Maney Free Stone Peaches Special To Day
Readable text notes a special sale today offering free stone peaches in a perv box labeled Presh Fish To-Day.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1903
Page
9
Readable text notes a special sale today offering free stone peaches in a perv box labeled Presh Fish To-Day.
In Butte yesterday four motions were argued in the Shores disbarment hearing. The defense sought to strike testimony as hearsay and to dismiss the petition, criticizing Jesse Roote's evidence about a $250000 offer to Judge Harney in the Minnie Healey case and the role of Charles W. Clark and Amalgamated interests. The judge reserved ruling until this morning as the Denver and Helena attorneys pressed their points.
Walter Sanford Players stage My Jack starting Sunday at Broadway, with performances Sunday through Wednesday. The following week features The Struggle of Life. The company plans two plays weekly. My Jack, by Benjamin Landeck, debuted at the Fourteenth Street theater.
County commissioners questioned a 141 bill to Charles Little for stenographic work in two justice court cases. The county attorney said the regular stenographer reports for court needs when available, and noted he could not handle the examinations turned over to Little. The letter cites a state ruling allowing justices of the peace to hire a stenographer for important cases. Littletrane handled testimony in a murder case and in a grand jury inquiry.
Joseph Groslee a Meaderville carpenter and father of four is accused by his wife of failing to provide for the family. A county attorney complaint in Justine Taylor's court seeks an arrest warrant. the mother says she has had no contact with him for more than a week and fears for the children who are all under six and need food. Deputy Coleman vows to pursue Groslee and urge support for the family. A funeral notice for Isaac Barkla is slated for Sunday at 2 PM at GO. T hall under Victoria lodge, Sons of Bt. George.
Attorney accuses Judge Haines of a mistake in admitting Doctor Freund’s testimony in Patrick Meirs vs city of Butte. Meirs and a companion alleged injuries from a sidewalk fall. Separate suits include partition of Columbus lode claim and service by publication for Gertrude Isitt. Largey Lumber seeks $485 from John E Well for a 1902 lumber account.
The article notes how some men start profitable ventures with care and diligence yet neglect them, allowing the business to decline into decadence and erode profits, as losses rise on the ledger.
The Montana club of Seattle prepares for a major Montana residents excursion to Seattle later in July. A meeting is set in the Chamber of Commerce rooms to finalize arrangements. The Northern Pacific Railway will run a grand excursion from Butte on July 21 with round trip fare 25 dollars, including potential sleeping car reservations.
Northern Pacific announces a Yellowstone National Park trip leaving Butte July 31 at 1 pm. Round trip fare is 7.50 including sleeping car berth, railroad transport, park sightseeing in Concord coaches, meals and welcome at Association hotels. Reservations advised. contact Wm H Moreiman, General Agent, for details.
Tickets on sale for weekly excursions with various return dates from Pipestone Whitehall Lime Spur and Batwvdas in effect. Prices include $9.08, $1.00, and $10.00 for specific routes and days. Sales run Wednesdays Saturdays and Sundays with returns expected the following week under general agent W. H. Merriman at Butte.
Patrick Rogers and Michael Doutan, charged with burglary and linked to highway robberies over two years, plead not guilty in court. The judge sets bail at 1500, son of one defendant laughed during the hearing while the other remained composed. A $100 cash robbery at Dunstan's saloon is noted among alleged incidents. Orton Bros. piano and organ dealer ad appears at 219 North Main Street, Butte.
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