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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1910
Page
14
Readable text markets fig Newton cookies and assorted wafers at deep cuts. Old-time sugar cookies and social teas offered in special packages. Bulk fig Newtons priced unusually low, with a packing note suggesting 35 pounds per box and per pound pricing around 120? cents.
The second contest over Charles Colbert's estate, with German claimants asserting direct heirs status, is set for January 26 before Judge MecClernan. The estate, once valued at $50,000, has depreciated. related suits and probate actions continue as courts address administration and property interests.
Kit You, a Chinese national, was taken by U S Marshal to Helena after detectives exposed his prior conviction for smuggling fellow countrymen into the United States and him skipping bond. He faced fugitive charges and requested bond, but Commissioner Davidson denied it. He said he preferred returning to China due to snow and cold.
The Montana Gold Mining Company filed its annual report showing capital stock 357.0 percent and liabilities of $18,231.13. John D. Maines serves as president. The North Moccasin Livestock Company also filed its annual report with capital of $82,410 and liabilities of $1,000. Lewis Clark is president. A notice declares bids for sale of Miners' Union yards and equipment, with Union reserving right to reject any or all bids. Bids close law 11, 1919, at Miners' Union office. DAN HOLLAND, president. AL MCLELLAN, secretary.
In police court Judge McGowan sentences several alleged vagrants to short terms or probation after a morning hearing. Paddy Keenan, Meory Dyneh, and others receive 7 days at the county jail or boarding with the sheriff. Arthur Foster is granted a chance to reform, while a reward offer helps pursue those who stole a team from Covert Street January 4.
Engineers from Montana and visitors gathered in Butte for the twenty third annual meeting of the Montana Society of Engineers. Notables from Great Falls Helena Anaconda Missoula and Butte arrived to tour the mines and the reduction works and to inspect the new zinc concentration process and electric pump at the Leonard mine. The program includes papers by A Savage A Plymol C Bard R W Burns and others with an annual address by President Charles H Bowman and the election of officers followed by a banquet.
The eighth grade promotion exam will be held January 17 in the county superintendent’s office under Margaret Wiogan. High school exams for most subjects start January 20 and 21 at the high school, with seventh B and eighth A continuing in geography and philosophy January 22 in the high school assembly, starting at 9:00 AM.
Officers of Hanley lodge No 2427 Modern Brotherhood of America were installed last night with Joseph C Bradshaw as president Alfred J Anderson as vice president Julia Anderson as chaplain Nora Gradshaw as can quetor J J W Scott as watchman J Scivers as sentry J F Watt as local physician A J Anderson J W Scott N W Greer as trustees and a luncheon followed the ceremony.
Mr Nyan and family departed yesterday morning by Milwaukee train bound for the East with expectations to continue through to New York. The funeral for William Sherman will be held at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the family home, 6 Lexington Terrace, with services by Rev F Spencer in I O O F Hall, Walkerville. Orton Bros advertise value on planes or organs at 214-218 Bain Street.
The Sullivan Considine vaudeville circuit arrives in Butte with packed houses. Henry Carver and Alice Taylor headline feats of strength and rifle work, Dolph and Susie Levinos perform freehand drawings, Abbie Mitchell joins for a special tour, De Faye sisters charm audiences, Lambert and Williams entertain, and a new moving pictures series plus Photan’s orchestra provide the music.
Adolph Heilbronner, meat agent from Clark road to Los Angeles, received a wire from J F Manderfield noting the Salt Lake to Los Angeles washout is worse than feared. The disruption may keep the road closed for two or three months. The ford and its through service from Tutte to Los Angeles had grown popular for winter business before the washout happened.
Carrie Nation, noted temperance fighter, will deliver lectures in Butte late this month. Scheduled talks include Mountain View church January 25 and Grace Methodist Episcopal church January 26. Telephone arrangements to coordinate travel and events are noted with station details and party line requests.
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