Cash only coal price list urges winter supply
The text contrasts CASH and CREDIT basins of business and offers an extremely low price list for cash purchases to secure coal supplies for the winter with several price figures listed.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1908
Page
5
The text contrasts CASH and CREDIT basins of business and offers an extremely low price list for cash purchases to secure coal supplies for the winter with several price figures listed.
Butte firm located at 102 West Granite listed in historic directories for sewer pipe tile manufacture.
The Boston & Montana band presents two concerts today at Columbia Gardens with popular hits from musical comedies and classical pieces. Highlights include the Prince of Pilsen and selections from Carmen, Rigoletto, Il Trovatore, and an Irish medley, with solo cadenzas and audience requests.
A party of eastern capitalists departed last night to inspect the Pittsburg & New York Copper Mining Company in the Seven Miles district eight miles west of Helena. Interest in the mines is rising amid a stampede to the area and plans to boost mill capacity are under consideration.
Frederick Anderson and Nellie Maud Poore, both of Whitehall, are mentioned in a legal or public notice item. The brief reads as a paired reference to individuals and their residence in Whitehall.
A large eastern Eagles delegation en route to Seattle arrived in Butte yesterday to a hearty welcome by Mayor Joseph Corby, Merchants' Association members, and local officials. The visitors from Kansas City and nearby centers toured the city, enjoyed luncheon, and rode the Seeing Butte car before departing for the west. A Chicago delegation is due this afternoon on the way to Seattle.
Mrs. George De Snell sues Dr. Thompson G. Heine for 2500 damages claiming assault and ejection from his office on July 23. She alleges violent choking twisting a finger and ripping her dress, causing injury and distress. Also noted are disputes over mining claims near the Smoky Moke and Tuolumne properties with adjacents in Helena court.
John Godbout a hackman faced Justice Doran for assault in the third degree after allegedly striking pedlar Abram Isaacs without provocation when Isaacs rapped at his door to show wares. Isaacs says multiple blows followed as he fled to the street. The report also notes charges against a colored youth known as Smoke for grand larceny involving $49 from John Conway, tied to a track stable-hands dispute and Conway’s missing money and bedmate.
The Sunday schools of Mountain View and Grace Methodist churches join for their annual picnic at Columbia Gardens next Wednesday. Leaders Rev A P Morrison, F B Price of Mountain View and Rev F E Dodds, Logan McDonald of Grace organize a day with baseball, tug of war, and other sports between refreshments. It is the first picnic at the gardens in three years, chosen for safety and proximity.
A sacred music program will be given this evening at St. Pauls Methodist Church South at Idaho and Galena. The regular choir assisted by the Silver Bow male quartet will perform hymns anthems solos and a short pastor’s talk with Miss Olive Kendall and Mrs I C Blake as sopranos and the choir led by I C Blake.
In a damages case John J. Sullivan versus Raven Mining, Judge Bourquin struck Sullivan’s complaint for contempt after he refused to answer questions before a notary. Sullivan had been ordered to appear and respond within 10 days. he did not. Buddy Starr dies of scarlet fever at age five, son of Mr and Mrs R T Starr. Funeral at 4:30 p m today from 750 South Main Street.
The Star West branch met Friday with Mrs. Alma Carlson. Delegates to the Helena state convention in October were elected: Mrs. J. T. Thomas and Miss Jennie Dunckel, with Mrs. Carrie Dunckel as alternate. A social was planned for Wednesday night and a T A O H pie event set for Gregson Springs on August 10.
R Ellis and Joe Smith denied being touts in police court yesterday. Their case was continued until tomorrow morning after Ellis was picked up at the track by Detective White and Detectives Parlin and Lynch arrested Smith in town. RB Myers, guilty of dealing drugs at the track, was not ready to take his sentence and will also be brought to court tomorrow morning.
F B members are requested to attend the funeral of the late Martha Teague on Monday August 10 at 1 20 p m at 58 Harrison Avenue. M A Hewitt president Ida Thorne treasurer
James Sullivan and Patrick Murray pleaded guilty to assault in the third degree before Judge Donlan, in exchange for dismissal of the second degree charge and each received 30 days in county jail. Louis Ferris case postponed for one week. Frank Keyes alias John Meaney charged with robbery after assault and store burglary. Keyes jailed. J H Rhys arraigned on forgery. plea set for first Saturday in October. Burglary charges filed against Jacob Hoff man and Patrick Rowan. note mentions Fosselman's fountain.
No. 1814 National Protective Legion members meet at Carpenters' Union hall Sunday August 9 at 2 00 p m to arrange funeral details for Martha Teague. Harmony lodge No 10 Daughters of St George Centerville plans annual picnic August 12 at Nine Mile with band wagons from St George's hall at 9 00 a m and admission adults 75 cents children 40 cents.
W O W Neighbors No 412 are called to meet at 58 Harrison Ave Monday at 2 00 pm to attend the funeral of neighbor Teague by order of Jennie A Duffy G N and Mary J Boyle Clerk with formal notice of the gathering for the service.
All members of the Royal Court are requested to attend the funeral for Court Lady Martha Teague on Monday at 1 30 p m from the residence 68 Harrison avenue. George Murphy and J C Freeman sign as President and Master of Exchequer.
Neighbors are invited to a Woodmen of the World social session at Carpenters' Union Hall on Wednesday August 12. Signed by the Social Committee of Butte Camp 153.
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