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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1901
Page
9
A local notice advertises a Monday promotion pairing a 10c package of Injun Bread Corn Meal with each purchase of a half gallon or gallon of Quaker Maple Syrup. The syrup is touted with a purity guarantee and prices listed for gallon and half gallon sizes.
Fresh roasted tender Chickens Roast Veal Beef Pork and Young Lamb now on sale at our delicatessen department. They are as fine as if roasted in your own oven and sliced thin to order. All who tasted them Saturday were delighted with them. Try them.
Our Orange Pekoe Teas are ideal for real good iced tea. Cheap teas lose flavor quickly while quality blends retain strength and deepen with standing. Per pound $1.75 and $1.00 per pound.
A notice invites the public to an event featuring an eastern chef who will demonstrate Ralston Breakfast Foods and Acme Wheat Flakes. Attendees can sample a dish prepared on a wickless blue flame oil stove claimed to be smoke free, safe, and cost efficient for summer cooking.
The bakery promotes Quaker Bread whole wheat Graham rye and currant bread along with strawberry shortcake. Four loaves or tickets are offered and readers can sample new home baked dainties while supplies last with free cocoa nut recipe books.
In Helena and Billings, lawyers argued to tax a $50,000 fee against the Boston & Montana receivership. Testimony by Judge McHatton and others supported the amount as reasonable, with hearing set to resume next Thursday.
Judge Harney reinstate George Haldorn as attorney in the Kempsey damages suit against Montana Ore Purchasing Co after voiding a prior substitution order. Haldorn argued for his lien and the right to be heard, while Kempsey and brother alleged neglect. Affidavits and prior disbarment references were reviewed, confirming an attorney cannot be dismissed without court action. Also, a wartime storefront ad lists a five room flat for rent at $30 monthly by Reynolds & McDowell.
All members are urged to attend a special meeting at 8 p.m. Sunday May 12. President John J. Quinn and R and H secretary Frank O Connor urge attendance. Bee Hive closing sale promotes desirable bargains.
In a district court hearing on a restraining order involving Beach Placer Mining Co versus P. W. Murray and others attorney W S Lippincott argued for dissolution to allow work on the Blue Dick lode claim. The judge noted a spelling error on the docket with a demerit, then granted the dissolution of the restraining order. E F Mayer offers watch cleaning services at 7 North Montana.
Governor Jennings and legislative committee visited Jacksonville to decide how long the state militia must guard the city. They ordered continued protection despite high costs as free rations persist and unrest risk grows with the no work no rations policy. New York Chamber of Commerce relief cars arrived, commissaries feed thousands daily, and insurance losses totaling about 1.5 million have been paid.
Special rates via Northern Pacific for various associations and meetings. AMA St Paul round trip $40 sale May 30 final 60 days. Modern Woodmen St Paul $40 sale June 7 final 60 days. Christian Endeavor Cincinnati $58.50 July 2 and 3 final 60 days. N E A Detroit $61.25 July 2 and 3 final 60 days. Elkis Milwaukee $51.10 round trip with later conditions. Inquiries W H Merriman General Agent NP Ry Butte Mont.
Northern Pacific offers round trip passes for Montana visitors to Hunter's Hot Springs including lodging and baths at a small cost. Inquiries directed to local agents or Helena and Butte offices, with Chas. H. Fee as General Passenger Agent in St. Paul. Also note death of Edgar Petch who fell from a mountain after a risky climb for a photo.
The lower house adopted by 48 to 36 a bill introducing universal communal suffrage and by 68 to 17 a bill providing communal suffrage for women paying taxes on income of at least 300 crowns.
The steamer Princess Louise ashore near Thornmanby Island south of Texada in dense darkness. Captain John Irving and four seamen rowed 25 miles to warn Nanaimo. 35 passengers arrived by tug Falcon. The ship, valued at $100,000, may be salvaged if winds hold. otherwise it could break up.
James A Herne the playwright actor and manager has a serious relapse in New York after a February illness from grip after effects. He was stricken in Illinois with Sag Harbor company and later in Chicago. A week at West Baden helped briefly before he left work and returned to New York.
The Russian finance ministry authorized a 424,000,000 franc loan named the Russian 4 per cent consolidation rent to restore treasury advances to railway companies and cover current year expenditures. Bonds issued in denominations of 500, 2,500 and 12,500 francs bear quarterly interest from June 1 and redeemable after January 24, 1960, tax free in Russia.
Reports from Phoenix May 1 indicate large copper finds along the Colorado River border with Utah. The district extends from Kaneko in the north to Mojave in the south.
Vancouver reports a Nanaimo dispatch says the Moran Bros wrecking outfit from Seattle has been inventoried and duties plus a department fine paid in gold. The Willamette steamer, after repairs to a twisted bulkhead, can now be removed and is expected to be towed to Seattle dry dock by Wednesday morning.
A Yuma dispatch reports W. J. Shiek a prominent New York mining man died suddenly of heart disease in Ehrenburg. He collapsed while visiting the mining district.
London May 11 the privy council granted Manitoba Attorney General leave to appeal the king's bench ruling that the provincial legislature lacks power to pass a liquor act.
The steamship Lake Superior en route from Liverpool to Montreal is quarantined at Gross Isle for 21 days due to smallpox aboard. The vessel carries 700 passengers and is held in quarantine at Montreal.
The government proposes a bill to reclaim 118 666 acres from the Zuyder Zee at an estimated cost of 95 000 000 florins. The plan would add 2 000 000 florins to the yearly budget for the next several years.
Fire at Wayne two miles south of Huntington today razed property valued at unknown amounts, destroying a substantial portion of local holdings and prompting investigation into cause and extent.
A strong quake was felt today in Nicolosi eight miles from Catania on Etna's southern slope. Several homes were damaged but no injuries reported.
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