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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
8
An advertising line extols Schilling coffee as one of the best in vacuum-sealed tins. It promises morning invigoration and a rich smooth taste with a pleasant fragrance, aligning with a general coffee brand spot.
In England scientists view catarrh as constitutional and warn against irritants. A home remedy using Part Double strength mixed with hot water and sugar, taken as a tablespoon four times daily, is claimed to reduce inflammation in the Eustachian tubes and improve breathing and hearing. The formula is inexpensive and easy to prepare.
An old advertisement touts Danderine offering shiny hair with vigor and brightness for a low price. It claims every hair remains healthy and colored, suggesting noticeable improvement from use.
Final preparations for the annual Powwow in Dillon are complete as the three day event begins with a crowd forecast to be the largest yet. Horse racing, dances, boxing, concerts and carnivals fill the schedule with businesses closing 2 to 5 pm during the celebration.
James Fisher and Homer French drove to Tarkio in Frenchs car Tuesday. Commissioner James Hillier of Saltes e visited Superior Tuesday afternoon. Several visitors from Missoula Cyr Circle S ranch and Wallace were seen in town. Eastern Star chapter to receive charter soon with Grand Matron Marshall from Polson to visit. Judge Theodore Lentz to hold Mineral county court on October 1.
Miss Geneva Bowen daughter of Postmaster John P. Bowen married George Larry Moore of Glacier Park in a Libby wedding officiated by Rev. Matney of the Methodist church They departed for Minneapolis to stay with Mr Moore s mother Medical note John Kuklinski a Libby tailor is critically ill at Libby hospital with a severe typhoid fever.
Harper, after considering his apprehension for speeding, came in yesterday and contributed the $19 for the offense. Ed Donlan, the saw mill man, has been attending to business affairs here this week. Wife and husband quip about late nights, reflecting a domestic exchange quoted by the Boston Transcript.
Two thirds of Thomas Robinson's holdings at the Sheep Creek mine were bought by Nels Pearson and H F Eccleston. They plan extensive operations and shipping ore within 60 days, with Eccleston to manage the property over the winter. The silver lead ore runs 66 percent lead and 39 ounces of silver per ton. A 26 inch vein has been exposed along a 49 foot incline shaft three and a half miles from the Montana Southern railway line.
James Lewis suffered facial and hand burns when gasoline near his thrashing engine exploded at Sloan ranch. He had been using a blow torch to adjust parts. flames were extinguished by nearby workers and he was taken to Three Forks for treatment. Doctors deemed injuries painful but not serious.
Mrs E C Shaw visits husband in Harlowton linked with Milwaukee rail road. Ralph Everett returns to Town sent. Mrs M Voiles and daughter head to Billings then Wyoming. Mrs Herbert Dunbar and Mrs Homer Dunbar drive to Rodersburg with Mr Dunbar. Mrs John Stoddard and daughter back from Virginia trip. Mr and Mrs Pat McCarthy plan coast visits after Three Forks stay. Local chamber chief Matter to Boulder for business. Various residents return from Helena Butte and Colorado trips.
Libby September 22 Lawrence Mc Kibbet 14 son of Marshal and Mrs Forrest W De Lapp is in Libby hospital after a hunting accident. While guiding tourists in Libby his gun resting on his hand slipped and discharged when he tried to catch it, shooting off three fingers and filling the palm with shot.
E Z Adams and wife sold their personal property at auction. They sold their small farm south of Stevensville during the summer and plan to visit relatives in various parts of the country before leaving soon.
A man recounts a years old rupture cured without surgery after trying trusses and lifting a trunk. No operation or downtime, and he urges others to contact Eugene M. Pullen in Manasquan New Jersey for full information.
Mayor McCavitt Clerk Davidson and Alderman Kell depart Anaconda for Great Falls to attend the Montana Municipal League annual meeting. They will push for league action on local issues and seek to bring the 1921 convention to Anaconda. They also invite attendance at the October 1 concrete highway celebration.
Owing to the sudden illness of one musician the matinee of D W Griffiths The Birth of a Nation at the Margaret theater is cancelled this afternoon. The evening performance proceeds as scheduled.
Notice from B. P. O. Ellis states a Saturday night dance is postponed to Tuesday, Sept. 23. Secretary signatures include W. H. Tuchscherer and E. R. F. H. Clinton.
Mrs. Geneva Robinson of Albany New York reports Foley's Honey and Tar Compound relieved her hay fever asthma bronchial coughs and stubborn lingering cough after two bottles proved effective. The remedy is advertised as fitting for coughs colds croup and bronchial conditions and sold everywhere.
A Titusville ad urges sufferers to pay 35 cents at City Drug Co for a jar of San Cura Ointment and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. The note claims it heals bleeding itching or protruding piles, old sores, fever sores, eczema and more, plus San Cura soap for pimples and blackheads.
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