Lodge on November 17 Judge George B. Winston presided over routine motions and demurrers. The court granted Mrs. Clara Ride a widows pension.
In Deer Lodge on November 17 the Gem Grocers smashed pins in a league match against the Harrisons. They set a season league record with 2706 actual pins. Pete Martin totaled 587 pins and was closing in on a perfect score with eight straight strikes in the ninth, but missed the king pin with four to go.
Maurice Wolt of Lem tops Salmon business news as the town reports church anniversary at Mrs. Wekham's home. Socials include a shower and bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Hall, with notes of Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Vincent. The Vincent family returns from Washington as Charles Miller dies in Salmon, while L. D. Miller and son begin whitefish catching for outside markets. Mr. Cannon of Gibbonsville is listed as a patient at Salmon General Hospital.
Associated Press report from Helena notes 23 bull elk were taken in a three day open season in Jefferson County. Chief deputy state game warden Jack W. Carney, returning from the district, says feed and cover are plentiful and elk are in good condition. A bull killed out of season and a wounded cow elk were recovered and put down.
A 20 pound turkey gobbler was received for President Coolidge’s Thanksgiving dinner from Montana. The bird came from Pondera County Poultry Growers Association and was delivered to the White House by Representative Leavitt. The group also sent a turkey to each cabinet member and another to Leavitt.
In Gross Ardein Hungary on November 17 Princess Ghika wife of a former king Ferdinand Bulgaria adjutant, died after gloves she was cleaning caught fire. She ran to her husband room with hands face and hair on fire. a blanket was thrown over her but aid arrived too late. She was 23 and formerly Russian Syna?es Rowowa.
Dillon beaverhead sportsmen push for state law changes at the Montana Sportsmen's convention. Delegates Roy Forrester and W. B. Hartwig are chosen to present proposals including a three county game preserve, prohibition on hunting, repeal of the buck deer law, permanent halt to market whitefish fishing in Beaverhead, and annual river fishing closures from Jan 1. Deputy Game Warden Charles Price and L. K. Adams named alternates. delegates to depart for Helena.
Beaverhead county high school announces the annual carnival will open Friday and run Saturday in the high school gym. Shop class booths and rehearsed entertainments are in place. Animal husbandry students visited Big Hole basin ranches on Saturday.
By the Associated Press Bozeman November 17 more deer were killed in the Gallatin forests this year than in many years past with 60 bucks slain during the open season ending November 15. Elk totaled 145 with 109 bulls 28 cows and seven calves. Bears numbered four. Hunters numbered 350 to 400 in the hills during the 30 days with some women taking part.
Fort Worth oil operator Guy Waggoner rushed to New York to be with his dying sister, making a 1051 mile rail run in three hours less than the fastest schedule. The special shuffled freight and passenger trains, costing over 10000 with 5000 promised to the crew if they hit 20 hours.
Deer Lodge plan brings Anaconda Boy Scouts into the Deer Lodge council covering Granite Powell and Deer Lodge counties. A meeting in Deer Lodge with business leaders and Scout officials completed the reorganization. The Deer Lodge council will operate again as a single unit after a year of separate operations.
The Associated Press reports Montana fish and game commission in special session at Anaconda to address elk menacing Powell County farmers. State Game Warden Robert MRI shote haviancn Thomas Marlowe of Missoula notes concerns as farmers urge action and a hearing is set for 10 a.m.
Local farmers urge an open elk season near Deer Lodge claiming the animals damage hay grain and gardens and have become a general nuisance in the area.
Plymouth Vermont November 17 The condition of Col John Coolidge father of the president has turned serious his physician Dr John C Cramp of Bridgewater said today the heart block from which he has suffered became more pronounced yesterday and today he has been ordered to abstain from all unnecessary activity Dr Cramp said that Col John Coolidge though not in a critical state has been at least somewhat worse The physician makes daily calls to the Seatiee home and will go there again tomorrow morning
James H. Allen of Rochester New York says years of rheumatism vanished after he studied impurities or uric acid deposits and created a remedy. He offers ALLENAHY and guarantees a refund if the first pint fails to show recovery.
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