Corn meal price listing for sacks at local shop
White or yellow corn meal offered in 10 pound sacks for 25 cents and 25 pound sacks priced by Sve.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1901
Page
9
White or yellow corn meal offered in 10 pound sacks for 25 cents and 25 pound sacks priced by Sve.
In a bustling market stall a vendor promotes fresh vegetables to attract buyers. The display highlights Choice green vegetables including radishes spinach carrots and wax beans offered in multiple bunch quantities.
A local shop showcases a fresh variety of dainty salads, jellies, sauces, and home roasted meats including beef, mutton, pork, chicken, and veal. Shoppers praised yesterday’s display and are assured of similar quality today.
A short note extols a product called B. B. Butter for its natural rich color and purity. The text appears garbled with stray codes and missing context, offering little verifiable detail about sourcing, production, or endorsements.
A Quaker Bread advertisement claims the loaf compares to the finest home made bread in purity lightness nourishment and economy and urges readers to try a loaf to stop baking at home.
Boston and New York papers report rumors of a settlement between Amalgamated and Heinze, but denials prevail. Heinze touts Montana Ore Purchasing value near 60 million, while independent valuation places it under 10 million. Amalgamated earnings around 16.5 million with 8 percent dividend policy under debate. New York reports Amalgamated Copper interests deny any settlement with Heinzes.
An inquest at Duggan's undertaking rooms concluded James Foley died by his own hand in his barn on Monday night. The verdict found temporary insanity to be the cause, with testimony detailing troubled home life, jealousy, and Foley's spells. His wife and daughter testified to distressing incidents, including threats and a knife threat.
Orton Bros at 219 North Main Street Butte advertises rare bargains on used pianos and organs in good or near new condition. They offer savings of 100 to 300 dollars on equal grades, with easy payment plans and free stools or seats with piano purchases. Old instruments accepted as trade ins and rental options with rent applying to purchase. Tuning and moving by expert staff and mail order emphasis.
Special Pan American rates via Northern Pacific Railway offered on the first Tuesdays in August and September. Round trip to Buffalo with 60 day limit priced at 4.55 and 66 dollars. For details contact W. Fr. Merriman, general agent, at Park and Main, Butte. Great Northern tickets on sale to Anaconda and all stations between via 41 North Main Street office. Time, cars, and freight rate information provided.
A plan outlines hauling £,000 tons at a rate over 60 tons per day from the East Pacific mine to Winston Montana. Interested parties are to contact KR A Bell or Frank Rossburg in Helena Montana for details.
Judge FE W Harney presided as Miles Finlen seeks another extension to file affidavits for a new trial motion in the Minnie Healey case. The court denied the extension and declined to consider the application due to improper notice, with arguments centering on procedural rights and alleged delays.
$15 round trip to Salt Lake City offered August 17 with departures at 1 25 a m and 4 p m. Tickets usable for return within ten days. Reserve sleeping car berths now. City ticket office 105 North Main St Butte Mont H O Wilson general agent.
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 86 East Broadway.
City council meets this evening the first in three weeks with Mayor Davey away. New ordinances include hospital dues for firemen and policemen, wiring rules from streets to buildings, and vacation of Placer street and adjacent alley. An application from L R Wett for Wattis Employment agency at 26 East Broadway is also on the docket. A Sunday trip to Pipestone Springs offers a day outing with train at 9 a.m. and round trip fare of $1.
Notice from the United States civil service commission states that on August 1 the president amended the age limit for restoffices service to 18 to 45 years for clerk and carrier positions. Applications for either post are due by August 23 with an exam set for September 4 in this city. applicants must be 18 on or before examination day and not turning 45 before that date. John F. Stephenson, Secretary of Local Board.
Sidney J. Ellis and Miss Mary Nellie Slemons wed last night at the bride’s parents home 833 West Broadway in a private ceremony officiated by Rev. G C Stull. The couple plans a tour of the National park then will live in apartments in the Tuttle block.
For those who missed the park trip last month the Northern Pacific offers a second excursion leaving Butte on August 24. The round trip price is $29, covering all costs from departure to return. Interested riders should leave their name at the NP city office at Park and Main to reserve space.
Formerly with Dr. Koneides he opened offices in the Baltimore block first door east of post office where he is prepared to do up to date dentistry at moderate prices.
Fire in the shaft tunnel of the American steamer Arethusa, water tender to the U S Navy, broke out during repairs at Hunghom Hong Kong. Two fitters were burned to death and four other fitters and two coolies were rescued but died later that day. An advertisement for Orton Bros piano and organ sales follows.
Special train to Twin Bridges departs Montana Union depot at 9 a m on Sunday August 11 returning from Twin Bridges at 6 p m Round trip fare is 150 Ice cream 10 cents with cake 1 cent Fox s 71 East Park street Pipestone Springs offers Sunday round trip 1 Those seeking eye specialist Mrs Dr Frank may visit Fridays Saturdays and weekdays 7 to 9 p m Knights Templar and Sir Knights urged to assemble at armory Thursday August 8 at 1 p m to escort Butteridge No 22 A F and A M at the funeral of Samuel J Reynolds By order Eminent Commander H Renisch Edwin Skinner Recorder
Butte council of Kadosh No 2 commands all members to meet at our temple Wednesday evening Aug 7 at 9 o clock for the funeral service of Sir Knight Samuel J Reynolds. By order of Joseph M Settle Preceptor and Genzberger Secretary. The funeral of Mrs May McTagert is set for today at 2 pm from Shermans undertaking parlors.
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