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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1903
Page
23
Open till 10 tonight for groceries fruits vegetables and a turkey. If you forget items you have tomorrow to shop before Christmas. Earn souvenirs by saving purchase slips from Dec 10 to Dec 31 worth $5.00.
Rear bakery display shows selections from poultry to roasts with prices per pound. The nearby parish school closes 1903 term with a Christmas program and gifts, Santa visit, and praise for Father De Siere and teachers.
The Butte Laundry Workers Union votes to fund Colorado miners’ relief and defend loyalty to the American Labor Union while opposing its political agenda. It adopts resolutions condemning non-member public commentary and outlines six-month officers including President Harry Stevens and Secretary E. W. Patterson.
A Lutey Bros notice defends employee E B Wright after a lady accused him of keeping a lost sum. The letter states Wright has five years of honest service and no grounds for the accusation. The piece lists multiple items by authors and a closing address by Rev P De Siere.
The United States court jury awarded the plaintiffs about 2400 dollars in a suit seeking 10000 dollars for ore allegedly wrongfully taken from the Ripple mine near Neihart. Three carloads of ore were involved and shipped to the defendant’s smelter.
Tom Jenkins of Cleveland wins two falls to one against Dan McLeod of Canada in a catch-as-catch-can bout at Madison Square Garden on December 22.
A fragment from a Metropolitan Market page shows item listings with prices and quantities. Readable text includes product lines and decimal pricing clues, indicating a catalog or ad snippet from the market section.
Wrapped copies of the Christmas Standard are ready for mailing at Standard offices in Butte, Anaconda, and Missoula.
A. B. Cook arrived from Helena. David G. Brown of Fort Benton visits Butte friends. Arthur C. Carson returns from California. W. R. Wilmot leaves for St. Paul for the holidays. Mrs. E. M. Leary heads east to Minnesota. Robert Shores sails to Minnesota for holidays. Retail Liquor Dealers meeting set at 2 PM at the old Masonic hall. Patrick Scanlan to spend Christmas and New Year in St. Paul. Kathryne Naughton recovers from pneumonia. W. W. McDowell travels east to Nashville and Pittsburg for holidays. J. A. Tryon and family depart for Los Angeles to settle permanently. A. H. 8. Bird from Salt Lake plans Corbin mining development after spring. Sam Lawson case: assault charge against his wife continues.
Complaint filed in a justice court last week may be dismissed today due to Mrs Lawson refusing to prosecute. Matinees scheduled for Christmas Day at the Grand and Empire theaters with the Munroe sparring exhibition. Broadway to skip attractions on that day.
The remains of Mrs. Daniel Tewey arrive from Anaconda at 7:40 PM aboard the B A & P to the Southern hotel in Butte. Funeral set for 10 AM Thursday at Sacred Heart church with interment in Catholic cemetery. Family members include Senator Tewey and Mrs. Frank Coburn.
Salt Lake reports James Wiggs, who played for Helena and Salt Lake in the Pacific National league last season, has declined offers from St. Louis Chicago and Washington and signed to pitch for Salt Lake next year.
It costs 4 cents to mail the Christmas Standard to any location in the United States Canada Mexico Alaska or the Philippines. S cents is required for copies mailed to Great Britain or other European countries.
Ea Delaney arrested at Billings and brought to Livingston on a horse theft charge from Clyde Park. He waived preliminary examination in justice court, was bound over to the district court, and held in jail on $1,000 bail after failing to post. The theft involved a horse from Sam Hurzeler’s Clyde Park stable.
Michael Walsh was found guilty by Justice Safford of assaulting his wife Bessie Walsh. He received an 80 day jail sentence suspended on good behavior and was released on probation.
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