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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1901
Page
7
The article extols juice from fresh ripe fruits as healthful and invigorating for the body. A shipment arrives featuring Roses's West India Lime Juice, 500c Pure Grape Juice per bottle, and Pure Lemon Juice for sale.
Advertisement extols Quaker Bread as the staff of life made from famous hard wheat flour. It claims a pure clean healthful loaf that is white light and nourishing. Four loaves or tickets.
Fresh horseradish prepared daily in the delicatessen department. Available in any quantity customers request.
The Butte Montana racing scene expects continued profits as Anaconda and Butte share dates. Crowd betting surges with heavy auctions and Paris mutuals cited. Daily attendance ranges up with a 60 day season promising the most lucrative meet in state history. The card lists races from one mile trots to mile and a quarter hurdles with purses from 200 to 275 dollars across five days.
Six furlongs second race selling purse 250 with 85 to second and 15 to third. Third race handicap purse 250 for 2 year olds. Fourth race handicap purse 275 with 50 to second and 25 to third. Handicap for all ages at one mile and 20 yards for 3 year olds and upward with 25 to second and 10 to third. Three and
Large crowds left Butte for a day of picnics and fishing. Excursions ran to Mountain View Park Deer Lodge Twin Bridges and Pipestone Springs with railroads offering low rates. Livery stables and garden lines reported brisk business as residents sought shade water and leisure.
Richard Candy of Englewood Melbourne Australia resumed his journey around the world after visiting Mrs Eliza Gilbert at 312 West Copper street He aims to see sights rather than set records Having left Melbourne March 29 he passed the Cape of Good Hope Africa and the British Isles before reaching London Glasgow and the U S He traveled through Pennsylvania to Butte and plans to go to San Francisco then New Zealand before returning to Melbourne Round trip Pipestone Springs excursion every Sunday price one dollar.
Excursion leaves Butte at 1 25 a m and 4 p m on August seventeenth with a return limit of ten days. Sleeping car berths can be reserved at the city ticket office 105 North Main Street. H C Wilson, General Agent. Also an ice cream social and dance by the Ladies Auxiliary Division 1 AH at Hibernia hall August Twelfth evening admission twenty five cents. Mineral cabinet and painting “Custers Last Hunt” draw visitors to Southern hotel bar.
Heirlooms from the Mason and Myers families, including Sidney Mason’s 1830s Porto Rico consul costume, arrive at the National Museum in Washington. The ensemble features a blue broadcloth cutaway coat with brass buttons, embroidered cuffs, white tight trousers, a cocked hat, a yellow sash, and a sword with amber inlay. The display also shows historic swords tied to Major Myers, Colonel Theodorus Bailey Myers, and Theodorus Bailey Mason, highlighting a long naval service tradition.
Meaderville defeats Critics 24 to 13 at Athletic Park for a $100 purse and gate receipts. O'Brien led Meaderville with three triples and a double, while the Critics faltered on errors and wild throws. Hope and Morrison each pitched solidly as Gillis and Hauswirth contributed with bats.
The Symons dry goods employes held their first annual picnic in Basin with about 150 attendees. A baseball game between visitors and locals ended in a 13 to 13 tie. A bulky classified ad followed offering return rental pianos and secondhand instruments, with several pianos and organs listed for sale at various prices. The funeral for Joseph Gomes was set for 2 p.m. at Tachel undertaking parlors with the Odd Fellows relief board in charge.
St Petersburg reports ministers worry over Finance Minister de Witte after rumors of ill health. He may delay a Manchuria trip for Wiesbaden treatment and rest. Some say he plans to present Mme de Witte to the court next winter, amid Empress involvement.
The United States transport Ingalls, which sailed yesterday for Manila, returned to New York today due to leaky cargo ports.
Local ad touts floor covering bargain with price at $1 per yard and a claim of unmatched value.
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