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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1902
Page
6
The Short Line announces excursion tickets to San Francisco or Los Angeles with return at a fixed rate. Scheduling and final return details are stated by the general agent H. O. Wilson at 106 North Main Street, Butts.
Montana promoter JAINA Ttekee, tied to Steynalds & McDowell, reports eight months in the East pursuing mining propositions. He traveled to New York Philadelphia Washington and Chicago meeting investors while noting a cautiously optimistic outlook for Butte properties and copper demand.
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Advert says a remedy called Pyramid The Cure cures piles by suppository use. It claims quick, painless relief and urges sending price for mail order from Pyramid Company Marshall Michigan. Testimonial from Mrs. John Castona of Chicago supports cure.
The ad notes Hawes Hats at 3.00 and various apparel items including Verity Colored Shirts priced at 1.50. It mentions multiple locations such as Buliews in Boston and lists accessories like choker neckwear and color options with assorted fabrics.
The store announces a complete stock of women’s garments with strong sarite style prominent at RI T.A0 and 20 lines. Prices range from 20 to 28, lower than elsewhere, with silk top coats and travel wear noted, some trimmed with capes or velvet collars and long sleeves.
A youth around ten attempted to steal from Mr Nixon’s residence and was caught by wire operators. Police and a patrol wagon brought him to court where Judge Boyle gave a stern lecture and warned of harsher punishment for future offenses. The boy claimed two older South Tute youths prompted the act and were supplying stolen papers.
South Butte voters will decide on a 100,000 bond issue to fund major improvements at the South Butte school district. The building will gain up to 12 rooms and a larger high school, with new wings and updated facilities to relieve Webster and Garfield houses and the southweastern park area. The project includes a new wing for classrooms and improved access awaiting occupancy by fall.
State game warden Wil Scott collected wine from Hoelann yesterday and heads to Deer Lake today for the day. He schemes to curb illegal game in the northwest state area as the effort continues.
A plan for a wardens gathering and park inspection is to be settled before long with a date yet to be determined. Painters wage talks continue with threats of job cuts and a push for terms, while smaller firms sign a new scale to win work. Members honor Mr White with gifts and praise while Mrs White’s visit unfolds.
The incled ant men remain firm on MererKed pay while water painters claim current conditions need no change. Both sides show confidence that their positions will prevail.
Friends and colleagues from across the Midlands gathered in farewell to Supt Robson White on his departure from the Highland Town posting. The event honored his service and the lasting memories he left with the department and community.
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