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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1901
Page
9
Advertisement notes veal loaf beef loaf and ham loaf in pound and half pound cans priced at 20 cents. Includes Cottage loaf and chicken and veal mixed varieties.
Chief Reynolds report for July shows 544 arrests with 324 males and 220 females. It notes dire straits of patrol quarters behind McDermott hotel and urges city council action to obtain a new lot and proper housing for officers and horses, plus additional operational details and costs.
After his voyage on the Cunard steamer Umbria to England, Mr. Ford will visit Belfast to buy a year’s linen stock for his firm. He has 29 years in the trade and will stay two months in England and Ireland. He plans to visit Nottingham for his parents’ 60th wedding anniversary, which he has not attended in years. The trip combines business with a chance to see old home and will be pleasant for his employers.
The railway will sell round trip Buffalo tickets on the first Tuesdays in August from September with a 60 day limit at rates of 61.59 dollars and 66 dollars. For more details contact W. Fr. Merriman general agent at Park and Main streets Butte. Ice cream 10c with cake at Fox's 71 East Park Street.
County Attorney Breen filed multiple informations in Judge McClernan's district court department charging nine men and nearly a score of defendants with robbery burglary larceny and criminal assault. Names include Elmer F Williamson Dan Hickey Thomas Muldoon J R Grice Frank O Neill Miles Cavanaugh O W Cribb and Jacob Pincus with various associated offenses and defense appointments.
Judge McClernan hears Victoria Ryan and James Ryan divorce case after she testified to cruel treatment and jealous outbursts including choking in March. Other cases involve Rosa Gamway desertion, Ellen Murray adultery and support, Maggie Levitte cruelty, and J R Bordeaux versus Ella Bordeaux with added trial costs requested by the defense.
Mayor Davey informs friends he feels much improved after his coast trip. The tone likens relief to drinking Centennial beer praised as nourishing, with a casual flourish that hints at strong local sentiment and a popular beverage caption.
Judge Boyle’s court issued warrants for health ordinance violations and assaults. C L Smith faced a health violation for not cleaning a vault after notice, while Mrs D W Brodie was charged with writing fluid on clothing and assault. Other warrants listed driving on a sidewalk and burning offal. Two drunk and vagrant cases were heard, Nellie Brooks faced a robbery charge with trial set, Joe Ferris fined for a child’s bicycle theft, Peter Van Old fined for disturbing the peace, and William McManus’ wife beating charge was dismissed.
The notice announces excursions from Butte on August 17 at 1:25 a m and 4 p m with return limit of ten days. It urges reserving sleeping car berths at the city ticket office 105 North Main Street Butte Montana and is signed by H C Wilson General Agent.
A complaint was filed in Judge Olsen's court in South Butte charging John Lattis with assault in the third degree against William Chinn after a Williamsburg fight Friday night. The case will be tried Thursday. A warrant for Annie Collins was issued in Judge Neenan's Walkerville court for disturbing the peace at Clear Grit terrace, with Mary Dalzell as principal state witness. Bautista Bianco's case, charged with tearing down five feet of Nick Romano's fence at Meaderville, was continued one week in Judge Shepherd's court. both defendants are Italians.
The Burlington Route will sell round trip tickets to Buffalo on the first and third Tuesdays for 64.50. For more information contact Phil Daniels at 25 East Broadway.
Washington reports President McKinley commuted Major Francis Eltonhead’s dismissal to a five year downgrade on the majors list. The charge included being drunk on duty and misbehavior at the Army and Navy club in Manila. The president cited his military record and Santiago and Philippines service plus court clemency. Eltonhead, a West Point graduate from Pennsylvania, was tried for misconduct.
Formerly with Dr. Ironsides he opened offices in the Baltimore block near the post office offering up to date dentistry at moderate prices. For a day trip go to Pipestone Springs with a 9 a.m. Sunday train and round trip tickets priced at $1. Orton Bros at 219 North Main Street, Butte advertise best value in pianos or organs.
Freight proposal aims to move 8 000 tons of ore with a daily capacity of 60 tons. Shippers request replies addressed to R. A. Bell or Frank Rossburg in Helena Montana.
T M Ford who runs the linen and domestics department at Case Gravelle Ervin Co. travels to Europe on a purchasing trip. He will stop in New York to select Battenbergs art goods flannels and muslins for the firm.
The comptroller of the currency named Special Examiner William L. Yerkes as receiver of the First National Bank of Austin Texas after reports from National Bank Examiner J M Logan that the bank was insolvent and should be closed.
Four highway men entered the Suburban Electric power house in Chicago and bound two employees before blowing the safe and escaping with 700 dollars.
Northern Pacific restages the Yellowstone trip from Butte with a $39 round trip rate. The package covers all costs from departure to return, with reservations via the N P city office at Park and Main Streets.
Special train to Twin Bridges departs Montana Union depot at 9 a m Sunday August 11 returning from Twin Bridges at 6 p m The round trip fare is 1 50 Mrs Dodge and Mrs Davis formerly ran the Willard house now reside at 338 East Granite and invite former patrons to visit them
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