61 coaster pattern and prices noted
Readable fragment shows a listing for coaster patterns with multiple prices in dollars. Mentions all steel construction except top board and lists quantities 1.50 1.75 2.00 with additional small figures .00 .26.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1910
Page
28
Readable fragment shows a listing for coaster patterns with multiple prices in dollars. Mentions all steel construction except top board and lists quantities 1.50 1.75 2.00 with additional small figures .00 .26.
An advertisement touts Wardlow's steel cutlery in Ulster and imported Henckel's Twin brand. Prices range from 25 cents to 12 dollars with various blade counts finishes and handle materials including tortoise, silver, and enamel may be shown.
The Bennetts Sullivan contest in precinct 47 shifts after ballots show 2 Bennetts and 1 Sullivan among 15, with 800 blank votes not counted. Judge McClernan rules blank ballots tied to intent unresolved as attorneys seek time to finish hearings after New Year.
Canton Allen and his brother Walter were fatally shot in a pistol battle outside Michael Gibbons saloon in Mount Sterling Kentucky. James Tipton and Gibbons fired. Tipton was disarmed by Clinton Allen before being shot. Gibbons and Tipton were arrested. A local ad note follows.
Depositors proven in claim will receive a 20 percent initial dividend totaling $68,000 out of $73,000 set aside. Checks are payable 9 to 12 and 1 to 4, with certificates of proof of claim and receipt required. Largest check $6,600 to Yellowstone county. individual max about $2,000 to a woman. Checks extend from Dawson Alaska to Portland Maine and even Hongkong, with sailors aboard battleships among claimants.
M. L. Dean says blight in Clark Fork valley orchards is especially bad this season. He credits strong cooperation with his department for progress in eradication and urges weekly inspections to cut diseased limbs. No scale found in local orchards.
Firefighters were called yesterday afternoon to 428 West Silver Street to extinguish a chimney fire at Henry Auerbach's residence. No damage or injuries were reported.
In keeping with the annual custom, the Paul Clark household will host a Christmas tree event for the children. Neighbors and local supporters are expected to contribute decorations and gifts, ensuring a festive afternoon for the youngsters.
The event proceeds under the charge of the matron Mrs. J. M. White with the tree lighted at seven o'clock, signaling the festive program for the evening.
Charles S. Bond was elected most excellent high priest and other officers chosen for Deer Lodge chapter No. 8 Royal Arch Masons. Officers include George W. Craven as excellent king Norman W. Hick as excellent scribe J. S. Wathey captain post S. P. Wright principal sojourner and W. P. Mitchell royal arch captain. Installations set for the next regular meeting.
Butte schools closed for the year with Christmas programs and services. Children were released for a vacation until January 3, after speaking, singing, and class exercises attended by many parents.
The navy department has been notified that the 26,900 ton battleship Arkansas will be launched Jan. 14. Bell telephone service increases your profits decreases your troubles.
A lone man with Chief Traue and two officers was not needed as the sheriff held four men cuffed and disarmed. They were brought to the city and jailed. the injured man remains in the juvenile cell under physician care. Suspects named Tom Johnson Harry Doyle and Robert Bradberry. Bradberry had been sought for weeks for a Great Northern hotel holdup. McClelland forged two checks and assisted outside during the robbery. He will recover.
In Lima on December 23 a group of insurgents attacked a train near Mateo and stole 5400 dollars from the car. Police searched the area for suspects and recovered none.
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