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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1901
Page
9
A store proclaims its groceries are purest and cleanest high grade goods with prices lower than rival dealers. It warns against cheaper imitations and asserts customers overpay elsewhere and underpay for poorer quality.
Rolled oats in bulk offer Finest rolled oats for bulk use. Special Monday 10 pounds at 0.25. Fancy preserved blueberries natural flavor clean and inviting Special Monday per can 12 cents.
Notice of west window display featuring Green Gage plum Damson plum grape apricot red raspberry pineapple jams and orange lemon marmalade Per jar price information incomplete readable.
A new lacrosse club in Butte has attracted many players with past championship experience in Canada. The group plans two internal teams and aims to arrange a game with Spokane. Practices are on Tuesdays and Fridays near the boulevard. officers include Dr. T. A. Grigg as president and J. T. O'Brien as treasurer.
Progress in the Greene hearing is slow as judges and attorneys await decisive proof. The case advances with unresolved questions and no clear breakthrough in the evidence presented to date.
State presents M B Conroy allowed to testify as an expert accountant though he denies being one. Leyson describes cash handling and a pin purchase by Greene. Cross examination questions reveal ledger irregularities under a loose bookkeeping system. Hearing adjourned to Monday at 2 PM.
A cayuse fell more than forty feet down a shaft but escaped serious injury. The incident prompted local ranchers to inspect similar hazards and ensure safer corral and shaft setups. No human injuries were reported.
In Walkerville a cayuse owned by a North Walkerville boy fell into an old Moulton shaft. Parents and a volunteer crew of about twenty days raise dirt to lift the horse, which is now about 38 feet from the surface and could be out in roughly twenty days. Crowds gather to watch the improvised rescue progress.
The contractor Ryan seeks court relief appointing a receiver for Tom Hinds amid mounting disputes with longtime associate and former ally. The conflict centers on management and control of shared assets and ongoing projects.
James Ryan sues Tom Hinds Jack Burns Jack Hoy and Frank Hinds in district court seeking dissolution of their West Stuart mine partnership and appointment of a receiver. Ryan alleges Hinds controls books and hides $30,000 in profits denying his interest and access. He requests accounting dissolution and a receiver for partnership assets. John N. Kirk represents Ryan.
In Judge Harney's court an order to show cause in the Lewis vs Fried saloon and Cash lodging house dispute consumed the session. Lewis sought a receiver and accounting but the court found no entitlement and dismissed. Motions and continuations affected several city cases and estate matters with various parties noted in court.
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