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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1913
Page
12
Mr Peck's Apiary reports scarce crab apples and red Hyllslope crab apples while peaches are available in extra fancy Illinois freestone varieties. A large peach crate is advertised for preservation, priced around 7.80 dollars with extra fancy boxes and juice.
One of the best known winers in his station Mr J Ve Baker of Rocker Montana has mined in this country for 44 years and nearly recovered from illness. He praises Plant Juice for indigestion nervousness and general revitalization claiming relief from gas belching and weight after meals. It tones digestive organs improves appetite purifies blood strengthens kidneys and nerves. Available at Smith Drug Anaconda and other drug companies.
J R Wharton is reappointed president of the Newsboys' Auxiliary. Elected officers include first vice presidents B Young and T Gowen, second vice president Mrs B P H McCarthy, financial secretary Mrs L A Young, corresponding secretary Mrs E B Weirick, treasurer W J Letes, recording secretary Margaret Sullivan. The group will relocate from the old courthouse to the basement of the new courthouse with the first meeting next Monday night.
A jumble of clipped notes from the New York Sun and distant places. Observations on late night New York subway guards closing car windows at terminals and a rumbling of global incidents from Grand Turk, Cockburn Harbor, Guthrie jail tales, and a Scottish golf ban.
An audit of the Achook District of Gulte reveals payroll and accounting practices in need of revision. It notes no major disbursement discrepancies but criticizes methods and calls for modernized books, with a special meeting planned to review a 20-page report detailing receipts, building funds, taxes, and net assets while highlighting a nearly one million dollar excess in funds and the need to remedy overpayments and insurance alignment.
Real estate transfers list several seal towns deals including David Rundle to Charles Snett on a seven room frame dwelling on Wd Fat Jode near Lexington terrace for 1 dollar. Sheriff deed under order of syle: t. D. Paul and Gertrafe Pauk with Charles Brocken, by sheriff, to Butte Duluth Mining company as assignee of TT. Toseph Brown, lots 4 and 6 block MM Park City addition for 785.21 dollars. Tolin Fallen and wife to Victor Biek art, lot 18 block G Boulevard addition for 1 dollar. Charles Stevens and wife and Tapas Manley and wife Stevens Jenley company, lot 18 block 10 Noyes Up ton Railroad addition for 1 dollar. Samuel T. Swanson and wife to Nestor Brolette, lot 21 block f West End addition for 1 dollar. Peter I. Hunt and wife to Tolme 7 Pokotri and John Warison, lot 4 block % Moonlight addition for 41 dollars. Peter J. Kelly to Mary f. Kedly, lots.
Notices record transfers of property including Mf and 1% block 2 Waukesha additions, John A Aufler and wife to Lewis Denurg an undivided one ninth in Eclipse, Lilly Lily Extension and Woon Inches, and Charles S Shoup and wife to Toti Grant for lot 11 block 18 Noyes Upton Railroad addition Me Mary Christie to Duncan McRae a 60 acre tract in section 39 township 1 north range syest plus one third in Parklade 91 dollars. Also an advertisement offers a pair of shoes at 3 83 and a clearance sale at Sloes store. A nervous condition follows eight days of underground imprisonment as Thomas Teshesky, freed from Lehigh Coat company's Continental colliery, lies seriously ill at home.
Spectators recall a clash between motor fire engines and old-fashioned horse drawn engines. On Broad Street and Amsterdam Avenue crowds watched three grey horses pull the engine at speed, bells and sirens wailing as flames spit from the boiler. The vivid display ends with the belief that modern engines may replace the dramatic outcomes of the horse drawn era.
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