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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1902
Page
15
The market showed strength in leading securities with broad gains in early trading, then slowed as selling intensified later. Notable activity centered on speculative pools and short-covering moves, with some optimism about further upside despite mixed overall momentum.
Chicago scene reports uneven price signals across commodities with wheat dull yet steady, corn firm, pork and lard rising, and hog receipts modest. Cattle and calf markets show steady to higher bids with Texas fed steers and prime steers noted, while dairy and coal prices appear less clear in the sparse data.
Butte to Anaconda schedule details for November 2 1902 show departure and arrival times with multiple daily legs. The table lists key stops and times including early morning and late evening services reflecting the era’s passenger transit.
Wages offered for iron bridge men and railroad laborers with office locations in Butte and Dalles Oregon. A physician for office practice required state certification. A young woman bookkeeper with several years experience seeking a position in Missoula. Eight years grocery store experience with references. Address inquiries to Standard offices in Missoula and Butte.
A jumble of classified lines from Butte listings shows numerous wants and rentals. Items include wanted furnished rooms and places to winter, and multiple for rent notices for furnished houses, housekeeping rooms, front rooms, and brick flats. Also noted are office space and a storeroom for rent near Main Street, with rates and addresses partially visible.
Classified note seeking a furnished three room cottage near Anaconda Montana. Also a FOUND entry for December 1 mentions a colored horse branded "J 8" owned by Sam McGowan at 203 W Commerce Ave Anaconda. Additional stray references to transit and unions appear unclear.
A fragmented page listing assayers in Butte Montana including Mayer Assayer and George H. Lee Assayer with addresses, a Palmist and card reader, household and photos services, cleaning and moving offerings, and various ads for mining equipment and local businesses. Readable items include box addresses, services, and promotional notes from multiple entities in Unclear OCR text.
Butte Land and Investment Co advertises sale of mine equipment and real estate at 19 West Granite Street with terms cash. Also lists loans and financing options from multiple lenders including Hall Co Cincinnati and Davenport Co. plus boarding house for sale and partner wanted opportunities in Butte Montana area.
Reward offered for return of a dark bay mare branded with a double anchor on the left shoulder and two white hind feet. Details found with J. A. Swans on Potomac Mont. A second note mentions a yellow puppy named Teddy and a reward for Novo at Platinum St, Hutte, Liberal.
OeCHSLI offers cash for second hand household goods with new ranges for exchange for stoves and furniture and free freight to nearby storage. Special bargain day daily at Main Furniture Store features roods and crockery, with calls for merchants and sale notices.
Executor Williams E. Hosking calls all creditors and claimants of Charles Adam Fleishman deceased to present their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims must be filed at the office of Dona W. James, 324 East Park Avenue, Anaconda, Deer Lodge County, Montana.
The Third Judicial District of Montana in Deer Lodge County fixes court terms for 1900. Welling Napton signs the order listing four annual terms beginning January April July and October. The document bears the court seal and signatures of Napton and Clerk William E. Thomas.
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