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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1900
Page
8
The advertisement lists ten advantages of a pure and clean refrigerator including cleansable flues in the lid and ice chamber a removable cleansable waste pipe a glass trap galvanized steel floors and racks provision shelves bronze locks and hinges strong self retaining casters a front hinge base for drip receptacle removal an all metal ice chamber and full galvanized steel lining to prevent odors leaks and damage.
Judge Knowles adjourned the United States court in Butte after a long session with several rulings. Fred Bartlett received a 10 month sentence for perjury after an appeal was filed. Cotter pressed for a new trial, and Bartlett was released on bonds while appeals proceed. Other matters included stipulations in the Murray case and a bankruptcy petition by John T. Nagle with debts totaling 3525.46 and property valued at 475.00.
String orchestra performs at Kennedy Furniture Company opening at 2 05 p m. Matey. Cut towers and offer twenty percent cash discount on selections.
New York Central lines issue No 24 in the Four Track series, a cosmopolitan folder titled Round the World by Way of New York and Niagara Falls in Sixty to Fifty Days. It includes ten railway maps of the United States and promotes transportation as a banner for American products with free copies on three cents postage.
The Anaconda Standard reports on Montana State League games with summaries of team performances, key plays, and standings as the league heats up.
Judge Lindsay rules against J P Lavelle chief of police and James C Sullivan police judge in Silver Bow county Montana, upholding board of county commissioners’ disallowance of fee claims for acting as ex officio constable and peace judge under state statute.
The Phantasma performs June 8 and 9 at the Grand opera house with 100 popular ladies of Butte and the Silver Pea Glee club assisting the musical portion. Everything up to date and well presented by the Ladies Aid of the First Christian church.
The sale promises cut flowers at twenty percent cash discount during opening hours from two to five p.m. Monday, inviting shoppers to explore fresh arrangements and seasonal bouquets.
Water tumblers of good quality offered for Monday sale at The Fair located at 179 W Park. Price is 45 cents per dozen.
Judge Knowles ruled the Nixons and Mrs. Fanny J. Lott united in business with the Silver City Mercantile company. He deemed the three stores in Butte South Butte and Centerville as assets of the company and valued available creditor claims near twenty thousand dollars. The ruling found improper goods and business ties among the defendants indicating fraud against creditors. James F. Lott was not declared bankrupt due to lack of business links to the others.
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