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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
4
Anaconda sees record cold with 8 degrees below zero. Merchants report solid pay day trading as stores extend hours before Christmas. The new skating rink at the race track opens soon, with streetcars planned, while straw rides and sleighing keep streets lively despite the cold.
Five cents postage will be necessary to carry the Christmas edition of the Standard to any part of the United States Porto Rico Philippine islands Canada or Mexico. According to the ruling of the United States postal department newspapers will not be forwarded to destination unless full postage is affixed. Remember that with less than the above amount your Christmas Standard cannot leave the post office at which it is mailed and your friends will fail to receive it. Holiday furniture at the Copper City. Odd pieces of all sorty for Christmas gifts including ladies and gents rockers children's chairs rockers and high chairs Morris chairs ladies' desks and dressing tables music and parlor cabinets sideboards buffets and china cabinets framed pictures screens tabourettes and stools. Any one of the above articles of furniture is sure to be appreciated.
Manager John Grim, previously with Anaconda and now with Spokane, plans to become a stockholder and push a winning 1902 Spokane team. He aims to attract Spokane investors, sign California league players, and trade reserves to lift the club’s standing in the all American league context.
At a meeting of the Anaconda Par bers union the officers were elected: President A Wisegerber vice president A Fortier recording secretary D Palmer financial secretary Wiliam St. Jean treasurer Harry Wolbern agent W. A. Long trustees D Dobbs J A Thompson J Bennett delegates to Deer Lodge county labor assembly Nick Imo L Starr.
County Treasurer Twohy offers rapid redemption of warrants and bonds totaling 158 000 in principal where six percent interest ceases. Over 91 000 was available yesterday for honoring warrants against bridge road and poor funds and general fund prior to June 1. Officials aim to use surplus funds to stop accruing interest, inviting holders to present warrants at once for timely payment.
An official public notice from P. D. Twohy County Treasurer Anaconda Mont December 7 1901 states warrants on road fund bridge fund and poor fund will be payable at the county treasurer's office starting December 12 1901 and warrants registered before June 1 1901 will stop accruing interest on that date.
Postmaster warns the public to legibly write addresses include state and county, affix postage, and keep parcels within weight limits to avoid delays or returns. Early mailing from Anaconda three days before eastern destinations is advised to ensure Christmas arrival.
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