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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1902
Page
8
Slogan announcing wide stock and right prices aims to attract customers from common to highest grade purchases. Emphasizes value and availability across departments.
A local ad touts Parker L Smith Ithaca and other hammerless shotguns with factory prices. It highlights Ithaca at 35 dollars and a 25 dollar model, plus rifles from Savage Mannlicher Marlin Mauser Colt. Also promoting camping outfits Dutch ovens utensils and full camp store stock at competitive prices.
Lillie Divine stabbed Carrie Jackson in a 48 Pleasant alley house after a revelry and jealousy dispute. Divine was arrested for first degree assault while Jackson lay critically wounded, fire from a lamp sparked by the fight, bystanders doused flames, and witnesses include Jessie Woods and Ida Burke.
From the Idaho executive office a list of delegates to the international mining congress is announced. Names include M. H. Jacobs Boise M. Alexander Boise Charles P. Diehl Idaho Falls M. F. Whitman Montpelier Dr O B Steely Pocatello J H Brady Pocatello Captain Rupert Winters Idaho City William H Watt Hailey Robert Bell Challis J J Story Albion Thomas Taylor Elba William H Dewey Nampa Arthur Davis Atlanta and others across the state. Every state and territory will be represented by the secretary's correspondence for the past month.
The Butte, Anaconda and Pacific announces an excursion to Mountain View park at 80 cents round trip for a Sunday picnic on July 18. Train times: Butte departures 7:00 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. and 1:20 p.m. 5:15 p.m. Return trains from Mountain View to Butte at 11:30 a.m. 3:00 p.m. 7:15 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. First Anaconda to Mountain View train leaves 11:15 a.m. and runs every 45 minutes.
John Henry Wing died at his home No 2 Wing alley Meader ville from rheumatism. Coroner Johnson issued a death certificate after an investigation finding natural causes and no inquest needed. The body was taken to Richards' undertaking rooms for preparation.
Hosiery offerings include ribbed cotton and lace lisle in black and white with Onyx branding and full fashioned construction. Belts in leather and straw varieties priced from 25c to 1.00, plus new silk and satin trims and a selection of gloves and neckwear across multiple fabrics and sizes.
Burial and removal to the Wing home precede a funeral tomorrow at 2 PM conducted by Rev John Hosking of Centerville church. Interment will be at Mt Moriah cemetery. Wing was a son of Philip Wing, a well known Meaderville citizen, who had suffered rheumatism for three years.
The Woman's Suffrage club meets at Mrs Vila Knowles Haskell's Bee Hive block to decide the state convention venue likely in Butte. Miss Gail Laughlin and Miss Mary ONeill will speak as the organization grows.
The Oregon Short Line will sell excursion tickets August 4 to 9 to San Francisco for 50 dollars and to Los Angeles for 60 dollars. Return within 60 days with stopover privileges. Shortest route is 600 miles. Tickets available at city ticket office 105 North Main Street Butte Montana.
Great Northern offers roundtrip fares to the West and East including St. Paul Minneapolis Duluth West Superior and Sioux City at 42 Chicago 53.50 St. Louis 49.50 and other points. Sales days listed with travel windows from June through September and a Minneapolis option at 34.50 with brief July travel. For details visit 41 North Main Street Butte.
The community picnic will be held in Deer Lodge on Sunday July 20. Special trains depart Montana Union depot at 8 30 and 10 30 a m and return from Deer Lodge at 7 15 and 11 30 p m with regular trains from Butte at 1 15 p m. Round trip fares are adults 1 00 and children 60 cents. The funeral for John H Wing is set for tomorrow at 2 p m from the family home 2 Wing avenue Meaderville to Unity M E church with Rev John Hosking officiating.
The contract for painting and tinting the Masonic temple was awarded yesterday to the Silver Bow paint house, 219 East Park Street, and the contractors have already begun work, with completion expected within a month.
The funeral of Emmet Hogan two months old, son of Mr and Mrs David Hogan, who died two days ago, was held yesterday at 2 p m from their home at 509 North Main Street with burial rites following.
The Washoe company buys the Clear Grit group from Col H C Kessler and starts development with 50 to 100 workers. Key mines include Clear Grit Belle of Butte and the Banker, adjoining West Stewart, near the old power house between Butte and Centerville. Mohican relative to Yoko hama, 42 days out, no word since leaving Japan. Rear Admiral Merry suspects adverse winds affecting Mohican.
Reference notes an event at Columbia Gardens on July 12 with details tied to address W. J. Adams, 828 East Galena Street.
Wealthy Spaniard Guillemo Sangerius of Havana, who arrived June 7, was ordered isolated by a marine hospital service doctor after quarantine. He sought to consult noted specialists in the United States but was compelled to depart on a returning steamer under protest.
Honolulu July 3 via San Francisco July 11. The United States training ship sets course for a new assignment as part of a routine program.
Full length bright colored hammocks with pillow offered at 3.00 dollars each. Extra long hammocks with pillow and spreader at 5.00 dollars each. A strong uphol stered go cart with parasol and patent wheels priced at 7.50 dollars. Heywood go cart like the cut with damask upholstery and parasol 12.50 dollars. Painted bird cages large size 0.85 dollars. Decorated metal cuspiders 0.12 dollars.
Special Correspondence reports Susan Shultz, of Dewey, accused a local girl of violating the seventh commandment after an acid attack on her husband in a jealous incident. Deputy Calloway served the warrant, found the charges false, and the county attorney ordered the accused discharged.
John Parlin, an Austrian miner about 30, died at St James hospital after a blast at the Hancock prospect near the Braund house caused a crushed skull. Coroner Johnson will hold an inquest at Montana Undertaking tonight. Parlin and George Laservich leased the prospect and blasted on Sunday.
Dillon reports wool trade quiet with buyers temporary absence. Frank Landon sold 40 000 pounds to Koshland of Philadelphia at 144.5 cents, top price of the season, while Tommy Haw sold 55 000 pounds to Koshland’s representative at 134 cents from wethers bought from the Jeffries estate. Over half a million pounds remain in the warehouse.
The afternoon passenger train derailed briefly when the tender ran off the track just below Dillon. It tore up several rods of ties but halted soon after. Minor delays occurred and the track was repaired with no serious damage or injuries reported.
Leaves Montana Union depot 8:30 a.m. Sunday through to Alder returning at 6 p.m. Round trip rates: Butte to Pipestone and back $1.00. Butte to Whitehall and back $1.59. Butte to Twin Bridges and back $1.50. Butte to Sheridan and back $2.00. Butte to Alder and back $2.00. Stage connects with this train at Alder to and from Virginia City.
Road company offers a cheaper round trip from Butte to Gregson Springs at 80 cents. Tickets valid for outbound Saturday noon to Monday noon return, enabling travel to the springs and back within the weekend window.
Mrs. Jean V. Cole, aided by Attorney F. T. Henry, sues in district court for one half of property valued at about 400000 given to the Penial Trust by her husband Henry Cole. Defendants include Henry Cole the Penial Trust association and trustees Rev Frost Craft Charles B Allen and Albert Cole. The complaint says Henry Cole refused to give his wife her portion during the past two years.
Mrs. Cole charges cruelty by her husband and seeks a share of the estate claiming she earned it by keeping boarders for ten years, collecting rents, managing the home without servants, and buying property. The case centers on her role in maintaining the household and her contribution to the family assets.
Des Moines reports Mrs Fran Laveleur of Newton was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of murdering her aged husband six months ago. The man was struck with an axe, body burned and oil applied. The defendant was released on bail.
The Northern Pacific offers a five and a half day out and back trip July 25 from Butte to Yellowstone Park for 39 dollars. It includes railroad fare from Butte to Cinnabar and return, lodging with breakfast at Livingston, park stage and hotel expenses, and covers the park and travel. The package is cheaper than the usual 57 dollars and requires early name submission to secure a place.
Second popular excursion from Butte and Anaconda to Salt Lake Saturday July 19. Tickets valid only on 2:05 am and 4:50 pm trains that date with returns allowed within 10 days. Reserve berths at city ticket office 105 North Main Street, Butte, Mont. H. O. Wilson, General Agent. The Oregon Short Line will authorize.
Excursion rates offered from Butte to San Francisco and return for 50 dollars and to Los Angeles and return for 60 dollars. Tickets valid 60 days from sale with stopovers allowed. For berth reservations call or write W. H. Merriman, General Agent Northern Pacific Railway, Corner Park and Main Street.
An American visitor at a church parade along Achilles statue and Stay Hope Gate says London women dress better than New York on social occasions. She notes London men are well dressed, London shops rival Paris and New York, and London has undergone a decade long fashion revolution improving women's attire.
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