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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1901
Page
7
Retail note shows Monday specials with per can pricing on fancy lunch tongue and desiccated cocoanut extra fine high grade. Prominent labeling includes Attettanes or similar brand naming.
Confectionery invites customers to try mint creams offered at a special Monday price of 10 cents per pound, undercutting typical 25 to 40 cent retail. The note emphasizes strong inducement for familiarizing with the candy department.
Popular crushed rose lilac and carnations soaps offered at 20c per box on Monday. Crushed rose and lilac complexions advertised with fresh fragrances. Quaker Flour sacks priced at 2 75 per 100 with magic yeast free per sack. Strong fiber pails sold in special Monday sale.
The second annual Fire Chief Sanger report outlines 180 alarms, higher than last year, and detailed losses of buildings and contents. It lists apparatus status, hose and alarm system inventories, horses, personnel, and rising expenses offset by improvements and efficiency gains. calls for a new hook and ladder truck and a western city house near Excelsior and Quartz as well as bulk horse feed purchases.
Walkerville's municipal shift brings Henry Stevens Thomas Elliott and John Hamilton into the council. The new Citizens slate controls the board aiming at a brick city hall and a modern sewer system. The administration pledges prudent spending while pursuing progress for Walkerville, mother of Butte.
Rev. Albritton calls a meeting at the opera house to organize a Young Men's Christian association in Butte. He cites uplift efforts and claims broad informal endorsement, but attendance is sparse with under 60 participants including about 30 men and as many women. J H Leyson attends and offers a practical, humanistic critique and address on young men's associations.
Street car lines from the depot, Centerville and Columbia Gardens increase service on Broadway from Arizona to Main, creating an almost unbroken procession of cars every few minutes. Crowds fill Main, Park, Granite and Broadway as visitors enjoy pleasant weather and the city hums with activity.
The Northern Pacific offers three day and eight day round trip tickets for Montana points plus boarding lodging and bathing at Hunter's Hot Springs. The deal aims to enable many Montanans to visit the springs for relief from rheumatism and other ailments. Inquiries can be made through local Northern Pacific agents or general agents in Helena or Butte.
Orton Bros 219 N Main St Butte invites shoppers to compare prices on pianos and organs while announcing a Bee Hive closing sale with desirable bargains and daily new wallpaper displays this spring.
All members are requested to attend the next regular meeting on Tuesday in May to transact important union business. President John J. Quinn and secretary Frank O'Connor oversee the notice.
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