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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1925
Page
8
Harrington cashier of the bank attests the report of resources and holdings as of close of business including stocks bonds warrants and postal savings in the State of Montana and Deer Lodge County with totals shown for assets and accrued items.
Property owners in a district near Anaconda protested a city council lighting plan at the regular meeting.86 of 180 owners signed. dispute centers on installation costs with per foot charges of 1.11 and frontage costs around 55.60, affecting corner lots more than middle ones. The council referred a related pay issue to the city attorney and judiciary committee.
W H Martins of 204 East Commercial Avenue died at St Ann's hospital after a brief illness. A resident of Anaconda for 28 years he was 54 and a Michigan native. Previously ran a taxi business with brother Fred and later worked as a clerk at the concentrator at the smelters. Mother Mrs Jennie Martin arrived in town recently.
Frederick Laist general manager of the Anaconda Heduction works returned to the city after two months in Europe. He was accompanied by Reno Bales chief geologist of the A C M company. They left New York August 1 and spent the greater part of their time abroad including Paris and London.
A dubious advertisement promotes a “highly effective preparation” for stomach ailments. It touts guaranteed broad relief for dyspepsia and digestion, selling 8100 boxes for $5.00, with vague endorsements and branding. The rest of the page lists obituaries and funeral notices with partial names and limited details.
Misa Lois James and Virginia McGuire, both recent Montana law graduates, addressed the Rotary club on Women and the Law and The Outlook for Women in the Legal Profession. Frederick Laist spoke about travels in Europe and described Tole Wand, its canals, dairy farms, and farming life, noting low wages for laborers and the English character shaping economic stability.
Last night at Tescher alleys Coca Colas defeated Old-Timers in three straight in se teams. Lattimer led singles with 227 and Petrits top three games at 615. Partial schedule announced for City League with matchups from Oct to Dec featuring Foundry Kiwanis New Grill Peckovers and Peckovers.
Dezmand was arrested last Sunday night by Sheriff Gallagher and Deputy Oldhaber after allegedly drawing a revolver on two officers who arrived at 1011 East Third Street. The confrontation occurred as officers prepared to enter the residence.
Last evening a handcar carrying Tom Wv. Conoma and Tony Monaco collided with a Ford near Southern Cross on the BA & track. Both men escaped serious injury though taken to St. Ann's hospital for treatment. The Ford occupants were uninjured.
Anaconda Auxiliary for the Rehabilitation of Crippled Children plans a fundraising drive to support St. Vincent's orthopedic hospital in Billings. The group, seeking good results after a long gap since May 1924, will host a benefit dance at the HL ballroom on October 26, with L. G. Cadwell donating the hall.
Four cases were tried in Anaconda justice courts yesterday. John De War faced vagrancy charges, pleaded not guilty, and was jailed after failing to post $1,000 bond. Peter Magesich, accused of disturbing his wife, was fined $25 and sentenced to 25 days in county jail. Matewich’s attorney signaled an appeal to district court. John McHust and James Hughes entered not guilty pleas. McHugh’s trial set for Friday with $50 bond, Hughes to be tried Thursday after failing to post $000 bonds.
Tom Silha resigns as Justice of the Peace citing heavy business interests. In a letter to county commissioners dated yesterday, he requests relief from duties effective November 1, 1928. Two commissioners have accepted the resignation. appointment to the vacancy remains uncertain per Chairman Al Goodwis.
A Margaret Duell presentation features a solo performer with four young women in Hindu costumes. The act uses illusions including prop mugs and a life-like figure, exploring tricks such as a woman appearing in two places at once.
The program features Zona in a dance of Indi interpretation, Kimble's singing and talking act with witty humor, and The Aerial Follows performing unique aerial feats with dramatic stunts. The feature photoplay Daughters of Pleasure stars Mon Blue, with Clara Row, Edith Chapin, and Nellie Baker delivering a dynamic supporting lineup.
Joseph W. Laughlin, longtime Johnson and Johnson representative at local drug stores, died in Denver. He was a well known figure in the city and survived by his wife who attends Colorado State Normal schools. He was the son of W. A. Laughlin, a pioneer editor who ran a paper at Deadwood, Colorado.
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