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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1920

Page

3

Judge Accepts resignations of two estate admins

Judge Lynch accepted the resignations of James E. Higgins as administrator of the Arthur Mueller estate and as co-executor of the Kathryn Mueller estate. Higgins has 20 days to file a complete accounting. The hearing to remove Mrs. Sullivan as administratrix was started after. Sullivan testified she and the Mueller children went to California for health reasons and she returned after most of the year had passed. The court took the matter under advisement.

James E. Higgins Arthur Mueller Kathryn Mueller Lynch Frank Walker Higgins James Baldwin Albert Rochester Sullivan Butte Mueller California

Gambling case dismissed in Butte police court

John Doe and three others were arrested at Marinos' coffee house on South Wyoming street by Captain O'Donnell Sunday night. The men Margaritis Paulis and Strats faced charges of using an unlawful game for money but were discharged after officers failed to prove gambling.

Butte John Doe Marinos South Wyoming Street Captain O'Donnell Mike Margaritis William Paulis Roy Strats South Wyoming Street Murphy Powell Kimball

Special Railroad Rate for Visitors to Helena State Fair

Dave Wilder announces one and one half fare for round trips to the Montand state fair in Helena from Sept 11 to 20. A round trip ticket can be bought for 3.47 dollars, with a daily special train proposed from Butte if arranged. Montana points also receive similar rates as Helena plans a large turnout.

Helena Dave Wilder Consolidated Railroad Butte Wilder Montana State Capitol

Butte Man Converts Brewery Into Ice Cream Plant

Frank Streff, ex Montana Dairy president now Hughes Ice Cream manager in LA, arrived in Butte to visit friends and says in three and a half months they built a large ice cream business using the former Annheuser-Busch brewery plant now running at capacity. X-ray work is revealing erased palimpsest writing.

Frank Streff Montana Dairy Company Butte Hughes Ice Cream Company Los Angeles

Pupil enrollment rises as Butte schools reopen

Butte schools report rapid enrollment growth with newcomers from out of town. Central high adds registrations while parochial schools note gains. Teachers mostly present, new rural teaching course added, Lincoln and Whittier schools see shifts.

Butte Butte High School Central High School Leonard Athletic Association McKinley Lincoln Whittier School

Last sleepers depart Glacier park on Sept 16

The last sleepers of the season will leave Glacier National Park on September 16, per a Great Northern announcement from the Butte office yesterday. The season in Yellowstone and Glacier national parks ends next Wednesday.

Glacier National Park Great Northern Butte Yellowstone Glacier National Parks

Butte Irish Pledge Support to Ireland

Resolutions by the Thomas Ashe branch of Friends of Irish Freedom pledge Butte, Montana citizens to aid Ireland in its struggle against Britain. Copies go to President Wilson, the secretary of state and the British prime minister. A second resolution endorses Boston and New York longshoremen’s strike action against British policy toward Ireland.

Ireland Thomas Ashe Friends of Irish Freedom Wilson Great Britain Butte, Mont America England Libery Terrence MacSwiney Cork Washington Lord Mayor MacSwiney United States John O'Malley Mary McLaughlin Boston New York

Water use equals 490 million cu ft daily

An estimate shows continental United States household and personal water use at 490 million cubic feet per day, enough to keep Niagara Falls running for about 35 minutes.

United States Niagara Falls

Danderine Hair Product Claim Promises Hair Revival

A classic sales blurb touts Danderine as stopping hair loss and dandruff with a few cents. After use, it allegedly leaves no hair falls and shows new life, vigor, brightness, more color and thickness.

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