Fresh Eggs and Delivery Prices at Local Market
Market notes list fresh eggs at 20 cents a dozen with delivery adds a small charge per dozen. Special prizes by ihn cage or halt are mentioned in passing.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1913
Page
5
Market notes list fresh eggs at 20 cents a dozen with delivery adds a small charge per dozen. Special prizes by ihn cage or halt are mentioned in passing.
Fresh meat quality and low prices at Tanley's. Pork cuts and roasts listed with various names and prices. Delicatessen department displays toast salads preserves and other items. Free sample coffee today at East Park Street store. large coffee business noted with Lutes's Finest offered free.
Mr. Wharton explains pay as you enter cars will feature an onboard conductor at the door, with all passengers paying before entering. He notes one- man operation is false, changes handled at entry, safety and economy stem from accident avoidance, and introductions begin in May across most routes except Walkerville and Centerville.
Big Butte lodge No 24 Brotherhood of American Yeomen prepares to entertain the state conclave from April 1 to 4 at Knights of Pythias rooms. Committees will meet trains and greet delegates. a banquet and dance are planned to honor the event and ensure a memorable stay.
An unusually important sale advertises men’s razed coats in tan or black, all sizes. The notice appears in a Curry County Oregon trader column. The ad mentions Bouchers at 37-39 West Park Street and a half price deal. A separate item reports a buggy accident near Bandon involving P Haagensen and Mr. Catterlin, with Pete thrown from the buggy.
A Montinn pioneer in St Louis reportedly recovered from a long cancer after a new Maxseed treatment. Colonel Battersy and surgeon doctors said the tumor diminished rapidly, allowing Celene Buller to resume duties at the bank two days ago. The account notes the patient’s son Stanley Legent and Col James A. Walter involved in the voyage and medical decisions.
The memoir recalls Thomas Wanton and Noyes in early Montana before statehood, detailing mining camps at Alder Gulch Last Chance and Wallia, and notes on the tough, mobile pioneer life. Burton and others are mentioned in a narrative of mining years and early territorial organization.
A new law requires street railway, trolley, and motor cars to install specified safety devices by September 1. It limits operations of noncompliant lines and imposes a fine of one dollar per car per day for each day run without required equipment. The act becomes effective in about six months.
Butte Tennis Club will hold its annual election at the office of William Bell in the Hennessy building. A large influx of new members in the last five weeks signals a busy season, with plans for a coming year and renewed interest in court activity.
Rey Murray was in town Monday on business. Mel. Jernine Shir and J av y returned to Tutte Monday after a brief visit. Mr. Sharp, Hunsaker, and Miss Ey saker went to Butte Sunday for medical treatment for appendicitis with potential operation before returning to Dillon.
Fragmentary report notes a person identified as Pormen Insticto in Wash March 14. It mentions March 7 death near Ardington and a link to a person named Ra Roman who worked at a high school in Silvers Mich. The body was sent to Mapeeling Mich where the family resided. The text also cites a prior typhoid fever attack that spring.
An extracted fragment notes a chaotic incident in Cal Matel involving Prantikes, Castor and others. It mentions a recent escape attempt across a prison yard and a tower, with vague references to lives lost and ongoing pursuit as authorities respond.
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