Fine Large Alexander Apples the Finest Wealthy and
Local grocer promotes a harvest display featuring Alexander apples touted as the finest and wealthiest in stock, drawing attention to their size and quality for fall meals and gatherings.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1902
Page
9
Local grocer promotes a harvest display featuring Alexander apples touted as the finest and wealthiest in stock, drawing attention to their size and quality for fall meals and gatherings.
Mrs Harry Galwey, a noted composer, has written a new Irish melody in C natural and waltz time. It was performed at a Family theater society vaudeville by Mr Gilbert, with guests and arrangements described for the evening.
Members of the Homer club hear papers on oriental rugs from Mrs Shaw and Mrs Moore, discuss rug making by generations, dye secrets, and the symbolic designs. The program covers Navajo and colonial textiles, plus a talk on rug buying and a humorous critique on wit by Mr Rueger.
Judge Cuney continued the hearing of the applications in the junction and receivers cases of MacGinnies against the Boston and Montana company until December 2. Dick Sutton's theater company will appear at the Family Theater for three nights starting Thursday with matinees, presenting Tex: Tang tory of the Lone Star State, featuring Spanish dancers and other acts.
An upset filled night as the Rutten edge the Silver Bows in a tight five game series. Captain White leads Huttes with strong play alongside Bear Bk Clarke shining in his first appearance and Riley improving with peak form. Rumors swirl over Kohl and Inez joining Holly To while Gallants and American near a showdown and Captain Adama plans to add Montana’s leading lady to his lineup.
Preparations are complete at Leyson’s hall corner Main and Quarts for the Welsh church fair to begin this afternoon and run through tomorrow evening. Booths are decorated, ladies work hard, and a Welsh tea service with natives in costume is planned along with music and a varied dinner. Local notices urge Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a trusted cure for colds and coughs.
A readable supermarket style list shows shoulder roast veal cutlets veal stew ham and bacon items along with pork lard and various lamb and mutton cuts. Included are home made pickled pork smoked loin and salt spare ribs with prices per pound and quantities. The fragment reads as a catalog style display from a butcher or grocery ad with several cuts of meat and lard.
Washington Market Ornstein Bros, proprietors, operate from 18 West Park Street with phone contact listed as 379. The brief notice identifies the business location and phone line for customer inquiries.
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