Try cash buying for a month and be convinced for yourself
A call to test cash buying for thirty days to judge its value firsthand. The prompt invites readers to experience the method and form their own opinion on its practicality and appeal.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1902
Page
9
A call to test cash buying for thirty days to judge its value firsthand. The prompt invites readers to experience the method and form their own opinion on its practicality and appeal.
The store highlights an expert cheese man in charge and a wide selection today including Roquefort imported and domestic Swiss Edam McLaren's Imperial New York double cream Bismarck brick and other kinds. Samples are available to judge quality and price.
James Cusick, a powerful 250 pound man, is charged with living off earnings of a lewd woman, resisting arrest, and assaulting Officer Hamilton after a clash on East Galena street. He suffered deep head wounds and demanded court action as alderman Ryan posted $150 surety.
The bulletin lists round trip fares for travel via Burlington to Omaha St Joseph or Kansas City on May 31 and July 4 5 6 plus June 7 8 10 14 and 3 with $42.00 to Chicago $53.59 to Chicago and $49.50 to St Louis on the June dates. Three routes East via Billings St Paul and Denver marketed with a $34.50 option and contact 35 East Broadway Butte Mont for details.
James Costello and J. J. Fitzmaurice lived together until a morning argument over Costello’s intoxication led to a fight. Fitzmaurice, a blind man, twisted Costello’s left index finger breaking it and struck him with a stone causing scalp wounds. Costello was found bleeding, and Fitzmaurice later arrested on second degree assault charges.
At a Butte Business Men's association meeting the board decided to suspend regular summer sessions while keeping a monthly gathering. A committee was formed to draft sympathy resolutions for Mrs. Brophy. Proposals discussed inviting Montana mine owners to exhibit ores and mine prospectuses at the congress, with Butte minerals showcased locally.
The House, 125 to 46, suspended rules to approve a joint resolution praising Secretary of State Hay for his McKinley memorial speech last February. Debates centered on whether the address was a political stump speech and whether the House should honor it. General Hooker defended Hay, while Mr. Clark argued the homage would degrade the chamber’s dignity if tied to a campaign tone.
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