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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1920
Page
6
An offer promotes a free trial method to control asthma at no cost. It targets all ages and climates, promising relief from wheezing and breath difficulty and urging immediate written response with no postage or payment required.
The Virginia City art museum will house Montana’s pioneer history in a two story granite building funded by Col. W. B. Thompson. What will be displayed includes the first grand master’s chair of the Montana Masonic lodge, early firearms, Nez Perce war cannons, Club-Foot George Lane’s foot, a hanged road agent relic, a Chinese belle’s slipper, and a complete faro layout.
Arthur Berry owner of the Acoma hotel married Miss Opal M. Page at St. Joseph's church with only immediate family present. The couple departed on a North Coast Limited wedding trip and will live at the Acoma. Opal Page, a Butte native, studied at St. Patrick's and Butte Business College. Berry, a former Hennessy employee and Florence hotel manager, recently bought the Acoma.
At the annual meeting of Silver Bow circle No. 239 Neighbors of Woodcraft the officers were elected including Past guardian neighbor Minnie Bouley guardian neighbor Bessie Ballard advisor Mabel Brechtel magician Mary J. Watson clerk Bertha Atwood banker Minnie Bauman captain of guards Mary J. Dean attendant Emma Berryman inner sentinel Mary Sampson outer sentinel Nellie Brandis musician Alice McMillan manager Marie Steinborn manager Mary Cochran e manager Martha Hanson physician Dr Frank Williams correspondent Bertha Atwood Emma Berryman will install the officers in January. Lunch followed the lodge business with members and visitors at the Squirrel.
Grace Methodist Episcopal church stages a two day harvest festival on Sunday and Monday. Fruits and vegetables will be displayed during services and donations from Butte citizens and Hamilton friends are invited. A harvest home meeting is set for Monday at 7 30 with a chili supper at 8 30 followed by sale of exhibits led by James Gavin.
Measles cases under quarantine total 166 with 101 dis breached this week. A slight drop from 1765 cases reported last week. Also five diphtheria cases under quarantine, two whooping cough, and one each scarlet fever and smallpox.
Sunnyside and the fruit and confectionery at 437 East Park received perfect 100 percent grades from the city health department last week. Among 22 graded groceries, all others ranged from 82 to 95 percent. seven restaurants and bakeries scored 90 to 95 percent.
Jimmy Boyle aged 14 was knocked unconscious Friday night after a bicycle fall at 1008 West Park Street. He struck his head on a stone wall and was taken to his parents home at 404 South Excelsior Avenue. his condition was reported better yesterday.
Ray Smith told Judge Grimes he was arrested at Crown bar on Waat Park Street after a police officer found a half pint of whiskey. He said the robbery charge against him was dropped to bootlegging, the case was dismissed, and he admitted possessing the liquor for personal use. Other defendants faced fines for speeding and leaving a team near a fire plug.
George Brinton of 2026 Utah Avenue won the 25 watch in the Ingersoll contest at Towle Winterhalter Hannifin. Brinton guessed the exact number 81 while others guessed 80. Frances Lyden and Mrs. J J Harkins also won first and second prizes. About 2000 estimates were submitted and late entries were barred.
Post officials announced Hungary postal communication, cut off at the war's start, has been restored with a rate of 14 cents per pound, limit 11 pounds, and a transit charge of 306 cents per package. Mailers must obtain a permit from Hungarian authorities before sending items.
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