Mason Jars Offerings Priced Per Jar by Size
Mason jars advertised with no flaws. Quarts priced at 1.25 per dozen. Pints listed as zero cents. Half pints priced as tie.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1901
Page
9
Mason jars advertised with no flaws. Quarts priced at 1.25 per dozen. Pints listed as zero cents. Half pints priced as tie.
An advertisement offers free Mason fruit jars with every order and includes a jar filler that attaches to the jar mouth to form a wide rim. The promotion lasts for a few days only.
It keeps us pretty busy supplying the demand in this department. Our dainty salads and choice home roasted meats are becoming more and more popular every day. In salads we have chicken salad cold slow salad shrimp salad cabbage salad pickled young beets potato salad tutti frutti salad etc. In home roast meats we have roast chicken veal beef pork mut ton etc. also home-made meat stavies ready prepared for table use.
Quaker Bread promises a perfect white loaf made from famous Quaker hard wheat flour. Baked in a steam bakery the bread offers dainty lightness and a delicate soft crust that imitators cannot match. Four loaves or tickets.
Press agent for Heinze cites offers of 8 15 and 20 million as part of a long running copper war. Montana Ore Purchasing Co officials defend position, tout earnings rise and deny plans to sell while criticizing Amalgamated and Rockefeller interests.
About 15 amateur and professional cyclists depart Salt Lake for Butte to contest the opening saucer races next Saturday. The group includes Sam H. Sharman of Bozeman and riders Iver Laweson John M. Chapman Artie Bell J. P. Gunn Bob Warne J Green Frank J. Hoffman and others with acclimatization to altitude urged for best results.
The Northern Pacific offers three day and eight day round trip passes from Montana points to Hunter's Hot Springs with boarding lodging and bathing included. Inquiries can be made through local Northern Pacific agents or general agents in Helena or Butte. CHAS. H. FEE Genl Pass Agent St Paul Minn.
Great Northern Railway Co. offers Basin and Boulder round trips on Sundays for 1.00, and Saturday to Monday for 1.50. Tickets available at 41 North Main Street with time card and freight rates info. Joe Mathey at three mile road house. Phone 777F for wine liquor and cigars.
The article reports that the charges against Brouse and Walton have been withdrawn, ending the case unexpectedly for local observers. No further action or court dates are listed.
The Inter Mountain decided to drop prosecution of W. Ek. Walton and A. W. Brouse for alleged forgery of Buffalo ex position coupons. The case was dismissed after Assistant County Attorney Yancey moved to dismiss, exonerating bondsmen. Brouse and Walton left the courtroom with their lawyers, planning two damage suits for fake imprisonment and libel.
Local notes describe a game named bocio played by Italian residents of Meaderville. The item highlights the cultural quirk and outlines basic play terms with emphasis on community amusement and small gatherings.
Skilled boccie players roll wooden balls with reverse English aiming near a stake ball. Matches end when a side reaches twelve points with stakes often around $20 to $100. Last Sunday night the game ran late. bearing rivalry with Austrian players, and overall Latin popularity parallels bowling among Germans. Also notes discipline meeting for Butte Butchers' union to honor deceased brother F. Pluebacher.
Trains depart Montana Union depot at 9 a.m. each Sunday and return from Deer Lodge at 7 p.m. and Twin Bridges at 6 p.m. Fares listed include 1.50 for Butte to Twin Bridges round trip and 1.50 for Butte to Whitehall round trip, 1.00 for Butte to Pipestone, and 1.00 for Butte to Deer Lodge.
Deputy Clerk Bert Stephens taxed Nixon and Lotts costs in a court matter. Nixon received 54.50 allowed, 492.50 disallowed. Lotts 1072.20 allowed, 259.25 disallowed. Attorneys Pennington Vera Hinkle Sanders and Kirk Pemberton Maury are named. Also notices of Belle Springs butter sale and a Union meeting in Butte with June dates.
Sault Lake Denver route round trip fares listed for multiple cities with travel dates in July. Cincinnati 68.50 Detroit 61.95 Milwaukee 51.70 San Francisco 64.50 Buffalo 50.00 sleeping car berths available from city ticket office 105 North Main St Butte Montana. General Agent H O Wilson.
Big Alice Jackson faced Judge Boyle for touching a visitor at her home and paid a $20 fine. Denny Day and Louis Cooper received $15 punishments after a noisy night incident. Others faced fines for drunkenness and 30 day sentences for vagrancy. Grace Morgan remains unable to appear after being assaulted.
An old advertisement extols Chamberlain stomach and liver tablets to revive torpid livers and boost vitality. It urges early use of Chamberlain remedies for cholera diarrhea and bilious attacks, emphasizes sale by druggists, and notes pleasant taste when diluted.
The notice announces a five cent per share assessment on stock of the New Southern Cross Gold Mining company based in Butte Montana. Directors levied the assessment May 16 1901 payable June 15 1901 to treasurer John W Fairfield at Main and Broadway Butte. Unpaid shares become delinquent June 15 1901 and will be sold July 10 1901 at public auction to cover the assessment and sale costs.
Travel announces Eastern Summer Excursions with round trip fares from St Paul to multiple cities. Dates vary with departures May 30 June 7 for St Paul trips. other routes include Cincinnati St Louis Milwaukee and more with specific return limits. Ticket office listed at 41 North Main Street. J E Dawson General Agent. John Filo aged 50 dies at 617 E Front Street funeral planned at St Patrick's Church with solemn high mass.
Centennial claims first place in the Montana beer standings with a dominant lineup featuring Hops on first base Purity in the box and Flavor at short. Grand stand admission is five cents for a large glass.
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