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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1900
Page
11
In honeycomb weave bleached finished curtains 18 by 36 inches priced 11e. Nottingham net lace curtains sold by pair at 4 yards long with assorted designs 2 percent wide and taped edges. Dainty lace stripe and dotted fabrics with ruffled edges priced 1.50 per yard. Gusnan cream damask extra close weave heavy weight 72 inches wide priced 0.95 per yard. Other items priced 0.85 each.
The Rocky Mountain Interstate Medical Association wrapped up a profitable two day session in Butte. Denver was chosen to host the 1901 meeting on the first Tuesday in September with Dr. C K Fleming of Denver elected president.
The A A A W picnic crowds plan Labor Day events on Sept 3. Northern Pacific runs three special trains from Montana Union Depot at 9:00, 12:30, and from B A P depot at 11:23. Prison open 2–3, band 1–2, horse racing, ball game, dancing, and many amusements. Round trip fare is 1.00, children 50 cents.
The platform seems solid and the Southern hotel board endorses the push for Schatzlein Paint company. The message frames the effort as business driven, promoting the painter’s firm for major contracts and positions.
James McAndrews reveals his daughter Alice's Dawson City letter from Aug 4 recounting arrival Aug 2 at Skaguay and Aug 7 in Dawson. She praises the city, notes 100 residents, decent policing, fashion, wages, boarding, and cheap lodging, and says office work and clerkships are available while planning self-employment.
The Great Northern will run and train to Basin on September 5 with parties leaving Basin and returning. Trip fare is $1.00. Ticket office is 1 North Main Street.
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