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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1920

Page

5

Realty Visitors Honor Guests At Chamber Banquet

Real estate leaders gathered at the chamber of commerce banquet where E B Arthaud stressed public service and ethics as core goals of the National Association of Realty Boards. The event highlighted Butte joining the national body and featured remarks from S V Kemper and J L Blodgett plus a keynote by Arthaud on licensing laws and Realtor branding.

National Association of Realty Boards E. B. Arthaud Hoquiam Wash National Association Chamber of Commerce Arthaud Butte Denver S. V. Kemper Butte Realty Board Althea Ransohoff Hamlyn Joseph Andrews J. L. Blodgett Three Troks Montana Arthauld Northwest Butte Board J. S. Wulf Ira 12. High

Butte News Notes Highlights Local Visitors and Events

Various Butte items note rent pianos from Orton Bros and Harry Hunter the piano tuner, new Lisa Cash Grocery meat department, and P O Newsstand supplies. Birth announced for A Larson and Ingeborg Halverson’s son. other arrivals include L J Doran and several Great Northern officials. Police court sees one reckless driving trial. health inspectors log 2146 inspections and 1 conviction. Meats scored high in weekly inspections. marriage licenses issued to Larson Halverson and Simmons King. Continuous fire alarm with no damage reported at Park and Ohio.

Orton Bros Harry Hunter Care Fair Drug A Larson Walnut Street Lisa Billings Finlen Anaconda Oberg Peterson Great Northern Railway St. Paul Butte L. B. Woods Great Northern Helena C. K E. Summers Thornton A. B. Spriggs State Compensation Board George Porter Park and Ohio Henry Conlan Union Pacific Fred McClure R. G. Owens Andrew Larson Ingeborg Halverson Pipestone Springs Edward John Simmons Ruby L. King H. Erickson

Fo ley's Honey and Tar praised for cough relief

Hurley L Watkins of Louisville reports Fo ley's Honey and Tar is effective for his wife and him with colds. The old remedy aids children and adults against coughs croup bronchial coughs and tickling throats at night. It contains no opiates or habit forming drugs and is sold everywhere.

Wiee Hurley L. Watkins Lytle St Louisville Foley

Regular Democrats Reopen Headquarters

The regular democratic county central committee reopened its headquarters last night in the Chocolate Shop on West Park Street. Officers include Judge Sidney Lanner as chairman, William Meyer as vice chairman, Frank McKeon as secretary, George Hagerman as assistant secretary, and Hilary Harrington as treasurer. The venue is inviting with ample visitor space and the public is invited.

Democratic County Central Committee West Park Street Sidney Lanner William Meyer Frank McKeon George Hagerman Hilary Harrington

Roosevelt Exposes Harding Straddle on League Question

Franklin D. Roosevelt urged Senator Harding to state plainly his position on the League of Nations during a West Virginia address. He quoted Harding's Wheeling answer rejecting any league that could impose its will, then pressed for a definite yes or no on entering a league preserving U.S. constitutional rights, warning Harding may avoid a direct reply. Roosevelt then planned a two day campaign swing in Kentucky.

Charleston W. Va Franklin D. Roosevelt West Virginia Senator Harding League of Nations Harding League Wheeling United States Conference of the Peoples of the World Friendly Association of Nations Johnson Taft Mr. Harding Mr. Roosevelt Kentucky

Dahlgreen Judgment Granted in Higgins Suit

Albin Dahlgreen won a judgment for 459.98 and 13.50 costs against James E. Higgins in Judge Lamb's court yesterday. The action sprang from a 1913 district court judgment and was granted on the defendant's default.

Albin Dahlgreen James E. Higgins Lamb

Wall Street Bomb Victims Total 28

The death toll from the September 16 Wall Street explosion rose to 38 with the death in a New York hospital of Alfred G. Phipps, 28, a New York broker, from internal injuries and fractures of both legs.

New York Wall Street Alfred G. Phipps New York City

Telephones per capita in North Dakota rise

North Dakota has one telephone for every 10 people with 72 755 subscribers. The system uses about 27 700 miles of pole line and 1 620 986 miles of wire to serve customers. Commissioners compiled figures to judge proposed rate increases by the companies.

Bismarck N. D North Dakota State Railroad Commission Commission

Rich Reports District Crops Worth 1.25 Billion Dollars

The Ninth Federal Reserve District covering Montana, Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota shows crops and livestock valued at 1.25 billion, per John H. Rich. Wheat dips while corn, flax exceed estimates. hay, oats, millet rise. beets yield strong but coal and grain car shortages threaten winter needs.

Federal Reserve District Montana Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota John H. Rich Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis Charles Austin Chamber of Commerce Northwest American Railway Association Interstate Commerce Commission Minneapolis

Butte Prepares For 1920 Season Opener At Columbia Gardens

The 1920 season opens at Columbia Gardens at 2 30 this afternoon with School of Mines versus Mount St Charles. Lineups feature H Quinn captain and Murphy for the Mines and Weaver and Murphy captain for Mount St Charles. Umpire Duke Schroeder and head linesman Mike Danahey selected for the game.

Columbia Gardens School of Mines Mount St. Charles Pittser Mines H. Quinn Borel Maloney Landwicer Nutting Streibeck Whealdon Bishop Heavey Lee O'Donnell Murphy Gay Stephens Shea Weaver Oececish Warren Murray Brennan O’donnell Marion O'Neill Snyder Dugan Topel Rousseau Marx Helena Great Northern Finlen Bill Fluhr Rooney Duke Schroeder Butte Mike Danahey Butte High School Amherst Fluhr Scott Dee Denver University Camp Lewis

White Sulphur News Highlights Local Visits and Chautauqua Interest

White Sulphur Springs reports include Mr and Mrs Robert Kauffman and daughter Virginia recovering from throat operation in Livingston, Jack Hart’s 12 pound son, Ernest Meyer visiting Switzerland via Paris, J V Danzer in Billings, Riley family returning to the Springs, Norman Husband’s flying visit, strong community response to Chautauqua, Cyrus Allan of Sheep Creek in town, Miss Hackett and sister visiting Mrs Dick Collins, Mrs Emma Brown of Martinsdale visiting Mrs Sherman, Co B Johnson and son Ralph of Sheep Creek in town, Mrs Al McKay of Helena and her little girl with uncle George L Fowlie, Garnerson and son Robert of Ringling visiting, Earl Angell trips to Helmville, and Mrs Charles Potter of Potter Basin visiting Ernest Kypki’s family.

White Sulphur Springs Oct. l Robert Kauffman Livingston Virginia Jack Hart Ernest Meyer Switzerland Paris J. V. Danzer Billings Riley Norman Husband Harlowton Cyrus Allan Sheep Creek Miss Hackett Butte Dick Collins Emma Brown Martinsdale Sherman Co. B. Johnson Ralph

W C T U Meeting Set At Butte For Next Year

Bozeman Oct 1 All officers of Montana Woman's Christian Temperance union were reelected at the annual convention. Butte was chosen as the site for the next meeting. A suffrage Jubilee featured the program with strong speeches by Butte, Stevensville, and Big Sandy leaders. Mary Harris Armour closed the gathering with an address.

Bozeman Montana Woman's Christian Temperance Union Butte M. W. Alderson Maggie Smith Hathaway Stevensville Lena Bishop Big Sandy Mary Harris Armour Macon Mary Stranahan Havre Alina «J. Herbst Libby J. KE. Cocks Perma Dorothy McLeish Fort Benton W. C. Dawes M W. Alderson Press W. K. Seward F. L. Cummings Lewistown F. M. McConnell Helena J. Bryant N. T. Lease Great Falls Henrice M. Andrews Harlowton W. BE

Spirit of Faith Keeps Irish Hunger Strikers Alive

Report from Brixton and Cork prisons describes Lord Mayor MacSwiney and 11 Cork hunger strikers as physically wasted yet sustained by nun nursing. Doctors note lack of data on prolonged fasting, likening Cork men to bears in hibernation. Relatives observe stark emaciation while guards and doctors credit spiritual strength and relentless care.

Brixton Cork Home Office Hannix Mace- Swiney Ireland MaccSwiney

Harding and Cox pledge support for the dry law

New York Oct 1 Senator Harding and Governor Cox the Republican and Democratic presidential nominees have pledged to enforce the eighteenth amendment if elected. This statement was made by Dantel A Poling president of the national temperance council from replies each candidate sent in reply to queries.

New York Harding Cox Dantel A. Poling National Temperance Council

Kate M. Hilden Rites Planned in City Funeral Notice

In the city yesterday Mrs Kate M Hilden 48 died She is survived by a daughter The remains will be moved this afternoon from Walshs chapel to the family residence 348 East Broadway Funeral notice to follow

Bob A Bowden William Bowden W. H. Thomas East Summit Street William Husband W. H. Bowden BE. A. Thomas Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church W. H. Pascoe Mount Moriah

Funeral notice for Hugh Gibson awaits relatives arrival

Remains of the late Hugh Gibson are at Daly-Shea parlors awaiting relatives. Funeral notice will appear later. Card of Thanks extends gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and acts during illness and death. Special thanks to Krieger Verein and those who sent floral offerings.

Krieger Verein Sater William Sater Della Browne Daugh+ter

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Gow Union Salt Lake Mr. Blodgett Butte News Mike Karpen Karpen Furniture Company Chicago Eam Cohen American Furniture Company E. P. Baxter California Health Department Pedlar Hamilton Roosevelt Dahlgreen Bruau Horlick Rich Dakotas Elliott Tim Driscoll Maurice Taylor Odeon M’carthy Bryant & CO East Park Idaho White House Graham John J. M’carthy London Diamond Syndicate ED Rose Jeweler North Main Street Jensen’s Drug Store Butte’s Dr. Burkhart W.C.T.U Ele Comedy— the Gumps Hobart Bosworth McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery & Meat Store East Broadway Lipton Tills Bros M. J. Bo Lyon Russell-Miller Co M'Carthy E. Broadway Oregon Undertakers Sherman & Reed Funeral Freshway Arizona St Joseph Richards Werrington Richards George T. Wade Montana Street Sam R. White Panera South Main Stress Larry Duggan M. J. Walsh CO Funers West Pars Street
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