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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1901
Page
9
A local retailer promotes bargains with promises of reliable quality. Fresh Meats and Queen Pastry Flour are offered as special today with low per sack and per 100 price points. Quaker Flour is advertised at a premium, emphasizing top quality dakota hard wheat.
Northern Pacific announces Seattle to Portland service via Olympia and Gate City added to main line with three daily runs. Special convention rates expected for the Modern Woodmen gathering in St Paul on June 11. Forester encampment to draw thousands. Minnesota lends tents for 5,000 participants.
Margaret Dalton petitions for a court review of a ruling by Justice Nelson. The filing requests reconsideration of the decision and underscores perceived errors in the original judgment. The action aims to obtain appellate scrutiny or retrial as appropriate under applicable procedure.
Margaret Dalton seeks a writ of review against Justice John Nelson claiming she was included in a suit between John Caprice company and Agnes and Jane Doe Dalton without defense. She alleges the judge prevented her defense, coerced jurors, and compelled a verdict against all defendants despite lack of defense.
Local court notes reveal the key prosecuting witness for the case is reportedly in Mexico, complicating efforts as Warren maintains his stance. Authorities seek to locate the witness to advance the proceedings.
Daniel Warren, jailed since last November on grand larceny charges, may be discharged as the prosecuting witness vanished. Warren allegedly robbed Charles Bye of 120 dollars in a saloon around last November 1. Trial was reset after absence of the witness Rye, said to be in old Mexico. Court may discharge if no new witness appears. McDonnell opens a new horseshoeing shop at Silver and Wyoming. Northwestern University of Polytechnics advertised for various courses in Wyoming and Iron streets.
The Democratic convention in Butte will meet March 20 at the Auditorium to nominate city officers including mayor and treasurer. Ward caucuses are March 15 at 5 PM, primaries March 16 4 PM in eight wards at designated locations. Delegates per ward range from 4 to 11. total delegates and alternates: not specified. Dated March 9 1901 H A Gallwey chairman A B Cohen secretary.
Great Northern ticket office at 41 North Main Street selling tickets to Anaconda and all stations between. Time card and freight rates available. Also notices for carpenters wanted and promotional items from Plow's candies and Eagle Pharmacy.
Railroads investigated a sensational claim of a 500 foot high new geyser in Yellowstone and Old Excelsior resuming, finding the story a pure advertising exaggeration. The sensational account centered on James King at Fountain Hotel and a dramatic eruption near Mammoth, but is described as a pipe dream with no truth.
Mrs. A Birthright returns from Alaska to Butte and opens new parlors at 110 North Wyoming street, inviting old customers and new clients. The Northern Pacific remains the sole vestibuled line operating between Butte and St. Paul, with W. H Merriman as general agent.
Kemmerer coal touted as the best in the Butte market costs no more than inferior grades. Citizens' Coal Co urges customers to choose the top coal and lists services including watch cleaning. Schatzlein Paint Co markets wall papers noted for unique elegance. The Standard claims exclusive carriage works status in the state.
The Neill company led by James Neill will perform three shows in Butte starting with a Wednesday matinee. The production features Ellen Gwynne from King’s Playhouse, adapted by R Owen Meech, with historical characters such as Mistress Stuart King Charles II and Nell Gwynne in a four act historical comedy.
The drama adapts Charles Reade and other historical sources focusing on a young social climber who steals jewels from friends. Elizabeth Phipps Train wrote the original story and Mary F. Stone produced the successful dramatization.
United Commercial Travelers Butte council 106 assembles at K of P hall 2 45 p m Tuesday March 19 to accompany the remains to O S IL depot. John Beatty Jr senior counselor.
Architects may obtain blueprints and specs for the new Masonic temple by applying to E. H. Renisch at 216 218 North Main street Butte Montana. Richard Eva aged 41 died yesterday with funeral set for tomorrow at 2 pm from the family residence Burlington Rev John Hos kings officiating.
Natali Palagi aged 40 died yesterday at his Meaderville residence. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. from the home of his cousin Joe Lizzari in Meaderville.
Arrived Saturday and on sale Monday. All thoroughly well made to our special order, and never his Butte seen a trunk sale where such marvelous values are offered, never was there such a variety to choose from, never were prices so astoundingly low. Some at $2.50, others of handsome appearance and durable at $8.50 and $12.50, beauties at $15.00 and $18.00.
Attention Silver Bow Circle announces a special meeting on Wednesday at 3 p m March 20 for important business by order A Minger 7 G N. The funeral of Mrs H Quigley is today at 2 from the residence 1034 Utah avenue.
The Indy Press quotes a cornfed philosopher who derides dying rich while mocking the idea that living poor is virtuous. He asserts a blunt stance on wealth and poverty, challenging social attitudes and prompting readers to reconsider material values.
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