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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1901
Page
9
The notice highlights fresh produce including Wax Beans Celery Radishes Lettuce Parsley and Crabs. It advertises Mocha and Java coffee noted as rich and flavorful, with Separator Cream offered by the quart and pint prices. A 10e bottle return refund is stated for bottles.
A store adds a fully equipped bakery run by an expert baker who has baked for Norwegian and Swedish courts. The display features sugar and ginger cookies, macaroons, kisses, lady fingers, currant drop cakes, tarts, napoleons, whipped cream puffs, chantilles, and various cakes. Fresh roasted chickens, veal, beef, pork, and lamb are offered in the delicatessen.
A $200000 facility near Kalispell on Flathead Lake will halve tie deterioration time and produce 4000 railroad ties daily using the Wellhouse zinc tannin process. Four re torts inclines and a branch line connect to the main line. Rowe & Rowe of Chicago oversee the project with timber from fir bull pine and tamarack plentiful in the region.
The notice lists rail and travel rates for association meetings in St Paul to destinations including Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee and Butte with round trip fares from 40 to 61 ¼ and 60 day final limits. It directs readers to contact W H Merriman General Agent N P Ry and Orton Brock for travel information and best value in plane or organ arrangements.
The Minnie Healey mining case was submitted to the court after closing arguments by Attorney Walsh and John B Forbis for the plaintiff and Judge McHatton and Mr Heinze. The court will receive written findings on facts and law and Judge Harney will take time to decide, with no definite decision date. The trial extended several weeks and is a key part of the Heinze litigation over mine ownership.
Police Judge Boyle backs arrests of local gangs seen on street corners after dark. Three East Galena street boys faced trial for insulting pedestrians. two found guilty and fined ten dollars each with suspended sentences for good behavior. Ed Green fined ten for fighting. John Harkins guilty of beating his wife, fined twenty and to serve in jail. In afternoon, several women in the row pleaded not guilty and had cases continued for a week.
At a police committee meeting complaints over unpaid bills were raised against Officer J. J. Murphy. He appeared in civilian clothes, turned in his badge and tools, and said he would no longer serve as a policeman. A resignation is expected to be presented today. The funeral for H. W. McMurray is today at 2 p.m. from 727% South Wyoming Street.
County Attorney Breen and Sheriff Furey issue a joint notice in Butte warning that nickel in the slot machines are gambling devices and all such machines must be removed by Monday May 13 1901 or operators will face vigorous prosecutions. The alert cites Senate Bill No 74 and notes upcoming enforcement while advertising Schatzlein and Mayer watch services.
Case in Justice Arnold's court involves Morris O'Brien vs International Mercantile Co a collection agency led by A C Broderson. O'Brien seeks about 180 dollars claiming commissions wages and an accounting for serving summonses on delinquents. The issue is whether an ordinary law collector may serve summonses and if so why. The trial is set for next Thursday.
All members are urged to attend a special meeting Sunday May 12 at 0 p m. John J. Quinn, president, and Frank O Connor sign the notice. Try State Nursery's lawn mixture.
School children display keen appreciation at a city art exhibit with varied tastes from biblical figures to Maisson and Murillo while adults and teachers guide discussion. The event features performances by a child orchestra and vocalists, plus exhibitions of old portraits and live critiques from a mix of attendees and committee organizers.
A baseball feud between hardware men and carpenters in Butte begins with the first game of the season, tomorrow at 9 AM, to settle which team is stronger before Christmas. The contest has free admission and backers support the hardware side. J B Oliver’s funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 PM from the Masonic temple on West Park Street.
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