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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
16
An advertisement touts quadruple plate tableware ready for hotels and cafes with durable patterns. It lists sets including six dinner knives and forks from $12, six bouillon spoons for $4, six oyster forks at $2.75, cold meat forks $1, soup ladles $3.75, pickle forks $0.75, and a 26 piece hard set, offering various plain or French gray hollow-handle options.
The Logan & Bryan letter from New York notes a steady market tone driven by repurchases of Amalgamated copper shares after a producer report. Copper metal supplies rose in December but metal estate activity remained cautious, with some selling pressure but no decisive price cuts. Transactions in North Butte were heavier but overall market dull, while New York activity showed varied copper news and a modest shift in prices.
The Great Falls Leader reports survey crews near Great Falls examining a potential Milwaukee line to Missoula. They note reduced distance between eastern and western terminals, possible ties with existing routes, and a projected connection from Bonner to the Blackfoot landing.
Butte's leading clothing store continues a reliable clean-up sale offering salts and overcoats at genuine bargains. The ad promises bona fide savings fully matching every claim, with Bouchers at 81 39 West Park Street.
Mrs D J Charles wife of the president of the chamber of commerce and of Miners Bank is confined to her home with a broken wrist suffered by a fall on an icy North Main Street walk just north of the Harbour Building. The injury is painful but she was feeling much better that evening.
A local sale item notes about 150 suits and overcoats offered at a price of 35 dollars each. The listing emphasizes bulk clearance with limited quantities and a time frame for purchase.
Six Serbians arrested at 88 East Park Street faced gambling charges in a police court session that lasted over an hour. Witnesses testified the game resembled stud poker, though defendants claimed it was a freezeout for drinks. The judge fined bartender Steve Parsh 15 dollars and dismissed the rest, while noting ongoing gambling at the saloon.
Judge Booker notes O Jette was fined $25 for persistence in assaulting a woman in the restricted district. The man was arrested for striking the woman and, after release on a cash bond, returned to her place and again assaulted her. He forfeited the first bond and paid the $25.
A fragmentary notice describes a Empire Chorus Girls contest event with unreadable details and names obscured by OCR. The readable part signals a local entertainment night with performers and venue references, but specific participants and outcomes are not discernible.
A vote will be held Friday January 10 at Miners Union hall to levy a 25 cent assessment to aid six sick and disabled miners. Joseph Penhall, Acting President, and John Hortigan, Recording Secretary, Adv.
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