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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1913
Page
5
An old style grocery ad listing fresh vegetables and produce. It mentions sweet potatoes, galas pears, cucumbers, onions, tomatoes, peas, fresh potatoes, ground issues and cauliflowers with assorted weights and qualities. It emphasizes fancy and fresh yields including asparagus and tender shoots.
Prime rib roast beef offered as fresh meat bargain praised for tenderness and flavor. Extra fancy fattened ligteers and similar items highlighted for moderate prices. Also notes on pork, poultry, baked goods, and bakery items along with assorted California fruits and cakes.
The item lists pecan halves and wafers with sweet centers for cookies and candy making. Dutch process cocoa and wheat flakes offered for ready to eat use and baking. Seed and caraway products, figs, potato flour, and Monarch preserves featured with package counts and special prices.
A dense fragment lists various food brands and items including PREMIUM BUTTER MEADOW GOLD BUTTER PERFECTION FLOUR TUTANA FLOUR GOLD MEDAL FLOUR FRESH ROASTED COFFEE CHASE SANBORN COFFEE ISAS and RICHOLIEG PURE FOOD PRODUCTS LUTANA CURED ATS HTG, typical of a classified advertisement.
A fragmented note lists 26 pours sugar form with a $16 order of other groceries. It mentions Secondkup coffee and a charm for the mayor to please hubby. Per pound four cents. Notes savings at the specialty department with various pickle jelly and preserves discounts. Readable items appear at two locations Tanner Montana Cash customers in SNA with special prices on remaining stock.
A district court judge ruled in favor of Michael Loughant for 16000 in a personal injuries case arising from a sidewalk accident in a block of Bishentegr & Mantle. City defense argued owner liability and negligent building maintenance. The suit also involved tax disputes and various marginal claims amid a crowded docket.
Exalted ruler of Maite lodge No 240 is honored with a gold watch by Lye lodge Judge John B McClernan presents the gift. James J Canning is installed as new exalted ruler with a long service record on the visiting committees and as a steadfast worker in the lodge. New officers names listed with ranks and trustees named. A social session follows led by Ed F O'Flynn.
Merchants beware, deception cannot endure. Mayer praises honest pricing at 2 West Park Ady, offering Antonia watches advertised at 6 cents though labeled as regular 1.50, asserting no tricks or deception and pledging to meet standard prices.
Gus Stanson fielded 32 head of fat steers Sunday for Hanson Meat of Butte, joined by Don Francis and Floyd Durkee. Joy Mall of Montana Hardware, Butte, reported a 3600 team of six year old black Percherons from Wisdom Livestock's ranch last week. St Hall notes paying $40 for a team last fall.
Reading reads as a vintage ad for Schatzle n Paint Co at 4 West Broadway nav. Offers include wallpaper at 14 cents per roll and kelsomine at 95 cents per package. Paints priced 31.8 cents per gallon with later notices about smokers needing a permit to smoke.
Central Presbyterian announces new pastors to lead upcoming services with Rev. Mr. Malien bringing prior work in Pow uitello. Charley Zine and his wife lauded by South Butte residents for pulpit drive. Church upgrades include furnace, lighting, pews under trustees guidance. Rev. Mr. Mullen praised. congregation looks to a year of planed work.
Archibald, nominee of the citizens' party for the Sixth ward, has long been in mercantile pursuits and has knowledge of city needs. He has reportedly traveled to Montana and Butte and remains a known figure among clerks.
The union notes Archibald, connected with the Schatzlein companies, as Mr Archibald enters politics for the first time. He has long shown interest in public affairs and government. He is viewed as a capable successor to Sant Barker when the latter takes office as mayor.
The ceremony for Roosevelt, daughter of Theodore Roosevelt, took place in New York with close friends in attendance. Reverend Dr Georgn BE of Talmadec and Pastor Unifon Slief assisted at the Episcopal service, followed by a short reception.
An early 20th century wedding near Groton Massachusetts featured Rev Wadheath Pen officiating with the bride attended by Miss Melon Ce aophie Osborn Margaret Mary Derby and Garrieliny. Roger A Derby served as best man. The ceremony followed a restrained reception at the house. The couple received many fine gifts from family and prominent public friends of the era.
An accident at the Mountain Can mine yesterday afternoon left veteran miner Anquinquaint Allnquiyt dead. Deputy engineer Mecratty arrived at once. an inquiry will follow. Allnquiyt, longtime Hutte miner of forty plus years, is survived by a wife and three children in Finland. funeral arrangements will be announced.
The Heapath Lyceant at Bur t wy presents the Straviera Mole quartette in a new six voice harmony project. After months of auditions the group, including Thornton Theany Longstreet and Joseph ikl, promises exceptional vocal blend.
In Dilan Examiner reports the sudden passing of Charles M. Smith last Saturday morning in Bute MY. Smith, a well known Dillon headquarters figure, leaves a broad circle of regional friends in Santa County. Anna Bussert and Clark Gantvoort, connected to local theatrical circles, wed recently in New York.
A record was set in the Butte police court as two drunks and one juror faced the bench. Judge Tuohine presided with Jailer Barney Lavelle noting a long tenure and administration under Pudge McGowan. In two years prior, the average daily case load was about one. yesterday’s docket marked a notable increase.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Darcy rode the Western Moon train to Butte on Saturday. Peter Oren, a well known Butte contractor, was in Dillon on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James Jackson returned from Butte and planned a few days at Herman Jackson's before departing for Jackson, Montana.
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