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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1901
Page
9
Shoppers rush weekly for Easter groceries with better service and wider choice than Saturdays. The shop promises a large display of ducks hens spring chickens and young turkeys before 10 am and offers delivery on Saturday. They feature fresh fish meats and smoked items with numerous specials and ready to eat selections.
A pair of male Canadian lynxes fought ferociously at Columbia Gardens until one killed the other and the survivor lay near death. Keepers used iron bars but could not separate the animals as blood fouled the cage floor and fur flew in a savage duel witnessed by few staff.
Judge Harney heard motion in Miles Finlen v. F Aug Heinze et al to set trial for Minnie Healey mine title. Heinze argues mine needs $8,000 monthly upkeep and may cost $100,000 to reopen. plaintiff counters concurrent US suit and unsettled district court issues. Decision promised Saturday.
A Butte observer contrasts Roosevelt’s sociable style with McKinley’s unfamiliarity in Montana. Anecdotes recall Chester Arthur’s Yellowstone visit and Frank Bellar’s playful recall of a president, urging locals to announce their names loudly to be remembered.
The Northern Pacific operates the only solid vestibuled trains between Butte and St Paul via Office corner Park and Main streets. W. H. Merriman serves as general agent.
John Lally, missing wife for nearly a month, pleads at the Standard to locate her by midmonth or risk sending his children to a home out of state. He suspects his wife visited T. H. Harkins’s family last Sunday and may be in Butte, though she came from Anaconda. He expressed a wish for her to come home.
McDonnell, formerly with Allen and McDonell, opens a new shop at the corner of Silver and Wyoming. The business offers horseshoeing and general blacksmithing with satisfaction guaranteed, McDonnell and Murphy listed in ads.
A barber shop under the New Post Office advertises a first class shave for 1b cents. The compact offer highlights affordable grooming in a neighborhood shop likely appealing to daily commuters and residents.
In Judge Arnold's court a case reviewed whether D Dorais must pay W D Perry for five gasoline lamps totaling 58 dollars. Dorais had tried lamps on trial, damaged one with a $1.50 offer, and the court awarded the plaintiff 1.50 plus ages and costs, with lamps stored in a warehouse and future fate unclear.
The ad urges readers to call Orton Bros at 219 N Main St Butte for best value in plane or organ services. The Citizens' Coal Co promises prompt delivery of Kemmerer Rock Springs or Montana coal or dry wood from Office No 4 Fast Broadway Phone 538. The Standard touts itself as the only exclusive carriage works in the state.
The New York Life Insurance Company through Charles J. Cutler paid the claim of the late Frank E. Corbett. The payment arrived 12 days after the claim was sent, roughly the time a sight draft on New York could take.
Tickets from Butte to Anaconda and all stations along the line are now on sale at the Great Northern ticket office, 41 North Main street. Time cards and freight rates are available on request.
The Matin reports from Rome that the pope plans a declaration on the law of associations. It would condemn the measure more strongly than the letter to the archbishop of Paris.
An article extols daily use of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals as a simple health habit. It cites Professor Wiebold, claims tablets aid digestion, are harmless, not a patent medicine, and are widely sold by druggists for 50 cents per package.
John Maguire and James A. Murray examined the Great Falls opera house to buy it. They offered to W. S. Frary, who will present the bid to owners in Michigan. If bought, about 5000 dollars will be spent on improvements and the venue added to the B A M circuit for the next season.
The United States plans a July 15 rollout of reduced postal rates with Canada, and negotiations with the Philippines and Cuba aim to match the 0.75 percent rate, down from 1 percent, for money orders and other exchanges.
London reports an anti Austrian rising near Trieste and the governor of Trieste Count Goess loses his residence at Levico to incendiaries. The incident underscores unrest in the Austrian Tyrol as protests spread.
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