House Cleaning Can Offers Copper Teapots and Graniteware
An ad promotes nickel copper tea kettles and pots of all sizes and graniteware in top makes, inviting readers to find low prices.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1902
Page
8
An ad promotes nickel copper tea kettles and pots of all sizes and graniteware in top makes, inviting readers to find low prices.
Advertising note touts Kin Hee Quick Coffee Pot as the finest pot yet invented. It lists prices of two quarts at 1.25 dollars and one gallon at 1.50 dollars, all nickel plated.
Powerhouse bargains on tubs and wringers listed for a single week. Limited quantities available at participating outlets. Prices highlight savings across models and sizes for household use.
An advertisement urges readers that using Curious Complexion Cream extends life by three years and delivers a harmless invigorating effect. It claims to energize skin, improve circulation, and leave a natural glow, urging purchase at first-class druggists for 75 cents.
Mrs Miss Henault announces her relocation from 21 West Granite Street to 18 West Quartz Street. She invites all interested ladies to view her new spring Millinery stock offered at lower prices than any other city shop, promising quality.
Helena judge and J B Clayberg outline mining claim law with focus on possession before and after discovery, marking boundaries, and recording location. They discuss protection for a good faith explorer, requirements for work, and forfeiture rules including what counts as development and what does not.
The Navy office in city hall drew crowds as 26 candidates underwent exams. 16 were accepted. Most were 15 to 17 year olds entering as apprentices. A San Francisco training ship routine included drills, knots, sail handling, and daily wakeups. letters from a trainee describe life aboard and a canine mascot.
Butte Coal Company promotes a city wide delivery offer due to overstock. Lump coal priced at 6.00 per ton, with a call to place orders by phone 477 from 19 East Broadway. The message emphasizes the price difference and urge to act before stocks run out.
A brief note suggests choosing the Gordon trade mark as a reliable signal of quality. It argues that knowing a product is good brings most satisfaction, while obtaining another similar item accounts for the remaining share of delight.
To day sale offers white muslin gowns in extra large sizes with full width and length, trimmed with embroidery and lawn, prices ranging from 1.00 to 2.50 each. Various muslin and cambric gowns, night gowns, and sizes 14 to 17, all described as good value and serviceable.
An old advertisement touts French hand made underwear with embroidery and lace trims. It lists muslin and cambric skirts, drawers, and chemises in multiple widths and lengths with prices from 0.50 to 2.50 per item and various flounces, tucks, and lacings.
Celia Davison files amended complaint against Earnest Firehean to recover 930 dollars claiming he improperly obtained 1500 dollars for a settlement with W E Carroll in a sheriff deed dispute. She says Breen Mackel attorneys were engaged on his recommendation and he later returned 570 dollars with 240 credit. 938 remains unpaid. Longford and Parr resume representing Davison.
Ursin Engi yesterday began divorce proceedings against Ulrich Engi on the grounds of desertion and non-support. The couple married in St. Paul on September 23, 1884, and Ulrich has contributed nothing to the plaintiff’s support for more than a year.
Engi requests alimony and council fees while seeking custody of three minor children. The petition details child support adjustments and ongoing legal costs. The court is urged to grant priority due to the children’s welfare.
H S Clark John O Rourke John McConnell and Lulu F P Largey answer suit by David Noble denying any interest in the Grey Eagle Fraction looe claim and denying that James A Murray Ruth F Leggat or John H Curtis have any rights to the property.
M. D. McSherry filed suit against Otto Stroh for 500 dollars claimed on a note dated August 4 1898. An attachment was issued to secure the claim.
George Brisbois, an escaped inmate from the poor farm, was recaptured and held at the county jail pending a mental evaluation. He claimed unpaid wages and spoke of talking with Lawson via phone after pressing a bolt to initiate a call. Before leaving the city jail he wrote a brief will naming the poor farm and his grievances as he described them.
Railway tickets from Butte to Anaconda and all stations between are now on sale at the Great Northern ticket office 41 North Main street. Information on time cards and freight rates cheerfully furnished.
A humorous tale in Butte describes an old man seeking his morning drink on election day when saloons are closed. He finds back doors to other bars, purchases multiple drinks, and party mood leads to a late breakfast misstep. He sleeps off the intoxication at home without voting.
A justice court issued a arrest warrant for O. M. Boyce and Herbert Fant on cruelty to animals charges. They allegedly hired a horse from Reed's Livery and kept it running from Saturday evening to Sunday afternoon, delivering a near dead animal at South Butte with a woman in the buggy present.
The Short Line offers excursion tickets to San Francisco or Los Angeles and return at 50 dollar California rate 850 with final return limit June 25. The Butte Ogden route covers 500 miles offering a 30 hour saving. Reserve berths at City office 105 North Main street Butte. H O Wilson General Agent.
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