Sugar Sale Notice From Local Market
Pure cane sugar advertised for fruit preservation. Twenty pounds sold for 1 dollar with a ten dollar purchase condition noted. This brief item reflects a kitchen supply offer in the community trade notices.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
23
Pure cane sugar advertised for fruit preservation. Twenty pounds sold for 1 dollar with a ten dollar purchase condition noted. This brief item reflects a kitchen supply offer in the community trade notices.
Four year old miner James Gorber died after plunging 20 feet from the second floor at the Florence hotel. Witnesses describe intoxication and a fall over a railing in the lobby. He had worked in Butte mines and is said to have relatives in San Francisco. An inquest is scheduled.
Gilbert Bennetts says the city engineer has no more right to the assessment books than any citizen and may view them when not needed for county work. The city could use the books freely before and after the suit, and the dismissal rests on the city attorney proving the suit was unwarranted.
A grand ball and concert was held at St George's hall last evening with many attendees. The programme featured instrumental duet, multiple vocal solos by Miss Pearl Anderson Miss Myrtle Andrews Miss Lou Clark Miss Helene Wickes Miss Pearl Ivey, recitations by Miss Dolores Naughton Miss Ella Dunstan plus a dance afterward. Committees included Miss Ella Dunstan Miss May Dunstan Miss Emily Griffith and floor committee members Mrs RB Wills Mrs Minnie Staples and Mrs C F Cavanaugh.
Damon Oswego and Calanthe lodges plan a joint installation of officers on July 11 at Pythian castle. Grand Chancellor Commander Bretz of Great Falls will conduct the ceremonies, followed by a banquet.
Division No 1 of the Hibernians holds an evening meeting where Fionan Maccollum and three Irish visitors will describe Gaelic league efforts in language and industry. All divisions invited. A fine musical program is planned.
Unseasonably cold conditions were recorded across North Dakota last night and this morning, with Williston reporting a low of 32 degrees according to the U S Weather Bureau reports received in St Paul Minnesota.
A head on collision between the Canadian Pacific Imperial Limited and a work train at Bear's Paw near Calgary Alberta injures nine people seriously. The incident occurred today and raises concerns over railway safety and dispatch procedures.
Syracuse on June 27 reports 300 union machinists at Smith Premier Smith Bros and Monarch typewriter firms walked out after they were denied a nine hour day with ten hours pay.
The Women's Protective Union has elected officers for the ensuing term with Anna Valentine as president and Lillie Watters as vice president and financial secretary.
The secretary and treasurer Ida Braman recording secretary Mary Hirth business agent Julia Maloney guard Martha Watters guide Maggie Hanley trustees Tillie Watters chairman Mabel Cameron and Lena Bere.
John L. Carlson 61 died late yesterday at his Skalkaho Creek home near Grantsdale. He leaves a wife, two daughters in Georgetown, Colo. Funeral services will be held at his house tomorrow morning, with Rev. Lewis of Corvallis officiating. The Masonic lodge will conduct the services. Carlson was a member in good standing. He had lived in the valley about five years, relocating from Butte.
Master horseshoers of Montana and about 14 locals will gather in Billings for their annual picnic on July 3. The unified event, successful last year in Helena, was invited to Billings by the Billings board of trade at the state convention. Butte members will travel to Billings for Sunday through Tuesday events, returning for Wednesday work. About 200 attendees and families are anticipated with planned games and prizes and entertainment.
Garden City June 27 Miss Harriet Quimby and Miss Blanche Scott became the nation’s first women aviators to fly a monoplane. They rose 30 feet circled the field twice and landed, marking a historic early aviation milestone.
Paris on June 27 reports Joseph Caillaux formally accepted President Falheres invitation to organize a ministry to succeed Premier Monis whose government resigned after lasting just under four months.
The famous Potest Springs near Pony Montana opens for the season under new management offering sixteen well furnished rooms a good table ink baths and fine fishing nearby Also listed are contact details for Tall Up Cave Box Pony and Orton Bros at 214 218 Main Street for plans and values.
Spokane announcements by Maurice W. Bacon reveal the Stewart mine near Kellogg Idaho will resume deep development and the Greene Cananea Copper Company is now debt free. The annual stockholders meeting is set for August 29 at Kellogg.
A group of genuine southern darkies will entertain at Columbia Gardens Saturday evening July 1 with songs, funny sayings, buck and wing dancing, and illustrated slides. Messrs. Henry, Scott, and Evans from the South will perform, promising an authentic and entertaining show not an imitation act.
In Judge Lynch’s district court a jury heard Brophy Grocery Co sue G H Wilson for 50 balance on a 500 note to Mrs Agnes Johnson. Justice Foley’s court ordered 59 judgment with 48.58 interest and 25 attorney fees. The case hinged on two endorsed payments not on the back. Wilson claimed overpayments tied to goods and money totaling 693, but only two endorsements were allowed. Jury told to favor plaintiff on amounts claimed.
A Yankee Doodle cart given free by the Standard to yearly subscribers will please children. Call the Standard office in Butte or Anaconda to see these carts.
Marysville plans a Fourth of July program with two ball games and an evening dance. A special train departs Helena at 9:20 a.m. and returns from Marysville later. The remains of Anna H. Fish will be shipped to San Francisco this afternoon, with services at Richards' funeral chapel at 3 p.m. conducted by Rev. F. E. Groeneveld.
An advertisement asserts Diapepsin rapidly digests meals and relieves stomach distress within five minutes. It claims common remedies fail, explains indigestion results from undigested foods fermenting into acid and gas, and invites readers to ask a pharmacist for the formula on the case.
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