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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1901
Page
9
An expert eastern chef will prepare and serve free today Ralston health foods. Visitors can learn new and tempting ways to prepare them at this in-person demonstration.
The note highlights chef demonstrations for Ralston pancakes and breakfast foods, Acme oat flakes, and steam oven output. It touts fresh goods available throughout the day including lady fingers, macarons, Napoleon pastries, coffee cakes, and various rolls and cookies with prices per dozen or piece.
This morning and yesterday's events feature Arbor Day observances at the High school with J. W. Kelley of the Inter Mountain delivering a speech about Arbor Day’s origins and its broad value. Students, teachers, and guests heard songs by Miss Scott and were invited by W. A. Clark to visit Columbia Gardens, with 20 000 tickets issued for student rides beginning at 8:30.
Special rates via Northern Pacific for American Medical association in St. Paul at 40.00 round trip sale May 30, 60 day limit. Modern Woodmen in St. Paul 40.00 round trip sale June 7, 60 day limit. Christian Endeavor in Cincinnati 58.50 round trip sale July 2 and 3, 60 day limit. N. BE A in Detroit 61.25 round trip sale July 2 and 3, 60 day limit. Elks in Milwaukee 51.10 round trip with terms to be named. Inquiries by W. H. Merriman NP General Agent at Butte Montana corner Park and Main.
The Northern Pacific promotes three and eight day round trip tickets from prominent Montana points to Hunter's Hot Springs. Tickets cover travel lodging and bathing expenses. Inquiries available through local Northern Pacific agents or general agents in Helena and Butte. CHAS 8 FEE General Pass Agent St Paul Minn.
The first chamber passed the army bill by 97 to 41 after amendments on May 13. Expenditures rise by 22.5 million kroner, totaling 45 million kroner for the Swedish Army.
In Victoria British Columbia on May 13 the high pressure cylinder head of the steamer Glenogle blew off cracking the cylinder and flooding the vessel with steam requiring repairs.
A chorus of sixty to seventy voices from the Young Ladies Institute rehearses for The Gondoliers to be staged at the opera house in early June. Miss Best supervises. Matalack conducts. Rooney is accompanist. Hammond leads orchestra. Miss Corbin handles ballet and dances. Mrs Symons choreographs Floradora dance. Fifty children join the cast for a memorable amateur event in Butte.
A 140 pound green sea turtle shipped from the Gulf of Mexico drew curiosity yesterday in front of a Broadway express office. The animal rested in a shallow crate with its head and non retractile fins visible as witnesses claimed the creature was about 100 years old. Nearby, a dozen small turtles labeled mock turtles prompted a child and elder to discuss the hare and turtle fable and its veracity.
Bids closed with a certified check for one third of bid must be filed by May 21 at 2 30 pm for race meeting privileges at Butte June 29 to Aug 3 Anaconda Aug 6 to Aug 24 and Butte Aug 26 to Sept 7 total 43 days at Butte and 17 at Anaconda. Separate bids requested for Butte and Anaconda.
William E Walsh, contractor for the Goldberg block at Park and Academy, demanded immediate payment and tore down foundation stones after finishing work. Walsh and John Walsh faced a judge for malicious mischief, released on $50 bonds. Goldberg sued to halt further damage, seeking a temporary restraining order.
Four collars offered for 25 cents at Boucher's. The ad touts business appeal from the Schatzlein sign. Main spring watches sold for 1.00 with cleaning at 1.50, warrantied for one year. E. F. Mayer advertises from 7 North Montana.
Wheat opened weak and fell to around 70% for July as world shipments rose and receipts increased. Buyers reemerged lifting prices to about 72c by the close, with July at 71 1 2 to 71 1 2c. Corn opened weak but strong shorts demand turned it bullish with July at 44 4 4c and May at 51c. Oats followed with a rally while July closed near 44 1 2c. Provisions stayed dull then firm, July pork up 12 1 2c and ribs slightly lower after mixed grain and hogs.
Flour and grain quotations show No 3 spring wheat and No 3 red around 70 to 71 cents, corn about 52 cents, oats near 30 cents, and flaxseed near 7.98 dollars. Live cattle receipts 18 500 with steers 5.10 to 6.00 dollars, hogs topped at 5.85, and sheep with lambs around 4.25 to 5.25.
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