Pickling Onions and Confectionery Items Listed
A list item notes 10 pounds small pickling onions and 6 pounds tae yee ne confectionery. The wording suggests a miscellaneous inventory or purchase entry from a historical list.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1901
Page
9
A list item notes 10 pounds small pickling onions and 6 pounds tae yee ne confectionery. The wording suggests a miscellaneous inventory or purchase entry from a historical list.
An old ad listing sugar cured hams in various sizes and bacon types with per pound and pail prices, plus pure kettle rendered lard and granulated sugar. Includes unit prices for ham sizes large medium small, bacon varieties narrow wide, lard pails, and sugar per sack.
William F. Guion Inter Mountain reporter narrowly survives a sleigh accident in Butte. He suffered a severe scalp wound and skull fracture after colliding with a sleigh runner near Main and Broadway while his horse bolted. He remains in St James hospital under care. Maurice Wall dies in Victor Colorado. remains expected Sunday. He leaves two sisters and two brothers in Butte. Miss Mattie Anderson 52 dies at 109 East Galena Street. funeral Sunday 2 PM.
The Butte Municipal League calls on the city to acquire the entire telephone plant through a fair use of the franchise. It argues the plant’s value relies on the franchise and suggests city revenue from net earnings with proper security and oversight. The group seeks data on capital cost and profits before presenting a concrete proposal. The Stockton Copper Co. has moved to the Thompson Investment Co. office at 1 West Broadway and money will be paid to the secretary there. Mrs. Dee, 19 West Granite.
A stranger demanded the original prescription after a clerk copied it. The man threatened violence and tried to seize the copy, but a drug clerk threatened him with acid in a bottle. The manager explained the copy is legally adequate and safer, and the man, muttering about English, left the store.
Ed Mayer launches a new jewelry shop at 65 West Park two doors east of the post office. He claims the late opening forces a sacrifice of his entire stock to meet eastern competition, unsettling established local jewelers. L. D. Russell, 64, died yesterday. funeral set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. from 744 East Mercury Street with Rev. Whiteman officiating.
Arrangements are under way for a pro Boer meeting at Maguire's Opera House on Saturday evening the 21st. A musical programme and addresses on the war in South Africa are planned. Committee members are Charles KE Sackett J E McNally and Roy Dickinson. The event aims to let citizens express sentiments on the struggle against Dom Paul’s followers and show moral support for the Boers.
Advertises rugs from 2.75 to 5.00 and pictures up to 10.00. Mentions hassocks foot stools cushions and stylish coverings with low prices. Encourages shoppers to visit for a wide range of affordable gifts and home goods.
Thomas W. Lawson was taken into custody on complaint by A. Harnois over illegal use of bill boards. Lawson released on bonds and to be heard before Judge Boyle. The feud centers on competing claims to boards around Butte, with both sides asserting rights to display. An earlier court history shows repeated magistrate hearings and mixed outcomes. An item note promotes musical gifts from Orton Bros. at 219 North Main Street.
European plan and American plan lodging rates listed with Beebe Grain Co. and cutouts at cost. Orton Bros. at 219 North Main Street advertised Regal mandolins and guitars. Tin workers union notice claims material from non local shops must be ordered locally after Jan 1, 1902.
Gen. Charles S Warren visited Dillon and Montana Copper & Gold plans work on the Oz property. A cave-in halted drilling at Smallhorn canyon, later cased and expected to resume. Mines at Verdi Stone Creek showings improved. Chicago trip for Huimbuckle team. Sheep shipment of 17 cars from Lima, buyers Halbert Ames Thompson. horse carload to St Paul by J L Wright.
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