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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1901
Page
9
In Butte a local shop showcases dainty home made salads and desserts described as clean and inviting. Offerings include chicken, shrimp, apple sauce, cabbage and cucumber salads, plus tate and tutti frutti varieties. Freshly baked pork and beans served in stone jars.
The kitchen showcases browned roast chicken beef veal and pork as well as cold boiled meats, highlighting growing popularity and broad selection for diners.
A storefront confectionery promotes its high grade confections at 50c a pound. It compares prices with nut chocolates creams and bonbons selling elsewhere for 35c 49c and 50c and invites customers to visit to verify the claim.
Specials list candy options including Strawberry Raspberry and Vanilla Caramels at 25 for a dollar. Mint Kisses and Peanut Crisp are offered per pound. Fancy French Mixed Candy and Wrapped Taffy appear as daily specials.
The bread is described as the town’s most popular, praised for its dainty lightness and pure, clean qualities. Four loaves or tickets are mentioned as part of the sale or promotion.
In a heated Greene case, J H Leyson testified all day with cross examination probing cash entries and a disputed $80 watch sale. The day featured frequent objections and extended legal sparring as the trial resumes before Judge Nelson with testimony on access to the cash drawer and bookkeeping practices.
Credited deposits discussed for D. W. Dellinger and a $251 check. The witness claimed deposits shown as of December 6 without cash book entry, while Greene's handwriting dated the entry later. Leyson said he trusted Greene and some mornings cash moved before Greene arrived, causing amount changes. Examination adjourned to resume at 2 pm.
Three trains depart Montana Union depot at 8 00, 8 30 and 9 30 a m Sunday July 14 for Twin Bridges. Return trains leave Twin Bridges at 6 00, 7 00 and 10 00 p m. Round trip rate is 1 25 with children at 65 cents.
Formerly with Dr. Tironeides, he opened offices in the Baltimore block, first door east of the post office, offering up to date dentistry at moderate prices.
Well known shop offering best trade and solid earnings. Owners relocating to other business ventures. Inquiries to J. H. Fariss, 5 Silver Bow block.
At Brighton Beach Delmar Park and Washington Park race meetings on July 12 list multiple sprints and long races with winners such as Scurry Byrne Roe Hampton The Musketeer Albert Swordsman Swordsman and more. Times are given for each race and second place finishers noted.
Windsor Driving club closed its paces in Detroit. In pacing Fleety won heats two to four with best 2 11. Manzanillo won heat one in 2 09 with Guinette Thornway and Ohio starting. In trotting Alice Barnes won heats two to four with best 2 11. Dolly Dillon won heat one in 2 14 with Alice Burns and Phoebe Child ers also starting.
Cincinnati July 12 The Newport racing meeting ends after 81 days as management announces closure until October 1 citing ongoing losses and a failed venture.
Little and Alexander of Princeton, reigning West doubles champions, defeated Chicago foes Collins and Wardner 6 1 6 2 6 4 to retain their title. Little also won the singles, set to face Western champion te Tigric Cortine next.
Philadelphia July 12 F C Shaffer University of Pennsylvania star who broke three American records at the A A U swimming championships in Buffalo will sail for Europe in August to meet top European amateurs in several tournaments.
Edward A. Martin, a former U S Army lieutenant, pleaded guilty to passing worthless checks and was sentenced today by Recorder Goff to one year in the penitentiary in New York.
New York on July 12 R N Newell formerly known as Orpheus Kerr a humorist from forty years ago was found dead in his Brooklyn apartment after having been dead for several days.
Cut this out and take it to any drug store and get a box of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. The best physic. They also correct disorders of the stomach. Price 25 cents.
A Lansing Iowa Journal item extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a quick safe cure for summer diarrhoea. It claims two doses can end ordinary attacks and highlights its usefulness for children. The note says the remedy is sold by all druggists and urges families to keep a bottle on hand.
Community discussion centers on whether a proposed pool selling ordinance will gain approval. City officials and residents weigh potential impacts on public access, funding, and oversight as debate continues.
Debate centers on a city ordinance to ban pool selling and betting on horse races within city limits and three miles. Mayor Davey believes passage is likely, with Alderman Cohen possibly shifting to support it. Enforcements this summer seem unlikely as races near midseason.
A Sunday schedule lists a 9 00 a m departure to Twin Bridges with return rates of 50 cents. Other routes include Butte to Whitehall return 1 50 and Butte to Pipestone return 1 00. Deer Lodge service departs 9 45 a m with Butte to Deer Lodge return 1 00. Also notes two mining claims by Butte Mining and Development Company with stock at 1 50 per share, urging purchase before ore shipments begin.
The uprising on Quetport Island off Korea was confirmed by mail press advices to the Japanese legation. The Japanese ship Senyen reached Chimulco June 2 and found insurgents opposed by two French men-of-war who landed Marines after a landings clash. About 200 Christian converts were killed during the disturbance and two missionaries were saved.
The Cork Examiner reports a four masted passenger steamer narrowly escaped wreck near Fasnet rocks as fog lifted. The vessel listed briefly after striking Little Fasnet, but kept sailing uninjured with the light keeper alarmed by the near collision.
Frank K. Hitt stockman wounded by Walter Hilton during a bogey ride last night was taken home to Idaho Falls. In a startling development Hitt married Miss Minnie Gin cashier of Anderson Bros Idaho Falls earlier today. The bullet’s impact on Hitt’s right line remains unstable with uncertain prognosis.
Boston announces a Republican state convention to be held October 4 in the city Governor Allen of Porto Rico is invited to preside.
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