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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1925
Page
3
Attractive all black U S Royal Balloons tires draw buyers with their long service life and clean appearance. They feature true low pressure operation, flat low pressure tread for even road contact, and Latex-treated Web Cord construction for durability and mileage. Start now enjoying balloon tire comfort.
Irene Quinn and Alice Stewart suffered minor injuries yesterday afternoon when the Ford they rode in overturned after colliding with another car on South Montana Street Milwaukee station. Jameas Quinn and Jessie Stewart faced Reckless Driving charges and were released on bonds after police detentions. The injured were treated at St James hospital by Dr Mourke. Jerry Allan of Mines Bank had his windshield broken in a separate collision on South Wyoming Street and was treated at Murray's hospital by Dr Davia.
Deputy Clerk D D Driscoll said Silver County will pay 5 315 dollars for widows pensions for the month of September. A total of 207 women are listed for the month with payday set for September 17.
The Marian Arts and Crafts club begins its year with a September 17 meeting at the Woman s Club building. The year book outlines 1926 activities, programs, and officers including presidents, secretaries, and committee heads, with planned meetings and exhibits through May.
Jean Doe thanked Judge Shea after a 60 day county jail sentence for being drunk. The jail frequenter responded Grunk your honor and joked about receiving a shorter term. Tom Lin forfeited a $100 bond after a rest by detectives Morrison Calpin. Lin failed to appear in court yesterday. A stolen car from Mueller Apartments was found by Deputy Sheriff Jack Kelly near the Lexington mine Walkerville.
An advertisement urges purification of the entire system to restore health. It touts Calotabs as the greatest purifier and recommends a thorough course, sold in a family package with directions for 25 cents at any drug store.
Stephen Hogan of Butte is praised as the western poet whose two verses in the September Lariat earn recognition. The honor page, from Portland’s poetry magazine, notes “Faithless Gold” as the featured poem and lauds Hogan’s emotional and musical depth, with critical praise from editors and readers. Detectives arrested Bauve of 2211 Tarelson Avenue on speeding charges.
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