Alarm Clock Sale Described with Time Models
Sale offers four inch 30 hour and four inch 48 hour alarm clocks. Public price listed as 2.00 dollars. Limited to today only with regular distribution nationwide.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1903
Page
12
Sale offers four inch 30 hour and four inch 48 hour alarm clocks. Public price listed as 2.00 dollars. Limited to today only with regular distribution nationwide.
Special one day offer on glassware featuring one berry bowl and six small plain glass dishes. Neat design items priced low for today only. Goods will not be delivered.
Butte Lodge No 22 A F and A M holds regular meetings on the first and third Tuesdays each month at 8 o'clock PM at the Masonic Temple located on W Park Street.
Deer Lodge Chapter No 3 of the R A M holds regular meetings on the second and fourth Fridays each month at p.m. at the Masonic Temple located on West Park Street.
Charles A Wakeman of Alpha Gold Mining asks Butte investor Samuel Marchesseau to buy $100 to $500 of stock and promises personal accountability. The letter extols the Thunder Mountain Idaho venture, admits risk, and seeks wealthy backers while pledging prudent use and possible returns if a mine is found.
The speaker attacks bogus mining firms in the Thunder Mountain district and vows to publish their names and officers. He claims many firms have no workers or land, selling blue sky to investors while overstating ore holdings. Roosevelt postmaster cites 14 claims now tied to Alpha company, with Wakeman seeking investments from Marshelseau and about a hundred others.
On May 16 Northern Pacific put on sale weekend excursion rates to several destinations with returns allowed on Mondays. Destinations include Pipestone Whitehall Lime Spur Twin ridges Alder Pony Deer Lodge Bonita and Hamilton with varied round trip prices. Tickets may be sold on specific days and are issued by W H Merriman general agent in Butte.
A Chinaman named Ham Em was arrested in China alley after drawing a revolver on Officer Ruddy in darkness. He claimed self defense from a previous mugging, said he carried a 38 Smith & Wesson for protection after receiving $35 for services to banker James A. Murray, and faced $23 bond with a hearing set next Monday.
A Bellville dry goods merchant recalls packing Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for camping by Narragansett Bay. A boy's cramps were relieved after two doses and the remedy is promoted as a cheap, essential summer safeguard for all ages.
Professor Anna of Hamburg declares dandruff a germ disease where germ burrows under the scalp to lift scales and weaken hair. Newbro's Herpicide is claimed to destroy the cause, cure dandruff, stop hair loss, and promote growth. Sample available by mail order.
County physician Dr Donnelly told the county commissioners that jail is not a place for the sick and that a public emergency hospital is needed. He criticized jail conditions, noted high delirium tremens and dope use, and urged cleansing of the jail and proper care for ill prisoners.
Michael Bonner a 15 year old boy was examined in Justice Doran's court on a burglary charge and discharged on the advice of Deputy County Attorney Coleman. Geiger identified Bonner but three alibi witnesses testified he was in bed at 9 am. prosecutor moved for discharge as conviction seemed unlikely. A series of alleged west side burglaries prompted a sharp lookout.
The Scandinavian Brotherhood plans a picnic at Mountain View Park on Sunday June 21. The Butte to Mountain View round trip fare is 80 cents for adults and 40 cents for children 5 to 12. A special train departs Butte at 10 a.m. and returns from the park at 11 p.m. Tickets valid on all trains. return portion must be stamped at the park.
Memorial service for Knights of Pythias will be held Sunday June 21 at 11 a m at the Grand Opera House. The public is invited and all Knights are asked to attend with families and friends. FE A Ford, Chairman of Committee.
The Great Northern Railway announces a one and one third fare round trip for all points within 200 miles. Tickets go on sale July 3 and 4, with return by July 6. City ticket office at 41 North Main Street. W. R. Merch, C. P. and T. A.
A report notes several youths risking harm by leaping onto moving freight trains and ore cars. Authorities warn such stunts endanger riders and crews, urging supervision and safety measures to prevent injuries on the rails.
At a Butte city council meeting a motion urged arrest of boys who jump onto moving street cars. The piece argues a police force of under 1,000 cannot catch all, estimates 5,000 youths and predicts continued risk with summer, noting a Gardens car sighting where boys rode and dangled from cars as train speed rose, with no fatalities but strong calls for action.
W F Davis, referee in a suit by James A Murray against Home Investment Co and others, reported to the district court yesterday and asked that the action be approved. The suit sought sale and partition of the Railroad lode claim with Davis appointed to conduct the sale. Davis reports Murray bid in the property for 5500 dollars.
The feast of the Sacred Heart will be observed tomorrow with elaborate services in Sacred Heart church. Owing to material delivery delays, work on the new Sacred Heart project continues to hinder progress.
The church work is paused but will resume once materials arrive and be pushed with haste. Orton Bros. at 219 N Main St Butte promotes best value for money in a plane or an organ.
Commencing June 12 Northern Pacific to sell tickets from Butte to Mammoth Hot Springs and back for 15 dollars including board and lodging at Livingston while in transit and in the park. Tickets on sale for train No 14 each Friday and good returning on No 13 the following Mondays. For full particulars call or write.
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