Three Piece Golden Oak Bedroom Suit Discounted
A handsomely carved three piece bedroom set in Golden Oak finishes includes a 24 by 30 inch toilet piece and an oval French bevel plate mirror. Regularly $28, this week price is $23.50.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1900
Page
8
Three Women of the Mehoney Alley Gang Sentenced
In a Butte police court Judge Sullivan sentenced Celia Decker Josie Oleen and Kate Mahoney to 100 fines each for vagrancy and 50 days in jail. He warned Frank Graves a 14 or 15 year old boy and dismissed his disturbance charge. John Hurley received a $10 fine for malicious mischief. Marguerite Breach was cleared after a deputy revealed the missing $60 found on the accuser Fleming. William Robinson was fined $20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Graves
Sullivan
Mamie Seecor
Warren Avenue
Mercury Street
Young Graves
Kate Mahoney
Carroll Doliman
John Hurley
Galena Street
Marguerite Breach
D. J. Fleming
Fleming
Boyle
William Robinson
Bedroom Suit in Golden Oak Beams Sale Price
Three piece bedroom set in golden oak with two drawers on dresser and commode. Includes 24 by 30 inch bevel plate mirror. Regular value 25 dollars. July unload sale price 20.65 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Justice Fines Made After Disturbance Incident
A man pleaded guilty to beating his mistress Olive Reddick the day before. The woman appeared and asked to have the charge withdrawn, but Judge Sullivan refused. In the same court session Harry Rainey James Mehan and John Shea were each fined £10 for disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Reddick
Robinson
Sullivan
Harry Rainey
James Mehan
John Shea
North Coast Limited Tourist Sleeper Ad
The handsome electric lighted Pullman tourist sleeper on the North Coast Limited from Butte to St Paul is showcased. Try our North Coast Limited for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
St. Paul
Painted six months ago call it all off
A fragment notes that efforts begun six months ago are halted as participants decide to discontinue. No names or places are provided. The brief implies project abandonment after initial work and lack of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schatstein
Great Falls Census Still Open as City Aims for 15,000
Great Falls census workers extend counting period beyond June 30 to capture every resident. Officials doubt a precise tally but estimate the population near 15 thousand, with efforts focused on locating uncounted households before final completion. Local enumerators, Mr Lambie and Mr Kyle, emphasize civic duty over wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Rikkards
Montana
Washington
Mr. Kyle
Lambie
German Lutheran Summer School At Lutheran Church
German Lutheran summer school to be held at the Lutheran church located at 67 West Silver Street with M. Hudtleff serving as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lutheran Church
W. Silver. M. Hudtleff
Imagination and Disease in a Humorous Tale
In A Journalist's Note Book Frank F. Moore recounts how imagination shaped health. A fatigued Indian civil servant misreads a misaddressed letter predicting death, worsens until a doctor discovers the error, and both patients recover their health, one after a hasty hillside cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F. Moore
India
Black Eagle Band Delights Two Thousand at Open Air Concert
The Black Eagle band gave the second weekly open air concert on Central avenue in Great Falls drawing at least two thousand listeners who applauded the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Black Eagle
Central Avenue
Wolves Raid Sparks Bounty in Teton District
John Neubert reports July 14 from Great Falls that a $15 bounty on wolves killed in the district has little effect as pests’ depredations worsen, with a raid touching Dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
John Neubert
the Teton
Rave Nous Beasts Suspected After Calf Remains Found
A report notes two calves, a yearling and a colt found dead with likely involvement by unseen beasts. The text suggests other animals may have been killed in secluded spots not yet searched.
One Clip Offered in Great Falls Wool Market
No sales were made in the Great Falls wool market on July 14. The Sands Taylor company offered 160 000 pounds at 1 1 2 cents but was refused. J E Fitzpatrick handled 25 000 pounds to Livingston for Denny Rice Co. Many consignments and buyers from Western Wyoming and Idaho attended. A E McLeish of the Shonkin notes the market’s disinterest after contracting at 0 cents six months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Sands-Taylor Company
J. E. Fitzpatrick
Livingston
Denny Rice & Co
Wyoming
Idaho
Benton Press
A. E. McLeish
Shonkin
Great Falls Notes and City Visitors
Wm Wood visits from Allen while Phillip Laux and son of Lewistown stay in the city. Thomas E K Dawson of Midvale visits friends. Ernest A Ringwald of the customs office travels to Hunter's Springs for a short visit. T S Barraclough representing J Carson of Boston arrives. Mrs F G Woodworth and children and Mrs Plassman and Mrs Clara Bridges go to Monarch for a brief stay. Robt Vallehn learns copyright issued for his reminiscences book to be published in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wood
Allen
Phillip Laux
Lewistown
Thomas EK. Dawson
Midvale
Ernest A. Ringwald
Customs Office
Hunter's Hot Springs
T. S Barraclough
Wood Burer
J. Carson
Boston
F. G. Woodworth
Plassman
Clara 0. Bridges
Monarch
A. F. Longeway
Dr. Longeway
Harry J. Skinner
Albright
Robt. Vallehn
Lbrarian of Congress
St. Paul
Gunfire at tavern ends with arrest in Great Falls
Bam Lane fired at bartender Frank Matthews after a drinking dispute at J. W. Clark’s saloon on Friday. Matthews fired over Lane’s head, forcing surrender. Lane bound over to district court in $1,000 bond, unable to post, jailed in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Frank Matthews
J. W. Clark
Bam Lane
Frank
Lane
Officers elected Great Falls division No 1
Great Falls July 14 officers elected for Cascade county division No 1 with Barney Joyce as president and W A Brelly as vice president. T Corcoran named recording secretary Charles Regan financial secretary Pat McElliott sergeant at arms and P J Regan treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Cascade County
Barney Joyce
W. A. Brelly
T. Corcoran
Charles Regan
Pat McElliott
P. J. Regan
Khaki in South Africa From the New Orleans Times-Democrat
A fragment from the Times-Democrat recalls early impressions of khaki uniforms amid South Africa duties. The unnamed writer sketches colonial policing, military discipline, and daily life in a distant theater, hinting at broader imperial challenges.
Khaki camouflage turns Cape encampments into dreamlike hazes
A visitor reports widespread khaki use in South Africa camp gear from caps to canteens, blending with the ground to render objects nearly invisible at short range. The effect blurs activity, aids protection, and leads some units to paint horses, despite causing health issues and unsatisfactory results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Cape
End of a Kentucky feud settles by judge’s peace plan
Emma and Mary Mason faced charges for disturbance and insulting language as court intervened in a long running feud between Mason and Rodgers Todds families on Ellerslie Avenue. Judge Bullock ordered alternating jail terms to separate factions, prompting the Masons to vow to leave Rodgersville within two days, ending months of clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Herald
Emma
Mary Mason
Bullock
Masons
Rodgers and Todds
Ellerslie Avenue
Rodgers
Rodgersville
July unloading sale on bedroom suit drops to 22.50
A three piece bedroom set including bed dresser and commode with a 24 by 30 inch bevel plate mirror is advertised for 22.50 during a July unloading sale. Regular price is 27.00.
Brass Bed Announces New Design for Sale
An advertisement promotes a brass bed with 2 inch tubed pillars, trimmed with vases and bell mounts, a 12 inch husk turning, and a French bow footboard. Sold direct from the factory at 50 dollars, claimed value 75 dollars.
Names of Warships From the New York Sun
The secretary of the navy has named new vessels after states and cities, with a single modern vessel named after a famous destroyer. The piece notes many former ships and calls for discretionary naming to revive forgotten names like Wasp, Argus, and Essex while questioning the South Dakota choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Virginia
Rhode Island
Maryland
Colorado
South Dakota
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Charleston
Alabama
Admiral Rogers
Corea
Naval Militia of
Pennsylvania
Philippine
Teeee
Dilke
San Ysidro
L’orphee
Hawke
Quiberon Bay
Cseree
St. Jean d'Acre
Argus
Paul Jones
Cumberland
Enterpriss
Epervier
Guerrier
Hornet
Java
Intrepid
Navy
Macedonian
Peacock
Jones
United States
Wasp
Constitution
Hartford
Farragut
Mobile Bay
Essex
North Coast Limited trains described with modern observation car
The article notes the Heat Observation Car on the North Coast Limited compares to the old smoking car in style and cites the Westinghouse air brake replacing the Armstrong brake. It mentions the North Coast Limited as the through train from Butte to St. Paul and Minneapolis. It also reports J. R. Boyce Jr.’s funeral scheduled today at 2 p.m. from J. H. Curtis residence to the Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Coast Limited
Gentlemen's Library
Westinghouse
Butte
St. Paul
Minneapos
J. R. Boyce, Jr
J. H. Curtis
Washington and
Porphyry Streets
Episcopal Church
Kansas City Orient Railway Plans Aim for Swift Construction
A. E. Stillwell, president of the Kansas City Mexico and Orient railway, arrived from Chicago to join a directors meeting to amend the charter so the line can pass through Oklahoma without delay. He predicted the road would be built and in operation between Kansas City and Topolobampo within three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
A. E. Stiliwell
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway
Chicago
Oklahoma
United States
Orient
Window Glass Workers Union Signs New Scale in Pittsburg
Seale signed in Pittsburg as a committee from the Window Glass Cutters league and American Window Glass company finalize last year’s scale with minor changes. The settlement affects about 3,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Window Glass Cutters’ League
American Window Glass Company
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Mehoney Alley
Seing
Vince-nt
Lander Furniture and Carpet Company
East Broadway
Postoffice
Standard
Mad Cory Hock
Park Hotel
Great Walls
Ficers
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Kentucky
Gendron
NAM
S OF Warships
Dor Oriental Trade
Seale
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