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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1900
Page
11
A description lauds excellent percale shirts with attached collars and cuffs and a double yoke back. It highlights neat striped patterns, silk and mercerized cotton fronts, and exceptional value. Also mentions fine Swiss ribbed underwear in cream and a bound neck shirt.
John Yates Fred Smith and William Brown faced a preliminary hearing in Justice Nichols' court on charges of grand larceny for allegedly stealing $800 from Jacob Zahman during a late night hack ride on August 15. Zahman testified to a drugged drink and loss of all money, with defense claiming uncertainty over the hackman’s identity. all three defendants were discharged after the hearing.
The Northern Montana Standard notes a block and great fur park hotel arrangement with Montana Office of the ed in the Bach Cory directly opposite, using rates furnished.
Neel of Great Falls defeated Hillman of Helena 6 1 6 1 6 1 at Riverside park to claim the state tennis title. He joins Montana from Chicago and plans to reside here, having faced top players in the East. Consolidation results saw McLaughlin of Butte win the consolation matches, and a Montana Tennis Club meeting elected officers and a cup committee. The next tournament will be held in Butte with a $2 entry fee and new entry rules.
Trainmaster J H ONeill heads to Fort Benton to oversee 51 carloads of beef cattle bound for Chicago markets aboard the Snokane Cattle company. Benton & St Louis Cattle plans 25 carloads but defers shipment to the 31st due to early range feed.
Boston reports wool buyers pushing for prompt shipments as mills run low on stock. Demand remains cautious but firmer, with wools 2c to 4c per scoured pound higher than a month ago. California and Oregon wools show quiet demand. Texas weaker. total wool receipts stand at tt packages. Dun & Co notes a cautious optimism in fall trade and a slow recovery in iron and steel pricing.
Denver shipments of rifles revolvers and helmets to the United States commissary in San Francisco indicate large anxiously forwarded consignments bound for China to support a vigorous anti Boxer campaign. An extra car carries cork helmets and thousands of pieces as express speed surpasses even wartime norms. The English language tops global word lists with an estimated vocabulary of 260000 words.
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