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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
7
The county commissioners will set aside part of the sheriff's quarters as a drug hospital to ease crowding at the county hospital. Officials say the arrangement is better for addicts, allowing guarding and improved care. Two addicts previously at the poor farm were returned yesterday.
William M. Robertson a longtime Montana resident died at his Butte home 629 East Gayona Street after a brief illness He was born in Edinburgh Scotland 57 years ago and moved to Granite Montana in 1882 He left a wife two daughters and one son
In the Costello divorce case alimony of 125 dollars monthly was adjusted as a settlement. Judge Carroll discharged Charles I. Hughes as receiver for Costello property after agreement between the Costellos and guardian J H Rowe. Hughes received 1000 dollars for services and attorneys 200 dollars in the receiver case and 200 in the divorce. the parties are reconciling. Marriage licenses were issued to David Neimi and Eilen Saari of Wickes Montana and Charles Bartsich and Susan Adams of Butte. An airborne cable installation is reported between Nico and Peira Cava at 4500 feet above sea level.
Carl Matter files for divorce accusing Mercedes of cruelty and contempt. He cites contemptuous treatment and intolerant behavior including late hours and work despite protests. The complaint notes marriage on December 13 and seeks dissolution. Emily Pollitt sues Jesse Pollitt for cruelty claiming false accusations and infidelity.
Pearce McMullan was re elected president of the Silver Bow County Teachers association at the annual election held last evening in the Butter high school. Miss Cora Owsley was chosen first vice president, Miss Julia Shes second vice president, Miss Mary Quigley secretary and Miss Ethel Wood treasurer. It was also voted to pay the secretary 50 dollars a year in the future and to pay the former secretary Miss Herrington a like sum.
funeral held at noon from 858 West Street with Rev. E. J. Groeneveld officiating. Mrs. Effie Gray sang hymns as floral tributes filled the home. Pallbearers were John Curtis, George Curtis, Fred Toler, J. Eben, Jude Lindsay, and A. Jensen. Also notes merchants mail bulk circulars to France to reduce costs due to higher British postal rates.
The New York Federal Reserve Bank cut rediscounts from 6% to 8 percent as reserves rose in major financial centers and the move followed actions by other reserve banks. The money strain at western and southern points eased, and discussions of joint rate actions persisted among officials.
A blind man named Edward Dobrowolski of Syracuse is noted as a devoted baseball fan who attends all local games. Despite blindness his zeal remains undiminished as he follows every matchup.
A historic note describes a Rosamond Mohave Desert hotel with a front claimed to be gold ore. The builder allegedly struck it rich near Leon and used the ore in construction, prompting a boom town rumor though details remain unclear and partially treated as legend.
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