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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1900
Page
11
Butte Dealers Balancing Scales In City Inspection
City license collector R. C. McNeill and Deputy Charles Ray began their annual weights and measures inspection of Butte merchants. They report most scales are accurate though some occasional frauds occur. nearly two weeks will be needed to complete the roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. McNeill
Charles Ray
Butte
Mr. Ray
Butte Mercenarie
North Coast Limited Trains Keep Regular Fares
The North Coast Limited runs daily from Butte to St Paul Minneapolis Spokane Seattle Tacoma and Portland with no extraneous fare charges beyond standard ticket prices. Northern Pacific Railroad confirms no extra ticket fare charges on this train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astern Trunk Lines
North Coast Limited
Butte
St Paul
Minneapolis
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Northern Pacific Railroad
Millions for Golf Balls at Onwentsia Links
The Chicago Chronicle notes the vast funds tied up in golf balls at Onwentsia, asserting balls cost more collectively than clubs and that clubs last longer, with repairs costing only a few cents. It highlights the high spending by players on the small spheres used in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Chronicle
Onwentsia Links
Farmer Countessel Avoids Convention Fears Delegate Picks
The Washington Star reports Farmer Countessel saying he did not attend any convention this year. He cites sympathy with all sides but explains he stayed away because he is afraid delegates may influence the vice presidential nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Farmer Countessel
Reading Aloud From News Triggers Household Jumps
Mrs Torkins begs Charley to stop reading newspapers aloud as his sudden references to a smash up in China cause her to fear he is naming the empress dowager or their cook, highlighting the humor in cross cultural misreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Charley
Where He Failed Pick-Me-Up Cartoon Exchange
In a Pick-Me-Up cartoon, Arthur is asked to draw a check and admits he is not skilled at figure drawing. The humorous exchange highlights a playful misfit between drawing as money and drawing as art. The strip centers on a lighthearted insistence on talent versus ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Northern Montana Office Ad Rates In Great Falls
Northern Montana The Northern Montana Office of the Standard is located in the Bach Cory Block Great Falls opposite the Park Hotel Advertising rates furnished on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
The
Standard
Bach-Cory
Great Falls
Park Hotel
Plans Of Mr Rossall Reveals Hidden Checks In Red Pocketbook
Frank Rossall, the Wyoming man linked to real estate and sheep deals, was arrested in Chateau while arranging a $50,000 purchase with George J. Smith. Authorities found a fat red pocketbook and a Carbon County check book hidden in sawdust, with 17 checks totaling $26,126.64 and letters indicating future plans across Wyoming and Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Standard
Frank Rossall
Wyoming
Dunn
Carbon County
Red Lodge
Rossall
Chateau
George J. Smith
First National Bank
Pendleton
Ore
Chamberlain Sheep Company
Geyser
Cheyenne National Bank
Cheyenne
J. H. Loomis
Frank Russel
First National Bank of
F. Russel
Mr. Russel
Port
Russel
George Pirrie
Halbert
Mont
Pirrie
Cheyenne Bank
Bank of
Fergus County
George Alaman
George
Bereuil
Juan Aleman
Carbon County Bank
Bank of Thermopolis
Wyo
Ressall
Henry Ruesel
Carbon
George Alemana
P. J. Moule
Mr. Moule
Moule
Pergus County
Cort & Worden
Lewistown
Frank Smith
Rudolph von Tobel
Blackford
Messie
Frank Bruce
No 15
William Bruce
Choteau
Bruce
Wyomine
George Smith
Smith Properties
Mr. Bruce
Paris
W. Dean Hayes
Hayes
Montana
The Standard Opens Its Doors to World News
The Standard offers constant access to global happenings through subscription and regular updates. Readers are invited to stay connected for comprehensive coverage and timely reports across topics.
Wool Market on Great Falls Wool Exchange Opens Strong
Great Falls wool market shows robust activity with over 250000 pounds traded at 14 to 15 1/2 cents. Buyers include Thayer Jeremiah Williams Co May Heck Brothers Peters Hallow Donald and others with numerous lots sold or offered and severaldeclined to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Palle
Great Falls
Thayer, Barney & Marsh
Hussey & Panike
Thompson & Co
Brisk Wool Market Moves as Buyers from Billings Arrive
Special dispatch reports a brisk wool market with price advances over last Wednesday. Wool houses in Billings sent representatives on a special train, and multiple lots fetched higher bids for Boston and St Louis buyers, including Andrew Forsythe, Widdecombe Bros., Brady, James Duffy, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Forsythe
Ife
Harris & Co
St. Louis
Widdecombe Bros
Myc
Jeremiah Willams & O
Boston
O. N. C. Brady
St. Fouls
James Duffy
Funston Bros
B. A Yeomans
Jeremiah Williams & Co
Jack Eliott
Punaton Bros
H. Ralft
Bryne & Co
E L. Patterson
Jeremiah Willams & Co
Hasted & Becken
Heeht Leibman & Co
Grant
Trade Ledger Entries From St Louis and Boston Shipped Goods
A list of consignments with buyer names and shares including Kellar 6000 pounds at 13 percent to Bryne & Co of St Louis Adolph Soverson 6 pounds at 14 percent to Jeremiah Williams of Boston Jacob Boyam 28000 pounds at 14 percent to Funston Bros. Co of St Louis K P Ellingston 35000 pounds at light rate to Hecht Lethman Co of Boston John Esp 13000 pounds at 14 percent to Funston Bros Co of St Louis A O Forsythe 17000 pounds at 14 percent to Bryne & Co of St Louis P O Frananc 17000 pounds at 14 percent to Dewey Gould Co of Boston Osmund Larsen 9000 pieces at 15 percent to Bryne Co of Boston.
Wool market holds firm as demand stays strong
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Boston August 1 with continued demand for desirable wool lots. Prices stay within earlier quotes but the market is firm with heavy sales and expectations of a large week. Manufacturers buy freely when dealers meet bids, while holders demand fair profits and resist sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Boston
American Woolen Company
Wool market activity rises with largest weekly sales
The American Wool and Cotton Reporter notes continued wool trade vigor with last week’s sales the largest in years. Holders stay firm, bids from manufacturers unmet, and overall prices hold near prior figures as light weights show only a small advance. Demand may improve as inventories tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
American Wool and Cotton Reporter
Unclear regional listings from 1900s Oregon region
Fragmentary OCR notes mention San Francisco August, Spring Nevada, 13Glbe, eastern Oregon, Alice Valley Oregon, Wa Fall Northern Mountain. No coherent event or entity connection is readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Aug
Nevada
Oregon
Alice
Valley Oregon
Northern Mountain
Mountain lambs tracked across San Joaquin plains
The fragment cites mountain lambs in the San Joaquin plains with references to Humboldt and Mendocino regions and symbols 0 12e 110e 1% 14e, suggesting a geographic or agricultural notation system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Joaquin Plains
Humboldt and
Mendocino
No Sales Report From Billings Market
There were no wet sales today as buyers went to Bis Timber and will return tonight. Special Dispatch notes buyers absent in Billings market with plans to reconvene later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Billings
Bis Timber
Heat Wave Grips Great Falls As Temperatures Peak
Great Falls endures a brutal heat wave with daytime readings around 100 degrees and muggy nights. Residents note record heat for Montana with no sunstroke cases yet but warn continued high temps could cause health issues. Local quotes from long-time Montana residents echo astonishment at the heat level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Chicago
Montana
R. &. Ford
Great Falls Notes on Local Visitors and Banking Firm
E D Jones arrives from Pon dera Postmaster C H Drake of Chateau and others visit Great Falls from Altyn Lethbridge and Butte. Conrad Banking Co to open in about two weeks in the Ted block with W G Conrad as president C B Conrad and J T Stanford as principal stockholders and officers J T Stanford as vice president and manager P Kelly as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Drake
Chateau
J. M. Harrin
Altyn
Conrad Banking Company
Great Falls
Ted Block
W. G. Conrad
C. B. Conrad
J. T. Stanford
P Kelly
School census begins in district No. 1
Great Falls August 1 A B Carey clerk of the school board announces the start of the census for district No. 1 aided by two assistants. The process will take about two weeks and every citizen with children is urged to help compile a complete list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
B. Carey
Boston Heights residents start tank service amid water shortage
The Boston Heights area again lacks water prompting residents to organize a tank service by horse cart delivering supply from the Giant spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aug. L
Boston Heights
Conscientious Business Man Froom Monshine Note
A quirky OCR fragment mixes a name Conscientious Business Man with Froom Monshine and a slang dialogue about lemonade and a dog falling in a beverage. The readable text appears picaresque and informal with no clear news event or date.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oren
Mente
Goriams
Drawers
Park St
Maxtra
Orton Bros
State Nursery Co
United States
India
Borneo
MR. Rossall
Checkbook
Wool Market
Boston Wool Market
Reporter's Review
Weel
E. D. Jones
Pondera
Carlos Warfield
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