The Anaconda Standard from Anaconda, Montana • 9

ANACONDA STANDARD, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1926. 9 GENERAL NEWS OF THE STATE DILLON BUREAU ACCIDENT IS FATAL TO WELL-KNOWN DILLON MAN DILLON. June 30. -Bernard (Barney) McGurk, well-known Dillon man. died last night at the Barrett hospital here as the result of injuries sustained in an accident on the E.

W. Smith ranch, near Donovan, in the upper Horse Prairie The accident occurred Sunday and the victim had been a patient at the hospital here, since Monday morning. According to it. received here, McGurk left house Sunday morning on horse. a riding toward the hills.

failure to return Sunday evening. a search was organized by the employes of the ranch, who found him lying unconscious near A trail in the hills not a great distance from the house. He never regained consciousness and the nature of the accident will probably never be known. Ranch enployes, however, bel.eve that the man's horse threw him or fell with. him He WaS brough: to Dillon Immediately and for 8.

time hope was entertained for his recovery. but complications "hastened the end. The victim was well known in this section, where ho had resided most of the time for about. 15 was one of the 1 rst 011 the bench east of Dillon. locating on a Panch in the Stone Creek section During the past five years.

he had been engaged in the restaurant. business in Dillon and had been employed aS a cook in several local restaurants, but several. months AgO became an employe the 10. Smith ranch. acting as camp tender.

Ho was about 65 years of age. Funeral arrangements have not been made. "pending word from relatives in the East. DILLON GIRL HONORED AT IDAHO UNIVERSITY DILLON, June 30. Miss Bernice Hirschman, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Sylvester Hirschman of this city. recently chosen AS the most 'beautiful girl the University of Idaho, where she 1s A junior, the selection being made from among 1.700 girls who are 11 attendance at the university. A full- page photograph of the Dillon girl appeared In the art section of the "Gem of the Mountains," university annual. which has been entered An national prize contest.

The honor of being chosen as "queen of beauty" is not a new one for Miss Hirschman, who last year was elected as the most beautiful girl in the Montana State Normal college, and prior to that time had won a number of popularity and beauty contests in high school and on other occasions. THREE CANDIDATES FILE. DILLON, June Three candidates filed for county offices yesterday afternoon and this morning. Rife, rancher of Armstead, filed for representative on the democratic ticket; Mrs. Clara Smith filed for the office of county superintendent and will seek the nomination on the republican ticket.

She 18 opposed by Miss Genevieve O'Leary. George R. Metlen filed for county surveyor, the office which he now holds, on the democratic ticket. DILLON NEWS NOTES. DILLON, June Edgar Rife and daughter are visiting Dillon friends from their home at Armstead.

Mrs. Elizabeth Dunstan of Butte has been called to -Dillon by the serious condition of her son, Richard Dunstan, who was injured in an accident at the Noah Allen ranch, near Apex, last Sunday. He is believed to be recovering. Tom Olmsted has returned from Ann Arbor, where he has been attending the University of Michigan, and will spend most of the summer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

T. D. Olmsted. Kenneth Wheat is spending this week in Ronan, where he 19 A guest at the home. of his uncle, Ray Shannon.

W. Hartwig motored to Dillon from his home at Helena yesterday and is a guest at the home of his son, W. B. Hartwig, here. He was accompanied by W.

Eckhardt of Helena, and the two will enjoy several days of fishing in the southern part of the county, before returning to Helena. I E. Keller of Lima spent yesterday in Dillon while attending to business matters. Owen D. Speer, elected president of the western division the Montana Education association at the convention held in Dillon last October, was in the city today.

while attending to educational matters. He inspected the Normal college and the training school. Pat Crowe was arraigned in justice court last night on a charge of disorderly conduct and was fined $10. DEER LODGE BUREAU LONG ILLNESS IS FATAL TO DEER LODGE MATRON DEER LODGE, June Elizabeth Ann Skinner, beloved matron of this city, died at the family residence at 4:15 a. m.

yesterday morning, after aL long illness. Mrs. Skinner was born in Morris county, N. Nov. 27, 1853 and 28 years of age arrived in Deer Lodge valley, where she has since made her home.

During her long residence here she made many friends who are grieved with the news of her death. Funeral services will be held Friday afternon at 2:30 o'clock at the Methodist church with the Rev. W. W. McConnell officiating.

Interment will be in the Hillcrest cemetery beside the grave of her husband, Charles S. Skinner. The pallbearers will be H. W. Evans, L.

A. 'Shiplett, Ben Munson. S. R. Beck, B.

D. Lear and Mr. Allen. PIERCE FUNERAL TOMORROW. DEER LODGE, June -The services of Peter Pierce.

prominent, this pioneer valley of since Montana 1866. who and died Tuesday morning. will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the St. James Episcopal church. The services will be conducted by the Rev.

Franklin L. Gibson. EXPLAINS CARTOONING AT MEET DEER LODGE; June The Rev. Franklin L. Gibson, secretary of the Rotary club gave.

a interesting demonstration on mechanical and electric drawing and cartooning luncheon held Wednesday noon at the Hotel Deer Lodge. Mr. Gibson, using a black board, "explained the various methodes used by cartoonists by drawing pictures. 0. C.

Lamport, service officer of the A "Step FOR on 'Er" $1 For the benefit of out-of-town visitors and Fourth of July. celebrants we are offering in conjunction with our "Step on Sale the following articles from our regular stock at the very special price of $1.00 Aluminum Sauce Pans Ever Clean Seat Pads These pans are 1, and 2-quart For the auto, camp or size. Per set $1.00 porch. 2 pads $1.00 of three Household Hand Saws Steel Fishing Rod Every home should have This is some rod- $1.00 one at least. $1.00 and only King Wall Finish Allen Ring Lawn Sprinkler We will give one package of King Made entirely of sheet brass; the Kalsomine and a kalsomine For, best on this the sale, market.

priced at $1.00 for brush at this sale $1.00 IF IT'S MADE, WE HAVE IT BUTTE DANCING WINTER GARDEN TONIGHT- TONIGHT Don't Burn Your Clothes but Throw That Hat Away And Get One of the 5,000 STRAW HATS GIVEN FREE (Positively without mortgage or mechanic's lien) at the GIANT COWBOY-MARDI GRAS BALL With GEORGE LOWRY (Juvenile fancy roping champion of the world--Cheyenne, 1925) Act Starts Promptly at TIN CAN JOE (Former Columbia Recording Artist) Confetti Snowstorm! Serpentine Hurricane! Balloons for Every One! Noisemakers Aplenty! Grab Your Noise-Maker and Scream With the American Eagle! THE CENTER OF THE FOURTH OF JULY TURMOIL IN THE HEART OF THE CARNIVAL DISTRICT! MOVE IN WITH THE REST OF THE TOWN! ef ORIOLE 6A fa 6A 6A Art Goods a 6A Novelties EA 6A ef Beginning Thursday, and Throughout the Celef CA bration, We Will Offer Unusual Values in Art Goods and Novelties Priced Specially at $1.00. A A EA ORIOLE GIFT SHOP NATIONAL ELECTRIC CO. 204 West Park 204 West Park en member of the Helena Rotary bureau in Helena andus was a guest of the meeting. C. L.

Benton was appointed chairman of the program committee for the next three months. DEER LODGE, June -The proposed baseball game between the Lodge Merchants and the Anaconda Jay Bees, scheduled for Thursday evening, has been postponed one week. The second dance of a series to be given by the ball team, will be held Friday evening at the city pa- vilion, it was announced. DEER LODGE NEWS NOTES. DEER LODGE, June and GAME IS POSTPONED.

Mrs. A. J. Lochrie and children left Wednesday morning on A. motor tour to Iowa, where they will spend 8 month visiting relatives and friends in Des Moines and other cities.

Mrs. J. V. Miller and children of Milwaukee, former residents of this city, are visiting friends in Deer Lodge. Mrs.

C. E. Mullins. and daughter, Margaret, have returned from a threeweeks' trip to Three Forks and Livingston. Mrs.

Clara Hall of Helmville is in the city visiting and will remain over the Fourth of July. Mrs. F. F. Seeburger and children.

who removed to Spokane several months ago, have returned and will make their hone here. George Boothroyd is confined to St. Joseph's Miss Margaret Bien spent Wednesday in Anaconda visiting friends, Mrs. Lee Davis and Miss Kathleen Beauvin returned yesterday from Missoula, where with they friends. made an exMrs.

Hyrop, well-known former resident of this city left last evening for her home in Missouri, after visiting several days with friends. Miss Dorothy Whiteworth returned last evening from California, where she spent the past school year teaching. ALLEGED SWINDLER OF DOHERTY SERVING TIME SPOKANE, June -Spokane police were informed today that Morris Lustwig. wanted here in connection with an alleged $45,000 swindle last December 01 P. F.

Doherty of Butte. is serving one-year grand larceny sentence Philadelphia. Local officers he be returned expiration of sentence. FOR 1 PHILLIPS' Milk of Magnesia Instead of soda hereafter take a little "Phillips Milk of Magnesia' in water any time for indigestion or sour, acid, gassy stomach, and rellet come instantly. BETTER THAN SODA For fifty years genuine "Phillips Milk of Magnesia" has been prescribed by physicians because it overcomes three times as much.

acid in the stomach as a saturated solution of bicar- 6A eA DOLLAR 6A DAY 6 For the Benefit of Out-of-Town Visitors 60- and Holiday Value-Seekers 69 69 Fred P. Young BUTTE'S BUSY JEWELER 6A 69 Has taken numerous articles from his regular stock and without regard to original cost, offers them for one dollar. Here fe is a list of some values: 6A 69 Values such as this community has never seen 60 before will be offered in this great 69 Dollar Day Event. 69 Ladies' Compacts, values to Alarm Clocks, $2 values $2.50 for tor $1 $1 Choker Beads. $5 values $1 Working Watches, $1.50 6A for values for $1 60.

69 Silver Belt Buckles, $5 values for $1 Salt and Pepper Shakers, Fountain Pens, $4 values values to $2.50.......... $1 69 for Cuff Links, Watch Bracelets, $1 6A en Silver $2.50 Pocket values Knives, $11 Seta, Rings, etc. Pins, Baby $1 eD 64 Fred P. Young Butte's Busy Jeweler 21 West Park 64 bonate of soda, leaving the stomach sweet from gases. Besides, it neutralizes acid fermentations in the bowels and gently urges this souring waste from the system with out purging.

It Is far more pleasant to take than soda. TRY A BOTTLE "Insist upon "Phillips." Twenty-five cent and fifty cent bottles, any drug store. DOLLAR DAY 100 Read the $1 DAY Advertisements In Today's Standard 17 Bargains Today And every day during Fourth of July Celebration As advertised in The Anaconda Standard.