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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1901

Page

8

Lander's Artful Furniture Attracts Loyal Patrons

Each year our business grows as new customers become steady patrons. The widening circle stems from our simple rule of selling artistic goods at fair prices. People want well made stylish furniture and know they can get it at Lander's. Our prices sell the goods.

Lander’s

Ornate dresser with mirror and drawers measured 18 by 93

A decorative dresser features a serpentine top, three deep drawers, two small drawers, and a bonnet box. It includes a swinging bevel French plate mirror measuring 12 by 20 inches, detailing craftsmanship and dimensions for potential sale.

Mine cave in street causes costly repairs and warning timber

A cave opened yesterday on Ala street between Park and Way, sinking the roadbed about ten feet. City officials report repeated cave events linked to an upper mine near the surface, with previous fills costing the city about 500 dollars in dirt and labor. Authorities fear night collapses and seek mitigation. Meanwhile Henry's tailoring offers well fitted suits this season.

Ala Street Park Street Way Comloner McLaughlin

Butte Briefs From Local Social and Travel Notes

Snippets show L Love of Bozeman and Knox of Anaconda in transit while B Mark of Twin Bridges visits Butte. Linehart of Helena at the union and J Milsiner arriving from Helena. Conway of Dillon and Saunders of Dillon among arrivals. Sullivan visiting from Ontario. Joe W Hubbard of Billings listed at the Finien. Marge Audley and May Tillinghast wed in Butte. H Sheehan and J Good of Helena guests in Butte. B F Farnham and family visiting Michigan. Ladies auxiliary of A O H to meet at Wat 3 for plans. Licenses issued yesterday include Bartlomeo Formento and Cat-

B. Mark Twin Bridges BE. Linehart Helena Union J. Milsiner Nk Conway Dillon Jis Butte B. Saunders Dillon Rday B. Sullivan Onda Joe W. Hubbard Billings Finien Rge Audley May Tillinghast Stead J. Seal H. Sheehan J. Good

Butte Residents Named in Legal Notices

Terina Steffenina Robert Fe Boyle Lena Larson George Vaasch and Christian Coodrts, all of Butte, are referenced in the readable portion of the public notice.

Terina Steffenina Robert Fe. Boyle Lena Larson George Vaasch Christian Coodrts Butte

City sports crowd attends glove contest at Five Mile House

Last night a group from the city watched a general glove contest at the Five Mile House. They returned early this morning reporting lively sport and noted a boys long pants suit priced at 3.50 at Boucher's 45 E. Parke Street.

Five Mile House Boucher’s E. Parke Street

Foster assassination unrest in Shreveport quiets

The Foster assassination case leaves Shreveport without immediate danger of lynching. Prince Edwards eludes arrest as 12 jailed suspects remain in Benton guarded. Governor Heard offers $250 reward, totaling $750 for Edwards.

Shreveport Foster Prince Edwards Benton Heard Edwards

Bumbaugh Freed After Garnet Shooting Defense

Attorney J M Dix returned from Drummond with news that Louis Bumbaugh was found not guilty by Justice G W Commons. The trial recounts that Maguire challenged Bumbaugh for a fight on a Garnet saloon sidewalk, leading to a defensive revolver shot and acquittal.

Standard Missoula J. M. Dixon Drummond Louis Bumbaugh Tom Maguire Garnet G. W. Commons Bumbaugh Rumbaugh Maguire Commona

Shipyard Ultimatum Ends Strike Risk in Newport News

Newport News Virginia June 15 Superintendent Post of Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co issued an official ultimatum to striking machinists. If workers do not return by 6 p.m. Monday the entire plant will be closed indefinitely. About 200 to 500 machinists have already been laid off. the yards employ 7,000 people.

Newport News Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co

Taylor Bros Assign Den Valley Works Amid Large Assets

Toronto notes Taylor Bros owners of Den Valley Pressed Brick works and Den Valley Paper Mills plus vast lands assigned today. The total value is reported in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Toronto Ont Taylor Bros den Valley Pressed Brick Works den Valley Paper Mills

New Spokane Line Boosts Heavy Fruit Shipments and City Entrance

The Great Northern and Northern Pacific expect higher fruit shipments east from Washington Idaho and Oregon this year. Frost damage is denied as slight with a bumper crop anticipated. Northern Pacific adds refrigerator cars and Spokane trains begin using the new line with a granite depot planned in Missoula.

Northern Pacific Great Northern Washington Idaho Oregon Yakima Walla Walla Palouse Snake River St. Paul Spokane Havermale Island Great Northon President Hill

Annual earnings of the Colorado Smelting and Mining Co

The Colorado Smelting and Mining Company filed its annual report with County Assessor Brown showing net proceeds from the Gagnon mine for the year ended June 1. The report records an increase of 161,037.87 over last year with detailed costs and a net proceed of 1,050,629.51. Net proceeds for 1900 are listed as 142,581.64, noting the 11 month reporting period prevents direct last year comparison.

Colorado Smelting and Mining Company Brown Gagnon Ceogh Figig Ccoddessece Ehbessad Senienol Coopee

Northern Pacific Expands Work Between Kendrick Idaho and Troy

The Northern Pacific deploys a large crew to surface track between Kendrick Idaho and Troy and plans improvements to prevent washouts in spring floods. Fourth week of May gross earnings reach $1,001,389, up $73,128. May total $2,858,558, up $221,528. period since July 1 totals $50,952,643, up $2,169,671 from last year.

Northern Pacific Kendrick Idaho Troy

Queen of the Carnival Five Candidates For Butte Fair Queen

Five young ladies contend for queen of the first Butte carnival Mabel Zinn Dessie Masterson Leona Finch Nance Carthy and Grace Southworth. Ballots in stores tomorrow with tickets issued by the Thornton hotel committee. Construction of booths and arch to start in about 10 days as plans advance.

Butte Mabel Zinn Dessie Masterson Leona Finch Nance-Carthy Grace Southworth Thornton Hotel Montana

Fragmented Patient Inquiry on Weight and Urinary Symptoms

A terse, misspelled query asks for the patient name Postoffice and mentions state county occupation Diekeesarie. It inquires about weight loss duration and urinary symptoms such as blood, pain, frequency, and sediment, indicating a health screening note with unclear details.

Hennessy’s Tailoring Delivers Perfect Fit Regardless of Price

Paying a big price doesn’t guarantee a good fit, but Hennessy’s tailoring department makes flawless garments at any cost. The ad urges customers to try Hennessy’s next time.

Heny Hennessy

Modern Woodmen Adjourns After Meeting Actions

The Modern Woodmen of America head camp adjourned sine die after adopting plans for a fraternal building at the St Louis Louisiana Purchase Exposition and moving memorial day to the first Sunday in June. Pontiac Ill won $500 in drill contests with 99% score. next biennial meeting in Indianapolis in 1903.

St. Paul Woodmen of America St. Louis Law Committee Insurance Commissioner of New York National Association Pontiac Ill Indianapolis Kansas City

Mrs. McKinley Improves but Still in Danger

Washington June 15 Mrs. McKinley’s physicians held a routine consultation this afternoon. No bulletin was issued but it is stated she continues to improve and maintains steady progress. Dr. Rixey said on leaving the White House that her condition shows stronger recovery. She used her rolling chair briefly today. The improvement is steady though she remains not entirely out of danger.

Washington

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Ictors Rockers Rockwell Lander Furniture and Lander Utte News McLaughlin Butte Briefs L. Love Bozeman K Knox Anaconda Taylor Brothers Missoula’s Miesouli Mont Minneapolis Times See Seasours The Colorado Company Queen OF the Carnival Cambridge Harvard Carlisle Princeton Yale Louth Mrs. McKinley Doctor Norcross Norcross Dr. Norcross Owsley Block
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