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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1901
Page
10
The Clerks' union will discuss closing drugstores at 9 PM instead of 11. The move aims to shorten workdays for drug clerks who work long hours. Major stores have signed to follow the rule, with prescriptions still filled around the clock if needed.
Miss B Hamrick of Carlson Currier in San Francisco argues women should not work as drummers or commercial travelers for whiskey hardware or groceries. She says such roles require masculine traits that undermine modesty and dignity, and that women can succeed in fields aimed at female customers without encroaching on male driven sales. The piece notes her nine state territory and travel experience in embroidery and women’s lines.
The city completed extensive renovations including moving firemen and reassigning police and health offices to the ground floor. The new fire station at Excelsior Avenue and Quartz Street will be occupied in about three weeks. A patrol wagon hut is planned behind the Arizona Street station with a $1,400 new building, costing less than acquiring new land.
Passmore and Co advertise Hesperus addition with new plat showing 20 foot lots. Boucher's promises low prices with easy terms for boys' suit at 1.50.
James Tachell offers a large stock of caskets and services with finest carriages guaranteed. Hope addition lots measuring 345 by 100 feet priced at 200 to 450 dollars offered for ales at Passmore & Co. 25 West Granite Street with 10 dollars down and 10 dollars monthly payments.
The Montana Music Company at 119 North Main Street announces a large stock of pianos including Steinway and Baldwin models. They claim Paris prize winning Baldwin pianos and emphasize workmanship and tone. The firm holds exclusive agency in Butte and offers easy payment plans.
The Silver Bow County Ministerial association will hold its regular meeting each Monday at 4 p m in the parlors of the First Baptist church at the corner of Montana Street and Broadway. All local ministers are urged to attend. RPV G H Whiteman President Frederick Tonge Secretary.
All members of Bartenders' Union No. 127 are requested to meet at Sherman’s undertaking rooms at 2 30 for the funeral of late brother Dan Donnelly. Per order W J Gallagher Secretary.
Vernon Edward Matlack performs with Mrs G Oral McFarland Adelaide Spencer New York John Martin and Russell Ballard cello for the Ladies' Aid Society benefit. Tuesday October 22 at 1730 tickets 50 cents.
Thusnelda lodge No 4 will hold a grand ball at Ranshaw hall on Sunday evening Oct 20. Tickets cost 60 cents with 25 cents for an extra lady. The Overland club annual officer election follows on Monday evening Oct 21 at 6:30 in club rooms. all members requested to attend.
Butte endures smoky mornings from the smelter as residents cope with persistent air trouble over two winters. The ad touts Centennial beer as wholesome rich and delicious, beckoning readers with a light sales pitch and a boast of a million glasses a day.
Edward Morrow aged 60 died yesterday at his home at No 60 West Mercury street. The remains will be taken to Dillon Tuesday for burial or trial.
The funeral for John Ferriss will be held in Anacosta at 2 o'clock Sunday. Members of Butt City lodge No. 88 are requested to attend. J F Tierney.
A housing note highlights the Grand Avenue addition as a top choice for buyers. It mentions favorable advantages and competitive prices drawing potential homeowners.
In Baltimore on Castle Street a 80 year old man, Joseph Rose, slashed his wife and two daughters while attempting to slash his own throat with a razor. The wife and children suffered severe injuries. two other children were hurt. Police investigated as the dying suspect claimed self defense amid a bloody scene with a large knife found under bloodstained pillows.
A list describes cream and gilt iron beds with 1 to 2 inch posts, brass rosettes, and 6 foot height. Prices show regulars from 15 to 55 dollars with discounts, including 30 and 20 percent reductions and sale prices like 8.50 or 24.50.
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