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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1902
Page
8
The notice states a general sale advertised at right prices to attract all buyers from common to high grades. It emphasizes accessibility and value, inviting wide participation without listing specific items or dates.
Our guns include the Parker Hammerless and L. A. Smith Hammerless at factory prices. Ithaca Hammerless sells for 35 dollars and a 25 dollar model is advertised as the best value. Hammer shotguns range from 10 to 25 dollars with strong guarantees. Marlin repeating shotgun listed as top repeater and rifle lineup includes Savage Mannlicher Marlin Mauser and Colt brands.
A store advertises a wide range of camping gear including Dutch ovens utensils and related equipment highlighting extensive inventory and competitive prices for campers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Johnson describes Tracy entering his Kent home with a public safety item and demanding food and ammunition. Tracy forced the family to stay, briefed Johnson on items to buy, and threatened murder if demands were not met. Sheriff Cudihee pursues Tracy toward Auburn with towns alarmed and volunteers joining hunts.
A massive explosion at the Klondike mine near Mill Creek leaves at least 125 dead with hundreds more trapped. Rescue attempts by Foreman Tom Foster and fire boss Powell Griffith are exhausting amid deadly gas and shifting passages. Survivors include several escaped workers, while officials report the mine as one of the nation’s largest coal assets with searches continuing into the night. Local armory set as a temporary morgue as families gather.
Hosiery sale offers ribbed cotton hose in sizes 6 to 8 with 20c quality, fancy black lisle hose, drop stitch and lace, and Onyx fast black options. Women’s fabric gloves and belts in leather, straw, and silk styles priced from 12% to 3.00, plus new neckwear and linen collars.
An advertisement lists Heywood Go-Carts with adjustable parasols and patent features priced at 7.5 each and 12.5 each, plus fifty feet of cotton hose with patent nozzle at 5. Hammocks in various styles range up to 8, with full length hemp and fancy colored options priced 3 to 5. Hardware items include wash basins 1c, bird cages 85c, and copper plates 15c. A large assortment of cutlery and tools is offered at reasonable prices.
Johnstown Pa July 10 two hundred coal miners were entombed today by a disaster at a mining site leaving officials uncertain about the final death toll as rescue operations continued.
At nearly midnight four living men and one corpse were brought to safety and laid on mattresses in the boilerhouse after a disaster in Johnstown. One survivor named William Robertson was identified among the rescued.
Mayor Henry disclosed that the first miner bodies would be brought from the mine at 3 o'clock this morning. General Manager Price said 65 bodies were in sight at 1 o'clock.
J H B Mattison of Clancy reports theft of his horses and camping gear from a gulch near Columbia gardens after a week in camp. He obtained a warrant and followed leads, with watchman Frank Anderson locating a man named John Crawford and directing officers to Kilbright as a possible partner.
Barer Joe Saxe reportedly swallowed morphine last night and was treated by a physician before being moved to the county jail. Neighbors say he has been despondent over domestic relations and seeking a divorce, then asked a cabman to take him home and later to the jail.
Judge Olsen orders Al Stack held on a $500 bond to keep the peace following a complaint by Isaac Archa bault of Pine Tree saloon alleging Stack threatened the plaintiff’s life.
The Alcatraz Asphalt Paving company with plants in Spokane Seattle San Francisco and Lake City has sold to Bar Asphalt Company of New York. Northwest headquarters at Denver F P Caughlin named district manager. The Alcatraz company is expected to cease operation.
Washington July 10 The navy department reports James Pugh private of the marine corps died of cholera at Cavite P I on the seventh inst
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