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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
20
An old testimonial describes severe skin ailments resisted by various medicines until Cuticura The poster claims relief in eight months using Cuticura products including Soap and Ointment The account mentions relief from itching burning and scaly skin with improved sleep and comfort attributed to the regimen.
The Bennett block in Arizona hosts a nightly vaudeville with Nellie Salton and rival Lizzie Dillon. John A. Stromberg promotes the show drawing unprecedented attention amid shifting star power and a courtroom disturbance over acts and attire. The incident centers on Salton’s conduct and a court hearing to prosecute disturbing the peace.
Ed Roloff, charged with malicious destruction of a delivery wagon along South Main, appeared in court Friday. His counsel Dr. White sought leniency, noting Roloff is a high school student with many witnesses, and a Saturday hearing was set as the judge allows future testimony. Also mentioned was a disturbance charge involving Frank Douglas, formerly checker for the Butte Transit Company, who was discharged after a station incident.
Reports describe Professor Kellogg, clairvoyant on the fourth floor of the Phoenix, gaining crowds with past readings. He takes no money in advance and charges nothing if not entirely satisfied, attracting visitors despite skepticism.
An old newspaper ad promotes Mandara wool bunting flags measuring three by five feet. Flags are double-stitched with 46 stars on each side, reinforced hems with brass grommets, and heavy canvas headings. Subscription to The Standard costs ten dollars annually in advance, with a bonus flag offered for nineteen dollars.
In federal court United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co Baltimore and the Teand-Ingersoll Co oppose dropping bankruptcy proceedings against North Butte Extension Mining Co. They claim fees and loans totaling over 1000 dollars and 60 dollars are owed and accuse the petition filed by creditors of improper preferences. The motion argues dismissal would hurt attached creditors and seeks denial to preserve claims and avoidance of further prejudice.
R and Hicks of Maplesville Alabama reports a severe grippe left him with hacking coughs and bronchitis until he tried Vinol. He claims three bottles cured him and praises Vinol as the greatest dressing, noting its tonic iron and cod liver oil components and its strength-building value for the old, sick, and delicate.
An old promotional piece urges cleaning enameled and painted surfaces with Gold Dust. It warns scouring bricks and gritty powders ruin enamel and praises Gold Dust for releasing dirt so it rinses away easily. The slogan claims Let the Gold Dust Twins do your work.
Henry F. Hoskins sued Northern Pacific Railway for damages after a mail train wreck near Putte on May 1. Judge Bourquin sustained a motion for non suit, ruling Hoskins failed to prove particulars of the wreck, leaving the case ended without further proof or appeal.
Fred Lyford known as Tedl ax, victim of a riding accident on Quartz street where his right leg fractured in two places below the knee and above the ankle. The horse fell, dragging Lyford. He was taken to Rex J. B. Nottsinger’s home for treatment and splinting. expected to remain home for weeks.
Dolph Levine and Susie Levine headline at the Family theater in a show branded Hypnotizing Wife. Dolphkwin Levine displays natural comic reading while Susie delivers song while a crayon artist sketches. Patterson’s bronze statues and the Tay Kinge Smashers act add variety. Coliseum Hall hosts the event with a Moonlight Waltz and tickets listed at $1.
El Paso dispatch reports three brutal Mexican murders near Durango prompting a hunt for a famed bandit. American miner Turney Towns was killed and left beside a road, Francisco Arriola a wealthy planter was slain, and Senor Cruz Gandarilli found dead as authorities pursue the suspected outlaw in the region. News also notes advertisements and a Chicago wool warehouse topic entering Montana Woolgrowers discussions.
Members of the 16 National Woolgrowers association and the Chicago Association of Commerce will meet with the state organization to discuss cooperative actions and industry needs.
Washington says reinstate Mingo Sanders, ex sergeant of the Twenty-fifth Infantry, dismissed for alleged Brownsville disorders. Only remedy is a special congressional act. Helena reports John Brady, longtime Helena resident and former street commissioner, died at Basin after years in Democratic politics leaving a wife and four children.
New York Oct directors of United States Steel Corp today declared a quarterly dividend of one half of 1 percent on common and 1 percent on preferred stock. The report for the quarter ended shows total earnings of 21 and net earnings of 211,041.84, with untiled orders of 421,977 tons. Comparisons show increases in total and net earnings versus the previous quarter, while orders and other metrics reflect shifts. Sailors from Emperor fleet who were received last week departed for Canada en route to England.
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