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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1913
Page
16
In buying diamond the fact that you know what you are getting makes a world of difference. We have planned our diamond department with a first in buying from the importer and a high standard of quality. Our stock is free from inferior stones and each gem is tested before mounting with weight and quality recorded in our diamond Book. Prices are marked in plain figures for all to see.
Stocks opened higher on London demand and drifted lower with little change in major indices. New York Central led declines amid unconfirmed reports of National Railways receiver ship, while banks added cash and weekly gains persisted in a dull market with muted volatility.
Shipments from January to June totaled 416400 pounds with minor variances to receipts of 191 pounds at 17007.94. Portland market reports steady tone for cattle with choice steers at 8 to 8.15, good steers around 7 to 7.39, and various cow and calf prices. Copper and other metals wrap up in New York trading with futures and spot steady to higher. London copper and lead markets noted. Minneapolis grain notes show wheat and barley prices by grade with unchanged barley.
Chicago markets show heavy selling and price declines across wheat corn and oats amid extreme heat and dry weather. Analysts estimate Kansas yield well below earlier forecasts while Northwest shortages support some top-day highs before closing. Primary receipts rise as provisions trade weakens and cattle and eggs hold steady declines.
The market shows dull trading with Osceola declaring 2.50, five cents below prior. American Zinc fully passes its quarterly dividend amid ongoing weakness. bears hold sway but a rally may follow if buying returns. European conditions remain unsatisfactory while New York lists mixed signals from rail and mining sectors.
Eugene Canter, C. D. Matlock and Sue Field were fined 15 each in police court for gambling after being arrested at a Negro club on South Main Street Friday morning. John Taylor, owner, was fined 38 for maintaining a disorderly house and allowing music after midnight. The trio claimed they were not gambling. Canter acted as lookout.
Hinnermen's Special leaves Butte every Sunday at 7 a m returning at 9 50 a m Round trip to Glen 1 Dillon 2 Arm stead 2 50 Adv Mainspring watch repairing 1 50 guaranteed 5 yr Mayer W Park Adv
Alton Tredick, Montana manager of General Film since last November, is transferred to Oklahoma City to oversee Southwest moving picture operations. Mrs Tredick joins him. Wonts named as successor in Butte. Tredick has long served the company in the south and expanded Montana business.
The Sells-Floto show arrives in Butte next Tuesday with Ben the hippopotamus showcasing non aquatic life in a ground floor cage. Head trainer Records explains Ben’s unusual feats as part of the menagerie and horse fair, doors opening early for viewing before the 2:15 performance. The troupe will also visit Anaconda on Monday, June 30.
Butte court week shows few offenders as Judge Booker contemplates a fishing break. Three arraigned defendants were dismissed without fines. Frankie Moore and Sadie Mason faced disturbances in the restricted district. Eadie, harmed in an alleged altercation, received a 20 dollar fine. Walter Harris and John McCarthy, both charged as vagrants, were jailed or given short terms to sober up or leave town.
Miss Mary Calawell and Richard J. Galvany were united at St Patrick's Church on Tuesday morning in a ceremony conducted by Mgr De Sieve. The bridal party had breakfast at the Thornton before leaving Butte for a trip through the western states on the Northern Pacific. They will reside at 2 South Montana Street after Oct 1.
Train leaves M A R depot Ta at 5 p m arrives Butte at 7 35 p m round trip two dollars advertisement shoe store at 131 West Park street promises superior fit and new lines offer.
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