Iced Tea Glasses and Spoons Price Range List
A catalog snippet lists iced tea glasses and spoons with prices from 81.50 to 7.60, cut glass pitchers 7.00 to 20.60, lemon dishes 8.25 to 15.00, sugar holders 2.00 to 25, and trays 5.00 to 8.?
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1919
Page
5
A catalog snippet lists iced tea glasses and spoons with prices from 81.50 to 7.60, cut glass pitchers 7.00 to 20.60, lemon dishes 8.25 to 15.00, sugar holders 2.00 to 25, and trays 5.00 to 8.?
Rent pianos from Orton Bro. All kinds of stationery and writing material at P. O. News Stand.
Large crowds filled the Ansonia theater as Mischa Gluschkin the Russian violin soloist wowed patrons with difficult pieces and earned repeated ovations. He will perform all week at the Ansonia. Jaldine Farrar’s film The Hell Cat proved its value, with rival theaters trying to secure it leading to district court action for exclusive rights.
Bread manufactured by Eady Baking Company of Helena will be ginning at 8 o'clock Tuesday morning. One thousand loaves ordered as starter, each one pound and sold wrapped at 10 cents. Verbal permit from Mayor Stodden. written permit to follow. No bread Wednesday. more supply Thursday morning. Fire in forests near Spire Rock reported with several fires burning in Homestake and Spire Rock. largest near Spire Rock. bridge burned beyond Whitehall.
Personal mentions from Butte list Jackson of Utica Havre visitors Lewistown Regis tered at Room Columbia Falls Whitehall Whitehall visitors Helena business visitors Basin Sunday visits Dillon Dillon attorney E J Calloway Virginia City Wise River guests Thornton guests Chicago coast motor trip Montreal visitors Robert Valentine left for New York Chicago St Louis hotel man former Eddy I Helena Boulder inquiry about blimp disaster and President Wilson blame referenced Chicago News.
Theodore Heslebeck, treated after a sleeping sickness infection from a South American shipboard bite, received a temporary revival from Dr Jed Freund’s anti-toxin. Despite lucid days, he relapses into a stupor and faces a likely fatal outcome, with doctors saying he has no chance for life. He moved from port relief to hospital care, then to the poor farm as funds ran out.
North Dakota Governor Linn J. Frazier spent a few hours in Butte yesterday touring points of interest. He arrived on the Northern Pacific and departed via the Oregon Short Line for Salt Lake City. Seeper and Mrs. Leo W. Lavell, Mrs. H. E. Stephenson, and Misses Clara and Millie Adams of Dillon were among Butte friends yesterday.
Delegates at the Swedish Finnish Benevolent and Aid Association convention in Butte urge President Wilson to use his influence to prevent a bloody war with Russia. The appeal requests Finland be spared domestic ruin by pursuing peace based on the 14 points and allowing Russians to resolve their issues independently.
Corporal Dan P. Mumbrue, 51 at enlistment, recounts his grave registration unit’s World War I service in France and Belgium. He describes Verdun’s underground dwellers, Cheppy’s shattered front, and the American dead, noting a lack of passports after reports on Alsace cemeteries. He plans to stay in Butte for now.
The wife and four year old daughter of Frank Watson arrived in Butte from Ogden by Oregon Short Line after Watson was shot Friday evening while dining in a lunch wagon at 437 South Arizona street. He was taken to emergency hospital and then moved to St James hospital in critical but improving condition.
Judge Grimes will oversee a large police court class including 22 parking and speed violations, 17 alleged gamblers, seven vagrants, one drunk, and one bootlegger. Also notes a young pianist honored at the Metropolitan Opera House, Jame Brard, age 18. A government bulletin discusses exhaust steam handling as the key factor in steam plant operation.
An automobile stolen from Mrs Sundberg at 1852 Lowell Street at 10 o clock last night was recovered 20 minutes later by deputies from the sheriff s office. The touring car was left on the curb and taken by boys in the neighborhood who abandoned it at Dundee Street when followed. No arrests were made.
Investor and Trader reports Porcupine district as a booming gold region with 3,000 miners, Hollinger Dome and McIntyre mills grinding over 3,000 tons daily, $44,000,000 in gold produced and $14,000,900 in dividends paid. Hollinger mill spans 2,200 feet with 200 stamps. Meintyre Porcupine shaft shows ore valued up to $77 per ton and $11 per ton after costs. Annual profit projected over $1.5 million as depth increases.
A seven year old boy was found with a nearly as large as he is 14 caliber revolver on Arizona Street. Officer Taylor took the gun, which was empty with a missing clip, to the police station where the boy gave name and address and was released. Truant Officer Fox will investigate after names of other playmates with the clip were obtained. Police believe the weapon matches a gun stolen from the Broadway theater months earlier.
A lively Pan American week program features Cats and Mice as a standout novelty act. Lady Alice's Pets showcase training skill with athletic feats and acrobatics beyond human capability. The show also includes Royal Ageno Japs and a Venetian Gypsy musical medley, along with Weber and Elliott.
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