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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
9
A fragment from a Butte newspaper ad lists produce with prices including carrots and beets at 10 pounds, rutabagas 19 pounds, parsnips 10 pounds, dry onions 12 pounds, and solid cabbage 15 pounds with a per pound rate noted.
In Butte, A J Johnstone defends against claims over a $4059.50 void execution tied to Nixon Lott bankruptcy costs. Indemnity bond holders Brophy and Johnstone say no coercion occurred. attorney Roote advised payment after void judgment was noted. Memorial plans for Judge De Wolfe discussed as court adjourns.
Peter Orne a noted contractor and builder leaves today for Seattle to join others and sail soon for Lima Peru to prospect for mines employed by A W McCone and J B Haggin.
Arch ie Lewis a Centerville miner fell fifteen feet into the Clark building basement on West Park street after leaving an open gate with Ward Baldwin. He struck the cement floor, was carried to St James hospital unconscious but with no broken bones, later returned home.
Rosenzweig visits eastern Montana to spur humane society growth. Meetings planned in Billings Livingston and Bozeman to elect officers and form local groups, aiming for a state convention and broader reach, with Helena Great Falls and Anaconda already organizing.
Prominent real estate dealers report strong demand for better and more modern houses and flats with modern interior conveniences. Rents remain high as families seek upgraded housing, with five new modern flats receiving inquiries since noon and renovated old houses filling slowly.
A grand exhibit opens today after 10 o’clock at Hennessy’s, presenting richly decorated porcelains and chinas from Eu rope’s leading potteries. The display features Royal Vienna, Serves, Royal Bonn, Teplitz, Coalport, Hungarian pieces and more, marking a rare chance to view fine works in Butte.
Thomas Sheridan dies at 37. Funeral today at 9 from Duggan's undertaking parlors to St. Patrick's Church for high mass. An advertisement notes sale on boys and children's clothing at Bouchers.
County commissioners debated a proposed $8 000 to $10 000 fund for the international mining congress in Butte next year. They questioned authority to spend public money without legislative reimbursement and cited limited discretionary power. Business leaders warned of mining company apathy and potential tax benefits from new investments. The city council may be asked to contribute as well. Boys' suits $1.50 at Boucher's.
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