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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1901
Page
9
A list of assorted fruits and vegetables with prices including lemons a dozen ten cents, Fancy apples a box two dollars, Japan plums large baskets, peaches fancy and large watermelons per pound, and vegetables such as sweet corn green cabbage tomatoes rutabagas per 50 pounds and per 100 units.
A fragmented 1900s style grocery ad lists prices for Lunch Vienna Sausage in tomato sauce half and quarter pound cans, Tongue Pound can 30c and half pound 2, Oysters in oval cans, Wafer Sliced Dried Beef by pound and glass jar, Deviled Ham or Potted Tongue, and Dried Beef sliced to order.
An advertisement touts a wide array of roasted meats described as “Just right” and an assortment of salads “smacking good.” It notes this is one of the last departments added and offers everything to eat in any preferred style.
Testimony concluded in Justice Nelson's courtroom after a contested preliminary hearing for Charles P. Greene charged with embezzling money and property from J. H. Leyson. Witness Kirkwald disputed defense points. timing and cash entries remain central, with no definitive proof of theft despite discrepancies in the cash drawer and a Dellinger check.
Sir F Bacon notes that an overspeaking judge is not a well-tuned cymbal in a famed London Law Journal passage. The remark emphasizes restraint and measured speech in judicial conduct.
The Bluestone Mining Company in Nevada owned by S Bratterman and other Butte men has suspended operations due to labor unrest. James Kennedy, returning from Mason Valley, reports the mine and smelter are shut down after a strike by smelter workers demanding higher pay, with optimism the plant will resume soon.
Olcott stars in Garrett O Magh with five new songs praised for melodic tenor delivery. The plot centers on Garrett’s Ireland return, romance with Eileen Nagle, elopement farce, and a war news twist as Garrett heads to America to serve.
John Lindsey opens for the prosecution arguing Greene’s alleged peculations followed two years of proper service. He details prior work, asserts the books and deposit records refute theft, and notes disputed deposits amid a broader defense challenging felony proof.
A lengthy motion for a new trial was filed in the Minnie Healey case, presenting an extensive statement beyond standard grounds. The document outlines argued errors, disputed evidence, and requests reconsideration by the court.
The Minnie Healey case filings include a 746 page support brief for a new trial. It cites 29 insufficiencies and 54 legal errors. Michael Cregan testified that Dan Hickey and Thomas Muldoon robbed him July 18 near the Rocky Mountain saloon, with Muldoon restraining him as Hickey took money.
Anna Zellner filed for divorce from Solomon Zellner in district court on desertion and non support. They wed at Dillon on July 9 1896 and have two children. She alleges he earns $40 a month yet fails to provide for his family.
Y J West filed a lawsuit against James Sheridan seeking one hundred three dollars and to foreclose a lien on property in the Noyes and Upton addition.
The Burlington Route will sell round trip tickets to Buffalo on the first and third Tuesdays for 64.60. For more information contact Phil Daniels at 35 East Broadway. Ice cream with cake by Foxs at 71 East Park Street.
The Bluestone mine and smelter strike halted operations in Lyon County Nevada, as skilled workers demanded higher wages and many laborers refused to cross picket lines. The Bluestone venture, led by Batterman and Forbis, spurred large investments including an iron mine, lime quarry, tramway, and a 100 ton daily smelter, with over 200 workers affected. Management previously adopted an eight hour day, signaling labor amicability, and the company may resume by month’s end with reduced staff.
Chauncey Olcott debuts tonight at the Butte Grand Opera house in Garrett O Magh a comedy written for him by Augustus Pitou. The original cast and scenic embellishments from New York accompany the production set in early eighteenth century upper class society with strong acting for Olcott.
Basin and return good every Sunday for 1.00. Boulder and return 1.00. Basin and return good Saturday until Monday 1.59. Boulder and return good Saturday until Monday 1.50. J E B Dawson 41 North Main Street 3 A 41 North Main Street.
Powell Nelson of Havre received four years for petit larceny after pleading guilty to stealing a saddle. John Perry pled guilty to restaurant burglary and drew one year at Deer Lodge. Guy Fadham admitted forgery and was sentenced to five years. Bonds for three others were forfeited with new bail set. warrants issued for two. Sept. 5 and Sept. 7 trials scheduled for other defendants.
James King has taken possession of the Copper King saloon and invites friends to visit and celebrate the ownership.
A day's outing invites readers to take the 9 a m train to Pipestone Springe. Round trip tickets cost 1 dollar.
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