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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1900
Page
4
The piece records broad happiness in Anaconda over a promised new smelter and notes buyers in Deer Lodge eagerly awaiting the Standard. Citizens including M. P. Hendricks and J. R. Walkup praise the news, predicting prosperity and potential city growth.
Cash Grocery Co advertises as agents for Wells Abbott and Nieman to sell second hand Snow Flake Flour and urges customers to trade their flour for imitation stock. Deer Lodge is mentioned in connection with the sale.
Father Coopman read a financial statement from St. Peter's Church fair held at A. O. H. hall detailing expenses and receipts. The statement follows, outlining fundraising results and where funds were allocated.
Deputy Sheriff Joby Robinson returned from Deer Lodge last evening with Tim Buckley, the county prisoner who had been bound over by a justice of the peace at Dee. Buckley escapee is now in custody.
Baseball at Mountain View Park May 28 with game called at 8 pm. Train departures from depot listed in afternoon slots. Hamilton excursion tickets on sale: $10 for Copper City Limited Wednesdays and Saturdays, $20 daily for seven days, both include board and lodging at Ravalli hotel in Hamilton.
James Mee a 22 year old worker at the upper works was treated at St Ann's hospital for a scalp laceration after a matte car accident. He fell and was cut on the head but the injury is not serious.
Daily items from Anaconda list new flowers at Greigs and lost watches near city hall. Visitors include C Spellman of Butte and M D Kern in partnership at Butte. Ball season opens at Mountain View park with through tickets and grand stand seating.
The body of Andrew Anderson, a dead K A P switchman, was sent to Winnipeg Manitoba last evening. B B Kennedy accompanied the corpse on the train to Canada.
The notice extols subscribing to the Anaconda Standard, claiming it provides more state and general news and superior illustrations than any other Montana paper. It emphasizes breadth of coverage and image quality to attract readers.
Meyer, a quarry man at the lime kiln quarry, suffered a bad cut in the fleshy part of the left leg from a falling rock. He was brought to St. Ann's hospital and will be all right in a short time.
The article argues about the proper marriage age for women balancing maturity and finding the right partner. It cautions against marrying very young and suggests that marrying before 25 risks mistakes, while a good husband can aid a young wife in success.
Fare from Anaconda to Mountain View park and return set at 25 cents for baseball games or picnics. Admission to ball game 50 cents. Children pay 25 cents.
The co partnership between H. L. Frank and V. Collins is dissolved by mutual consent. J. V. Collins will continue the business of the late firm, collect all debts due, and pay all debts of the late firm. Signed H. L. Frank and V. Collins.
Readable lines indicate Mountain View Park and return entries with pricing for a ball game. Mentions 50 cents and 25 cents likely for children and adults, but exact event name and date are unclear. Limits prevent full extraction.
A ship named Leta of 1200 tons from Barry to Iquique endures eight weeks south of 56°S with six attempts toward Cape Horn thwarted by westerly gales. Four crew injured and officers struggle to manage a damaged vessel as the perilous voyage tests seafaring resolve per a BristoL origin dispatch.
The board of general appraisers in New York ruled brass finger rings, grass bead necklaces, brass chains, and gilded hairpins set with colored glass are jewelry not toys. Imported items face a 60 percent ad valorem duty rather than a toy rate. The ruling covers items sized for children and some adults.
State of John W Murphy deceased. Administrator invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Address for filing is 312 East Park Avenue Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana. Dated May 19. A Tittle Administrator of the Estate of John W Murphy deceased.
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