City to Act Next on Maintain It in the Future
City council to decide future steps on the Maintain It program at the next meeting. Officials say the plan aims to improve public services and long term infrastructure with community input.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1903
Page
17
City council to decide future steps on the Maintain It program at the next meeting. Officials say the plan aims to improve public services and long term infrastructure with community input.
Mrs. Phebe A. Hearst offers the Hearst free library and contents to the city of Anaconda with the condition it be kept as a free library for citizens. The gift is to be accepted under terms of maintaining the library and adding annually books valued at 1000 dollars for three years.
The Hearst Free Library sits on a prime Main and Fourth streets lot. Built at 72 by 75 feet with a basement, it features 320 incandescent lights and near perfect ventilation. Opened as a reading room in 1895, moved to the current building in 1898 at an estimated value of 75,000 with 7,208 volumes and 42,000 yearly circulations. Annual maintenance averages 7,000, with potential cost reductions to maintain efficiency. council will consider at next meeting.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Methodist Church will stage its annual bazaar December 11 at Roach and Smith’s old stand 207 Main Street. Decorated booths offer fancy and useful articles, a rummage booth, candy booth, and a Ladies Home Journal booth with an artistic oriental theme. An Oyster supper in the afternoon and evening aims to boost church funds.
Crowds throng the Copper City Commercial Company's store as apparel and fancy goods go on a major price sale. Shrewd buyers from Butte take advantage of reduced men’s clothing and overcoats, with many lines selling at half price. The event, advertised as a Christmas sale, is expected to continue through winter with substantial savings on silks velvets and dress goods. The Standard notes the event supports households facing coal costs and highlights the swell ladies tailor made suits offered at deep discounts.
Multiple community notices and advertisements run through the page. Items include rent listings, job ads, clothing and fabric sales, shopping deals, and local visitations. Notable names include C. W. Sweet, John Gillie, James C. Hope, Louis Larson, and Oscar Sterberg with brief notes on their activities. The Great Northern railway offers a through sleeping car service.
The Great Northern service timetable reshuffle effects Butte, Anaconda and Pacific routes with local and continental trains listed. Eastbound No 152 runs from Anaconda to Butte, while No 154 continues sleepers to St Paul. Also notes seasonal belted overcoats sale at Theu son's 309 East Park avenue.
For sale in Anaconda by Smith Drug Co. 222 Main Street George W Sparrow 209 East Park Standard and Owl drug stores. For sale in Butte by Paxson Rockefeller 24 West Park Street J T Finlen 32 North Main Street City Drug Store 343 East Park Street Trevarrows 445 East Park Street Wilson Drug Co 431 South Main Street Montana Drug Co Butte wholesale distributers. For sale in Helena by Schonborn Drug Co 16 South Main Street City Drug Store 120 South Main Street J B Lockwood 137 North Main Street Frank C Sutphen Diamond block Sixth avenue west Parden Drug Co wholesale distributers. For sale in Missoula by Smith Simons Higgins Avenue G F Peterson 216 Higgins Avenue Missoula Drug Co Fresheimer Drug Co wholesale distributers.
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