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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1903
Page
7
A promotional notice for Lutey's advertises a cool shop with extensive fruit and vegetable selections, pickles, and meats. It highlights crate prices for peaches, currants, melons, lemons, limes, and cauliflower, plus fresh eggs and sugar. The deli and home cooking department offers roasts, prepared lunches, and Heinz peach butter with daily specials.
The court considered a dispute involving the Butte Messenger and Pin Boys union and the American District Telegraph company. Findings cite boycotts and banner protests in 1903 1908 causing office closures and damages. injunction urged against union leaders and related labor bodies.
Lawrence Kane attorney M A Gorrill arrives in Butte seeking Alice M E Clark believed to be heir to a $30 000 estate left by her father Robert Clark. Clark left home decades ago for Denver and Butte and may now be about 45. Police aid used in a days long search with no trace found.
A prize of 0 is offered to the business house with the best decorated front during the state meeting of the Elks on Thursday and Friday August 18 and 19. A second prize of 2 is offered for the second best decoration. Elks colors are purple and white. Co. B Connolly chairman Committee on Transportation and Decoration.
The notice details round trip fares from Montana points to Puget Sound and Portland for the Trans Misssissippi Commercial Congress meeting in Seattle. Tickets sold Aug 4 16 and 16 with 1 day transit in each direction and 30 day final return limit. From Butte or Anaconda to Seattle Tacoma the rate is 29.20 plus agent contact W H Merriman for full details.
Patrick H Downey longtime Butte resident and renowned chimney builder died in a railroad yard accident Saturday afternoon. His funeral will be held from 731 South Montana Street and at St Patrick's Church with burial in Catholic Cemetery. Survived by wife and several children including son Joseph in Rochester.
From Aug to 45 inclusive the Northern Pavillony Co will sell special excursion tickets to San Francisco and return for 50 dollars and to Los Angeles and return for 60 dollars Tickets good returning up to and including Oct 15 Stopovers allowed within a 60 day limit going and within final limit returning For full particulars call on or General Agent John Finnegan has purchased the Ow! pharmacy and all accounts due the old firm payable to him at 36 East Broadway
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