Whole Evaporated Apples Sold Cheap In New York
A fragment notes evaporated apples from New York sold at low price. It claims many prefer them to fresh for cooking and lists a price per pound.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1903
Page
9
A fragment notes evaporated apples from New York sold at low price. It claims many prefer them to fresh for cooking and lists a price per pound.
The notice advertises a limited sale with a blue card per sack and accepts certain payment terms. Items include 1 lb to 30 lb bags of flour at $2.75, coco sugar and cane sugar by sack, and canned tomatoes and Waldorf tomatoes priced per dozen or per can.
List of fresh fish items including halibut steelhead salmon shad sturgeon whitefish and northern pike with assorted weights and prices. Jumbled text shows department fish offerings and variety available for today.
A Colorado street resident hints at knowledge about a child left at an Assyrian colony. She refuses to confirm details, linking the case to a burn injury on the leg of a baby claimed by the Assyrian house. Authorities seek bids for Temple B'nai Israel construction with plans by Frank Everett.
Mala Kates a teen girl, found by Chief Mulholland amid a crowd in the bad lands, was brought to the county jail in a distressed condition. She says she was lured from Omaha to Salt Lake City by a swindler and has since wandered to Butte, with prior arrests for minor offenses. Authorities consider care by Florence Brittenton circle or Associated Charities, else she may be sent to the state asylum.
A Weet Side Babbeth School outing yesterday in Bik park near The Pines featured Rev CC MacPherson as host owner. Guests included Mr and Mrs KO Packetd and others. activities included games, flowers, poultry inspection, music, and a lunch in the veranda after an hour of sacred music.
Born, July 5, to the wife of Jonu Keller, a daughter. Born, July 9, to the wife of Frank O Connor, a daughter. Born to the wife of Jacob Link. Mc Queen addition July and a girl. Mrs. W. V. Kingsbury and daughter are in Butte for a few days visit.
Knights of Columbus held a large banquet at the Finlen hotel for third degree candidates. Decor featured smilax with long tables and souvenir programmes. Toasts honored faith, fraternity, past and future Butte, state and local councils, and visiting members from Seattle and Minneapolis.
The Norwegian independent church at Alaska and Copper streets hosted the wedding of B. O. Madsoe, a longtime prospector, to Ming K vole from Minneapolis with Rev. Me Pederson officiating. The ceremony, in Norwegian, drew many friends, with White and pink carnations and amaryllis decorating. Afterward, guests gathered at Charles Himmer’s Walkerville home for a generous reception before the couple plans to live in Putte.
The readable fragment hints at workers or merchants involved in coin production with disappointment and crude language. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to identify a specific event or organization. Further context is unavailable in the damaged text.
Paul McCormick of Billings and C. W Hoffman of Bozeman discuss bleak cattle and wool economics. McCormick says Montana wool buyers low on price and quality claims, while cattle prices squeeze profits amid short range. They quip about rail extensions and note plans to return to Billings if conditions improve.
The state Elks association outlines a two day program in Butte starting with a 10 am parade and a championship ball game for the state cup between Butte and Helena. A minstrel show at the Broadway and a reception at Columbia Gardens follow, with open house at lodge rooms and prizes for best lodge appearance and largest representation. Special railroad rates are planned to bring Elks and visitors to Butte.
In Misburg Pn details, a 10 member Machinists union meeting in the Pittsburgh district voted 232 for and a few against a settlement offer from manufacturers. The agreement grants any percent advance over last year’s rate, ending a long labor dispute without open hostilities. Directly affects about 10 workers.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Miles City reports Mrs. A. T. Martin was knocked down at the Mercy Roe merry-go-round. She was unconscious for about thirty minutes, suffered a broken nose and neck burns from the cable, and was taken to William McConnell’s house to recover after the incident involving William Bow.
Harriet Lane Johnston, niece of President Buchanan, rose as Washington society’s leading figure and hosted the Prince of Wales at the White House in 1860. Born at Wheatland, she married Henry Elliott Johnston in 1884, later making Washington her home after a life richly tied to national politics.
Cronin, a day jailer at the inter, was taken ill with severe right side pain yesterday. He was rushed to Murray & Freund Hospital where Drs Murray and McDonald removed his appendix. Cronin is resting easily with a prognosis of recovery in about three weeks.
Fort Keogh hosted track events with Wight winning the broad jump and high jump and also contributing to relay and sprint victories. Other winners included Pierney and Smock in various races and Matthal in shot put. A cavalry beat infantry ball game 8 to 6. Perry Bayage and others reported injuries in a separate incident. A fire at Charles McKay's ranch south of Terry destroyed 80 bins of Buyin hull valued at 150 and a shed plus buildings worth 1000.
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