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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1901
Page
9
The store situates fruits and vegetables in dedicated sections for dust and sun protection. The fruit area sits at the front between two entrances while the vegetable section lies behind the delicatessen and dried fruit sections. Stock highlights include fancy Washington raspberries, peaches, apples, lemons, limes, pears, cantaloupes and melons with assorted prices.
A brisk catalog style list highlights green vegetables and other fresh foods. The note mentions a complete line of obtainable items including baked pork and beans in stone jars and fancy prunes stewed to perfection. An introductory line implies a market or shop display for today.
The four page annual Calumet and Hecla company report shows a disappointing year with four dividends paid. Copper production declined when compared with previous years, signaling weaker performance despite dividend distribution.
The case against David Monahan and Ed Leonard for cruel treatment of Lucy Epperson, an insane ward, was dismissed in Judge O Connor's Walkerville court. Witnesses described the hotel stint, while defenses argued kindness. no charges stood after motion to dismiss.
Miss Louisa Anderson was yesterday discharged from Murray and Freund's hospital and pronounced well. She had been brought to the hospital three months ago when little hope remained for her recovery.
Open season for sage hens begins tomorrow but shooting of grouse prairie chicken fool hen pheasant or partridge is not permitted until September.
The L. C. B. A. picnic is set at Columbia card on July 31 with prizes for various race events. Community members are urged to attend and support as prizes will be awarded to winners.
Thieves broke a rear window of Swend Carlson's shop at No 4 South Main Street and stole about $40, some nickels, and several meerbhaum pipes. The entry method matches a recent string of burglaries believed to be by the same gang.
In a crowded program Blanche Sheppard defies odds at 5 to 1 to win the third race ahead of Ned Dennis. Odd Eyes dominates the hurdles with 163 pounds, while Rainier falters and Joe Bell places second. Multiple races follow with tight finishes and notable jockey actions including a track sanction for Rainier's ride.
Firefighters fought a blaze that started in an old wooden shack and spread to six Warren Avenue homes. Winds fanned the flames causing roof fires at five houses and serious damage to the Nimer residence, with total losses estimated around 150 dollars and 50 dollars on the Nimer roof.
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