Sugar deal surge prompts wholesale to consumer store opener
The announcement cites growing demand for $10.00 sugar deals and Hai orders as the reason for expanding with a new wholesale to consumer store.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1914
Page
16
The announcement cites growing demand for $10.00 sugar deals and Hai orders as the reason for expanding with a new wholesale to consumer store.
Bear Gulch Mine near Twin Bridges gears up with new Adalliona cyanide tanks to raise capacity from 50 to 200 tons. C. S. Blake and A. R. Jones operate for Mr. Jones, with six workers now and plans to triple once equipment arrives in six weeks. Ore in the Giant claims includes nearly 12,000 tons hematite with 2,800 tons on the Gump. ore valued at about 12 dollars per ton in gold and possibly 1 dollar in silver. ore crushed to one quarter mesh with 9 percent recovered. The claims lie in the Tobacco Root range.
Eleven youths from St Marys and Holy Savior parishes received their first communion at special masses yesterday. In St Marys 8 children, led by Father Hannan, wore white dresses and veils with boys in black and white as Margaret Watt led the choir. Holy Savior festivities followed at 8 o clock with Father Pirnat delivering the sermon and mass while a six member choir performed.
An editorial discusses women's equality and suffrage, arguing against old male dominance and promoting a family vote as a fair compromise. It critiques campaigns to block progress, urges rational reform, and links voting rights to social and political life. The piece mentions civic activities, school diplomas, field day planning, and parish events in Butte with references to St. Marys, St. Patricks, St. Josephs, and local organizations.
The Butte Free Public Library introduces parcel post lending starting Monday June 1 to deliver and receive books countywide. Borrowers must be vouched for or deposit a security of two dollars, with extra deposits for high value volumes. Postmaster General Burleson spoke at the library annual meeting about extending parcel post.
A Holy Communion service is planned for next Sunday at mass time as part of the regular monthly observance by local organizations. Three fast days are scheduled for this week on Wednesday Friday and Saturday as the Pentecost season continues.
Harry Cantron, son of airs F. H. Cantron, was reported much improved and hopes were high for full recovery from injuries after being struck by a car near Five Mile last Friday evening. Mrs Cantron and her son were guests of Mr and Mrs Gus Austerberg riding when a tire burst and repairs began. The boy darted into the road unseen by Austerberg’s car and by driver A M Swad in dusk light.
Richmond opens an experimental kindergarten for negro children as part of a broader Southern social reform. Initiated by the National Kindergarten Association at Richmond’s request, the effort follows a successful demonstration in Chattanooga and aims for permanence with support from local leaders and white children programs.
J M Reynolds of Butte, secretary of the White Equipoised Flying Machine company, reports receiving eighteen letters from aviators seeking the privilege to operate the Montana flying machine in the first flight. Charles Fayer of New York, an aviator who recently flew two miles at 120 mph, expresses interest and predicts strong prospects for the craft. The Montana Inventor's machine is expected to be ready to fly about mid June.
In line, everyone will pause a week for the daily and Sunday carrier beginning June 1. To mail in North America seven a year in advance. Everybody can afford the subscription price now obtainable.
In Tacoma Washington the entire class participates in athletics with boys kicking football and girls throwing basketball for distance. Across 113 classes every member took part and even in higher grades participation reached 65 percent where organizers were lacking.
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