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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1923
Page
3
A Maryland resident aged 80 resumes daily labor after years of illness. He credits Tanlac with a remarkable recovery and forty pound gain, marking a notable personal comeback.
J H Keeler of Mount Rainier Maryland says at eighty he has gained forty pounds and can work daily after using Tanlac. He had stomach trouble and says he now eats and digests all foods, thanking God for Tanlac. Sales by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold. Tanlac Vegetable Pills advertised as nature’s remedy for constipation.
Impressive ceremonies in Helena and state Masons mark the 300000 dollar Four story temple on West and Washington streets. Lewis A. Smith presides with Bagdad Shrine Band and Knights Templars in uniform. Plans include 1807 seat auditorium and 2000 seat banquet hall with multiple lodge rooms. Founding dates for several Butte lodges given. A box of historic items will be sealed inside the cornerstone.
Bishop Charles Wesley Burns of Helena received congratulations from bishops and Methodists as North Montana conference reports higher centenary collections despite adverse conditions. Detroit Bishop Theodore B. Henderson wired praise and urged remaining conferences to follow in the North Montana conference’s "blood-red tracks."
L. W. Ketter of Sidney Montana has been appointed assistant attorney general and assumed duties today. He replaces I W Choate of Helena who filled the post after the resignation of Frank Woody. Ketter formerly served as Richland county attorney and was a partner in a Sidney law firm.
Negotiations closed between Metals Consolidated and East Butte to acquire two thirds of Bullwhacker stock and loan control of Butte-Duluth. Boston and Butte executives, led by Robert H. Gross and Oscar Rohn, hailed the agreement as a safer, profitably leached venture amid volatile mining markets. The deal includes a five year lease on oxidized surface ores and the Pittsmont shaft development.
A brief police court session yesterday enriched the city by 230 dollars. Speakers Joe Garland and Earl Fogarty each paid 10 dollars, two disturbance offenders 5 dollars, John Jones forfeited a 150 dollar bond for failing to appear, and five women charged with vagrancy were fined 10 dollars each.
Mr and Mrs O R Ellingwood and children have returned from an extensive automobile tour of Western Montana visiting Helena Lincoln Bonner Missoula Hamilton and Wisdom. They also stopped at Sleeping Child and Medicine Springs for recreation before returning to Butte.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians state convention with over a thousand delegates and the ladies auxiliary with 50 delegates opened in Great Falls after a high mass at St Ann's church. Welcomes were given by Rev M T O'Brien and others. Officials from the order and auxiliary spoke, committees were appointed, and a banquet was planned for the evening.
In justice court Ambrose Lynch was charged with leaving a fire burning in the national forest George Schwebler with using an auto without consent of the owner and Tip ONeill with disturbing the peace of Jack Hannigan in complaints filed by the county attorney yesterday. ONeill was released on a $25 bond and will be tried September 13.
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