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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1903
Page
11
The piece notes a 1963 decoration day to honor veterans with state-wide legal holidays and a business note about flour market prices. It highlights two leading bargains and cites Lu lana flour offered at 3.59 per unit with a 1.75 value mentioned.
An offer promotes Wednesday tea with a claim of higher value for money to entice trials. The text touts a one third better rate and mentions a Valentine incentive to encourage customers to try the teas.
Cheap trips to Pipe Stone Whitehall Deer Ledge and nearby bays appeal to fishermen and Sunday picnickers. For sale details and full particulars, write or call for listings and prices.
A fragmented notice warns of trouble with tea coffee spices extracts baking powder and soda stock. Consumers report grocers returning items due to unclear labeling and possible safety concerns.
The Boyodina completed 1903 at 15518 tons with 18 knot speed and Krupp armor. The Alexander III sister ship completed 1904 with 8600 indicated horsepower and 16 knots. The Dmitri Denskel armored cruiser, Vishmir Monomach and Admiral Oushakoft details follow with belts, guns, and crew counts. The text lists several other ships including Svetland, Jomichug, repair ship Ijamuchatha, Irtessin likely auxiliary cruiser, and battle ships Orel Nicolai T with armor and armament data.
Deputy Game and Fish Warden Avare fined four Japanese fishermen a total of 120 dollars after catching them illegally fishing in local rivers. Additional cases nearby added to a collected 240 dollars, aimed at supporting the war fund, with two justices handling the trials and ordering fines.
Special dispatch reports jail closures at Granite Bimetal Mining due to ore shortage with operations resuming after a week. Conductor A W Gray travels from Drummond Philipsburg to Missoula for treatment on a crippled leg, with Ts Waverly filling in. Memorial Day services draw eight Civil War veterans at the Presbyterian church. Bike Mungos restarts his salvritll and ships lumber and mining timber to Bulle and Anaconds. The dance given by the Faillpsours.
Merts last Perday evening drew patrons and produced funds to buy uniforms for the baseball team. Joseph Wancnck of Butte visited to seek a position with Gannon & Neu. Frank Davis of Drummond broke his leg in a Saturday night scuffle with his brother Homer. Sheriff McDonald found remnants of giant powder and fuel near the depot in a mysterious stash.
Trinidad, May 23. Joseph Johnson, convicted of the murder of Youn H. Nex in the post office here, was sentenced by District Judge Fesse G. Northcote to be hanged during the week of Sept. 10.
An inquest heard Anthony OMalley died from meningitis following a fall at the Gagnon mine on Saturday. He collapsed at the hospital and died early yesterday after regaining consciousness at 10 o’clock. Witnesses described the fall through a door opening during hoisting, with questions about the door’s condition and hinges.
Chicago May 23 The Post reports David W Ross chief of transportation at the Ohio Central railroad has been named purchasing investor for the Panama Canal project. The job carries large power and responsibility as vast supplies will be needed during construction and possible labor issues arise. Ross will relocate to Washington after June 1 with quarters there. His railroading rise was swift from assistant to the second vice president at the Hilinals Central and he also served as purchasing agent for the land project before overseeing transport.
Harry Mc Adams to become assistant general traffic manager for the Great Northern Railway effective June 1. John C. Eder of Seattle to join. W. A. Ross named traveling passenger agent for the Great Northern Steamship Company, based in Chicago. Memorial services observed by local G A R members in Virginia City with a small quartet present due to a windstorm.
The store promotes itself as the headquarters for wines and liquors offering pure extra age goods at about two thirds the price of cheaper grades. It advertises a wide selection including wine whiskey and rum and says it opens this evening until 11:30.
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