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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1919
Page
6
A dealer advertises patterns for sterling and plated teaspoons with varied designs. Prices range from $2 to $450 for sets and individual pieces, highlighting wedding gifts and dining room usefulness. High quality and value are emphasized for every home.
The clipping lists local business notices and professional openings in Butte, noting rent planes from Orton Bros and new inventory at I. O. News Stand. It records several professionals including Dr. R J McNaul and Dr Frank Williams with contact numbers and office locations in Phoenix building and Daly Bank area.
Numerous visitors pass through Butte as residents from Philipsburg Missoula Dillon Helena Ringling Belgrade Manhattan Bozeman Pocatello Basin Swindom Great Falls and other towns spend days in the city for business and social ties. Names include McRae Whitelaw Edinger Banks Hart Henry Fitzpatrick Bassett Stearns Davies Smith Jielena Healy Preston Toplin Wetherill Brandriff Ray Packard Hardy Jackson Stephens Cabot Gideon Cabot and Gunn.
Demurrer in Mary Reymour versus Peter Breen ruled. Breen given 10 days to file an answer. Suit over 90000 defamatory remarks heard before police commission during Morris trial. Galena case Ht. Scott versus Galena taken under advisement. Samuel Barker appointed referee in Murray vs Mattie. Suit involves division of property and ownership in a basin dispute. Margaret Shes versus Bhea ordered dismissed on plaintiff’s motion. Discussion on school fund ownership and district control of expenditures.
The Jensen pharmacy debuts in enlarged quarters at 401 South Montana Street, adopting a department store layout to maximize convenience. The prescription department features modern devices and a complete drug line, with August E. Jensen leading the department and overseeing all details.
A description outlines a refrigeration system for a store to keep candies, cigars, and biological supplies in optimal condition year round. It mentions quarter sawn oak mixtures, built in humidor to maintain surplus stock, and a well appointed bath and lavatory.
James Platt of the National Military Home Dayton Ohio testifies the Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy cured his years of suffering. The advertisement touts a 40 year proven herbal formula sold by druggists with samples offered for ten cents from Warner's Safe Remedies Dept 362 Rochester.
A local store announces the provision of room and convenient rest rooms for general use and in case of accident or emergency, the store being enabled to take care of affected persons and ensure safety.
A new drug store under Mr. Jensen opens with freight shafts on the building side to speed handling and keep sidewalks clear. Otto Tick, William Dawe, and Jacob Harshfield join as experienced drug salesmen, reflecting Jensen’s progressiveness and expected success.
Mrs ally Brundy, longtime Montana resident and Butte pioneer, died at home after a long illness. Born in Virginia, she survived by her husband Henry Brundy and had few close relatives, with W R Allen as a relative. Known for charity and lifelong city ties, funeral services will be held at her home with James Russell officiating.
A veteran recounts a homecoming tale of doughboys after nine months on cold ground. They dream of warm beds and water baths while trudging through trenches, enduring the droll hardships of training, only to face a comical disruption when a new recruit complains at the moment of relief.
John Mulcahy of Ashland Ohio was named business secretary of the Butte YMCA. The post was offered by the local committee after he served as troop train secretary during the war and visited major camps distributing comforts. He previously worked as assistant secretary and office manager at Ashland Manufacturing Co. He begins duties in Butte on Oct 1.
A street performer known as the hobo singer was arrested after drawing a large crowd at Park and Main. He faced a traffic obstruction charge and was taken to the station. An Ansonia Theater employee urged leniency promising a job, leading to contact with theater management and a potential booking for the week. He is to appear before Judge Grines Monday.
Joe Duck faces charges after six packages of morphine were found in a jail lunch delivered via a messenger note. Anna Rodgers and Lucelle Barnett, known drug users, aided a scheme that led to his arrest with federal officers. Duck previously ran the A B case and now operates a noodle parlor at 319 South Anna Street.
Thomas Gergurich of Vast Butte and Mary Baico married at Holy Savior church last Sunday. Friends learned of the union yesterday as the couple tours eastern counties by auto and are expected back in Butte today.
Dr. Livingston C. Farrand, chair of the central Red Cross committee, will visit Butte on September 25 for a state conference of Montana Red Cross chapters. Miss Jeannette Ezekiels, state field representative, announced the visit and Farrand’s appointment to fill the president’s vacancy. Grace Hayes, northern division field rep, will assist returning service men and observe questions on insurance and compensation during the state fair exhibit.
New York fades from eclipse of labor turmoil as Actors Equity and Chorus Equity celebrate renewed performances. Open shop provision cited. Managers report cheers for wartime peace terms and fidelity league support. Many houses reopened, others to resume early next week.
Miss Marian B. McCarthy visiting her aunt EF Maginn arrived in Butte for the summer. A dance at the Ladies' Club on West Park Street hosted 30 couples in pink decorations. Miss Mary R. Fugate of Chicago and Mrs Maginn attended. the two visited old school friends and planned a Yellowstone Park trip before returning to Chicago.
Noodmen of the World, thriving under Grand Consul I J Boake of Denver, toured Montana lodges. In Butte he praised wartime service of 7000 members, noted Liberty bond support, and reported a reserve of several million dollars with strong finances. He urged a western membership drive for 6000 more by year end.
In a terse exchange the suuman proposes escorting Mrs Salston to dinner, but the hostess indicates no talk about it is needed as the plan moves forward. The dialogue hints at social etiquette and propriety in a constrained setting.
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