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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1902
Page
7
The Western Branch Office of the Standard is at NX East Broadway, Butte. Advertising rates for shed on application.
A heavy birth month spoon bears raised characters for each month and zodiac signs on the handle. The object appears ornamental, linking months to celestial signs, though its exact origin and use are unclear from the fragment.
Display includes Mother G spoons with pictures and ose Thymes on display items at special sale.
Item listings show cups and knife fork and spoon sets for children priced from 1.50 to 2.50 each. Sterling silver and plated varieties indicated.
Butte and Anaconda & Pacific tickets available at the Great Northern ticket office 41 North Main Street for Anaconda and all stations. George Robertson aged 3 died yesterday. remains at Montana Undertaking parlors with funeral notice later. The funeral of Mrs. Matthew de Rosier set for today at Sacred Heart Church after a 9:30 a.m. Mass from 705 East Park Street.
Edward J. Dailey, on trial for the murder of Charles A. Ray, shows apathy in court. Defense opens by arguing Ray attacked Dailey and that if Dailey inflicted the wound he acted to protect himself. Prosecution presents witnesses, detailing prior fights and the ante mortem statement by Ray, while Dailey’s demeanor remains distant.
Mothers praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe and reliable for croup prevention and treatment. It is described as pleasant to take, free of opium, usable from infancy to adulthood, and effective to avert attacks when given at hoarseness or early cough.
A tale recounts a street clinics night clerk cash draw robbery of 110 dollars and a missing key to the employes clubroom. The key appeared back on the table prompting questions of who held it and if an innocent man carried it. The case hints at a hidden thief within the offices and locked interior doors.
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