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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1901
Page
23
A local notice touts roasted ducks and chickens, tender turkey, veal, pork, mutton and beef cooked to a crisp golden brown. The goods are described as choice, tender and clean, rivaling homemade meals and pleasing all readers.
A bakery advertises breads and pastries made with pure ingredients and steam oven baking. Quaker Bread varieties include Graham Rye Whole Wheat and Currant. items listed are loaves, coffee cakes, French rolls, cocoanut custard pies, macaroons, lady fingers and cupcakes with nut tops.
Demonstrators offer health foods prepared in varied ways at Ralston outlets drawing crowds of ladies yesterday. They sample desserts and breakfast items while asking the chef about preparation options. A new daily menu promises appealing treats.
Free to all visitors today. Delights include Minute Pancakes with pure Quaker maple syrup Royal Grano Gems Ralston Barley Food Acme Wheat Flakes with cream and new cooking ideas to try.
A coroner's inquest in Butte named Cassie Frye alias Eva Smith the victim of a shooting at the Owl lodging house by Bessie Fisher. The jury found Fisher killed Frye with a revolver after jealously pursuing her rival, aided by alcohol and a crowded scene. Witnesses described the hall confrontation the gun and Fisher's confession to police. The gun belonged to Commodore Adams. Fisher showed grief at the verdict without taking the stand.
Prominent Montana points sell three and eight day round trip tickets including boarding lodging and baths at Hunter's Hot Springs. Tickets available through local Northern Pacific agents or general agents in Helena or Butte. Contact Chas B. Feh, Genl Pass Agent, St Paul. Black clay worsted suit $10 at Boucher's.
The Columbia Gardens social season opened with a grand military ball featuring uniforms from K. of P. Order of Foresters and Meagher Guards. The pavilion hall was crowded with dancers, illuminated by incandescents and arcs, followed by a late night banquet at the cafe.
A benefit ball to aid Mrs. Julia Blewett will be held at Renshaw Hall on Friday May 17. Tickets cost 1 dollar.
Nellie Maher petitions district court to reopen her divorce from James Maher claiming long cohabitation after suit and deceit led to the decree. She alleges desertion May 6 and seeks alimony 75 a month and 250 in counsel fees while denying intoxication and asserting misrepresented dismissal of the case.
Great Northern offers Basin and Boulder return trips for Sunday and Saturday through Monday at $1.00 to Basin and $1.00 to Boulder. Alhambra trips run Saturday to Monday at $3.35. Also listed: Main spring watch cleaning for $1.90 and $1.50 with one year warranty. J. E. Dawson, G. A., 41 N Main street. E. F. Mayer, Leave 7 North Montana.
The New Southern Cross Gold Mining Co of Butte Montana announces a five cent per share assessment on capital stock endorsed by director meeting May 15 1901. Payment of five cents per share is due June 15 1901 to treasurer John W Fairfield at Main and Broadway Butte. Delinquent shares on June 15 1901 will be sold July 10 1901 at public auction to cover the delinquency and sale costs. Secretary BEN E HARRIS office 8 West Park street.
Mrs. F. E. Clark, age 40, died yesterday. The body lies at Richards' undertaking parlors. Time and place of the funeral will be announced later.
Barney Call lost his right arm yesterday morning when his hand was caught in the cogs of machinery at the Peck concentrator. The limb was drawn in up to the elbow.
The Royal Highlanders will entertain at the Good Templars hall Friday evening with cards and refreshments. A good time is assured.
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