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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1901
Page
9
Local market touts a fresh produce lineup including lemons, oranges, cherries, grapes, asparagus, rhubarb, cabbage, pineapples, radishes, onions, beans, and tomatoes. Prices listed for citrus and fruit items reflect promotional display.
The notice lists canned foods available tomorrow including English luncheon sausage in tomato sauce and herring, both priced for 25 cents a can. Also advertised are sardines, deviled ham, corned codfish, kale, oysters, and fresh canned mackerel.
Demonstrators from the Ralston Health Food group stay two days longer inviting visitors. Ladies have sampled their desserts and breakfast foods and praised them. Stop by today and try the offerings.
Adolph Wetzstein seeks court permission to inspect the Comanche mining site to verify compliance with Judge Clancy s injunctions. Heinzes seek access to Dayton lode and to Piccolo and Gambetta mines while Boston & Montana faces further appeals. Unrelated actions include a fee dispute in the Boston & Montana receivership case and a quiet title suit against Caprice Company.
A tirade targets urban parasites in Butte blaming them for social ills. The piece vows a new police drive to remove loiterers beggars and vagrants from residences and streets. It cites a 14 year old boy case and threatens cleansing actions by authorities.
The last general teachers meeting will be held at the high school auditorium this Friday at 3 30 pm with Superintendent Young addressing on Educational Conceptions New and Old a Contrast. Eighth grade graduations set for June 7 at 1 30 pm in several buildings. The senior class delivers orations, and many students plan to attend Ernest Thompson Seton lectures on animal life. For rent a five room flat west side $30 monthly Reynolds McDowell 46 East Broadway.
In Judge Olsen court Hugh Downey, accused of robbery after a street fight at Galena and Academy streets on April 29, was discharged when witnesses did not establish a robbery. The case against him was dismissed after the defense motion.
The Northern Pacific offers special three day and eight day round trip tickets for visits to Hunter's Hot Springs Montana. Tickets cover fare lodging and bathing and target broad access for residents of Montana. Inquiries available through local Northern Pacific agents or general agents in Helena and Butte.
Basin and return for Boulder trips priced at 1.00 or 1.90 for weekend options. Alhambra service quoted at 3.35. Tickets available through J. E. Dawson G A at 41 N Main Street.
Butte, Anaconda and Pacific railway tickets are now on sale to Anaconda and all stations between at the Great Northern ticket office, 41 North Main Street. Time card and freight rate information cheerfully furnished.
Advertises four collars for a quarter dollar at Boucher's store on 45 Fast Park Street.
In police court May Lawrence denied robbery of John Ryan for $20 and pleaded guilty to an in mate of a bawdy house with sentence reserved. Harrington, Anderson, Gilbertson, Swanson, and Harrington faced a saloon disturbance. Harrington and Gilbertson pleaded guilty and were fined $10. Anderson was dismissed. Gilbertson and Swanson await 3 pm hearing. Albert Ru ten admitted dumping garbage and paid a $10 fine. Black clay worsted cust $10 at Boucher's.
The Montana Retail Liquor Dealers' Protective association presented Hon. Thomas S. Kilgallan of Butte with a silver plate pen used by Gov. Joseph Toole to sign house bill No. 80 on March 6, 1901. A framed resolutions copy praised Kilgallan for steering the bill into law. Presentations were made at Kilgallan's residence with remarks by Maj. W. E. Deeney and Secretary Gustave Nissem.
American Medical Association in St Paul offers 40.00 round trip tickets on sale May 20 with 60 day final limit. Modern Woodmen in St Paul sells 40.00 round trip tickets on June 7 with 60 day limit. Christian Endeavor in Cincinnati offers 58.50 round trip tickets sold July 2 and 3 with 60 day limit. N E A in Detroit 61.25 round trip tickets sold July 2 and 3 with 60 day limit. Elkis meeting in Milwaukee 51.10 round trip with later named conditions. For more information contact W H Merriman General Agent N P Ry corner Park and Main Sts Butte Montana.
The Royal Highlanders entertain Friday evening at the Good Templars hall with cards and refreshments. Boucher's offers a men’s business suit for 10 dollars and a one dollar item.
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