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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1913
Page
4
In a reflective address five years after a pivotal battle, speakers honor the dead and praise peace, union, and national vigor. They recall the valor and devotion of opposing soldiers now united, urging the living to perfect what the fallen established and ensure justice and welfare for all.
State Board of Examiners invites bids for erecting a hospital at the Montana State Orphans Home in Twin Bridges. Bids due 12 noon Friday July 25, 1918 and opened publicly. Send in plain envelopes marked Bids for the Erection of Hospital Building to Walter Shobe, president, Twin Bridges. Plans and specs available at Fred R. Wilson Co Architects Bozeman and at Twin Bridges office. Each bid must include a $500 certified check. board may reject any or all bids. Helena June 26 1913.
Montana state board invites sealed bids for one 10 horsepower return tubular boiler 18 feet by 5 inches with 125 pound pressure to be installed at Twin Bridges Montana on Friday July 2 1912. Bids mailed in plain envelopes marked Bids for Boiler to Walter Rhode president Twin Bridges with $10 certified check and bidder enters contract else forfeits. Board may accept any or all bids.
A fragment recalling a calm deliberation where loud fanfare is absent yet actions forge blessed nations. The speaker urges restraint and thoughtful unity to build peace, reminding readers that true progress lies in steady, unseen deeds rather than noise.
Josh Cooley and Claudie Vera Kerr were granted a license to wed by Clerk Hethybridge in Livingston Emigrant. B Seymour of Carney Coal Co and Mr and Mrs C Bryan of Los Angeles traveled east by auto through several states reporting Montana roads as the best. Phil Bottler of Phoenix died of apoplexy and will be buried beside his wife in Emigrant. He leaves four children.
Harvey P. Gunn of Bozeman, formerly an instructor in animal industry and last year in charge of a ranch in Meteorse, will edit a new publication, the Montana Farmer, to be issued in August by the Great Falls Tribune Publishing company. Mr. Griffin has served as associate editor of the Northwestern Stockman and Farmer, published at Helena.
Reports from Bozeman July 4 indicate the state highway commission will not allow convict labor for Gallatin county highway work this season. County protests were approved and laborers will be allocated next season. Also the Gallatin valley reports a hailstorm damaging seed peas in scattered fields though grain crops largely escaped.
Advertisements sent by telephoning to the Standard office receive the same 1 cent per word rate and prompt publication. Branch offices in Butte and Walkerville list drug stores and addresses including Henry's Pharmacy Granite and Alabama, Runzler Drug Co West Park, O Leary s Talbot, Family Drug South Main, Wilson s Harrison, and others.
Fragmented job ads for Glendive, Alstoula, Lewistown, and Wyoming events seek laborers, six waitresses, cooks including a woman cook for ranch, with earnings around four dollars, plus ads for a house girl, male sales roles and jewelry shop circulator positions. References required, offices listed in Butte and Anaconda.
Diverse Montana classifieds list businesses and fixtures for sale or partial buyouts. Items include complete stocks of general merchandise and shoe stores in Butte, Athambra Springs, and Great Falls. a 12 room lodging house furniture sale in Butte. watch and jewelry repair business in Great Falls. partnerships promising rapid profits. hotel and boarding house rentals. billiards and bowling fixtures. a Cadillac touring car and other personal property offers. Many ads provide addresses, contact boxes, and price cues across Butte, Whitehall, and nearby locales.
A cluttered 19th century classified page lists FOR SALE real estate including two hundred acres near Cedric with fenced land, a one-story house and live stock. It also advertises cattle and horse lots, various Montana real estate and loan notices, and employment requests, all centered around Butte and Anaconda areas.
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