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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1901
Page
9
Tonight's market showcases peak Concord grapes and ripe tomatoes with special prices all day. Fresh greens include lettuce spinach and celery with sturdy onions and cabbage, plus root veg like carrots beets turnips and parsnips. Pick up English walnuts and fresh roasted peanuts while supplies last.
In Butte Judge Boyle hears doctors dispute over scarlet fever among Buckner and others. Dr Leggat testified he posted a contagious disease sign on Buckner’s Nevada avenue home after examining the Buckner child, while Drs Moore and Heine defended that the child was not ill. Buckner was discharged but other cases include Peter Johnson fined for a disorderly house and assault, and Junk discharged for lack of ordinance coverage.
Citizens' Coal company advertises a large supply of Kemmerer Rock Springs Rocky Fork and Gebo coal with prompt delivery for any quantities. Located at No 4 East Broadway.
The Butte Standard reports talk of replacing the Windsor hotel on East Broadway with a new 10 story business block next year. Windsor owner James Hamilton says he has not yet decided whether to proceed and is still considering the plan.
Gold Glasses priced from 5.06 to 10.00. Dr W E Dodd eye specialist advertises at 4s W Park street upstairs. Boucher's slashes prices on children’s goods with everything at cost. H E oyster cocktail at 805 Utah avenue. Great Northern ticket office 41 North Main Street selling Anaconda railway tickets with time card and freight rate information provided.
Attorney L. O. Evans returned to New York and eastern cities after a six week absence. He saw yacht races and the Buffalo exposition, visited relatives in New York and old college chums, renewing acquaintances. This eastward trip was his longest in six years.
The article notes Evans traveled to Boston and the New England states for leisure, earned vigor and enthusiasm for work, and recommends East travel for enrichment. It mentions a February trip to San Francisco for a circuit court of appeals case marred by fog and cold, with his sister from Helena accompanying him. A local ad promotes knee pants for children at Boucher's.
Repair service offers no charge for all home sewing machines regardless of age at 129 East Park Street. Boucher’s advertises closing out boys and children’s goods below cost.
Special correspondent reports cattle shipments from Miles City to near last year’s totals with 500 to 600 NP cars and many GN cars still to go. Weather favorable could push shipments past Christmas. The Jennie Grimes estate near Yellowstone site puts 8 per acre value on 100 acres. Major Jones leaves Fort Keogh for sick leave in Washington.
In Big Timber on October 17 special immigration inspector Tallant and deputy revenue collector Hathaway were in town on business. Richard Roberts visits Chicago while local residents host guests from Spokane and Melville. Local shipments include 1,300 yearling ewes sold to W A Clark and 2,000 head turned over to Youmans. Cattle from Kansas City stockyards arrive for grazing near Gray Cliff. Miss Bowden of Helena will speak at Busha Bailey hall for the orphans home benefit as the community welcomes her statewide tour.
John Hanifan, wounded in a Wyoming alley by Alfred Ankcorn, dies at St. James hospital. Ankcorn and Jose Olsen involved, with several women held on vagrancy charges. An inquest is set for today at 3 o'clock. Ankcorn in county jail, wounds not life threatening to Ankcorn.
Dr. W. E. Dodd offers gold spectacles priced from five to ten dollars. Office located at 48 W Park Street, Butte, with rooms 2 and 3 on the upstairs level.
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