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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1902
Page
9
A fragmented ad style note describes produce and coffee products with stray phrases about watermelons lemons and various coffee blends. Mentions fresh roasted coffees, blend quality and prices, and several oddly phrased product names.
Adolph De wet 25, a Missouri River Power lineman, died at a pole site on Harrison avenue and John street after contact with a main feed wire and a ground wire. His belt kept him aloft until coworkers released the body. An inquest is planned, with De wet a South African War veteran who claimed Boer connections.
A week or two at the famed health and pleasure resort relieves tiredness from business strain. Waters reputed to aid rheumatism nervousness and digestive and kidney ailments. Physicians nurses and masseurs oversee baths with special excursion rates including rail fare board lodging and bath use.
The Ringling Brothers circus comes to Butte with a grand parade at 1 o clock tomorrow morning. The pageant features horses, elephants, camels, educated animals and 100 acts, including a horse ballet and Captain Webb's educated seal act, drawing praise from previous shows.
Five Dublin youths were caught cutting railroad trestle supports on the Atlantic Lode claim near a Montana Union track. Deputy Sheriff O'Neil halted the act before serious damage, arresting Pat Harrington and John Powers while others fled. They claimed to be gathering firewood.
Julian J. Adams survived a severe accident on Front Street when a Mc Queeney Transfer team bolted a wagon. He sustained a broken neck jaw fractures and facial injuries but received hospital care. Doctors say recovery possible if shock and complications do not arise. Adams lives at 1108 California Avenue with his family.
Edward Perthemet sues squatters on the Atlantic lode in Walkerville. Edward Mathews Margaret Murphy and John Hoolihan acknowledge ownership and receive 15 year leases at $1 total with tax payments by occupants. Bridget Dickson gets same term paying $1 a month for occupied Ground. Pat Mullins consents to judgment in favor of the plaintiff without reservation.
Peter Davy and Henry Davy filed suit yesterday against J F Robdeau and Virgil Jennings, operators of the Queen of the Hills mine in Beaverhead county, for 451 dollars as a balance for labor. They also seek 156 80 dollars on an assigned account by Charles Desjardine and 50 dollars assigned by Gilbert Normand.
The Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railroad offers a cheaper rate from Butte to Gregson Springs and return 80 cents. Tickets available from this city to the springs and back, valid Saturday noon through Monday noon. A B Elliott, contractor and electrical supplies dealer, 102 Fast Park St.
Reports from Tucson indicate three American bandits attempted an express train hold up three miles from Hermosillo on Sunday. A torpedo tore the track, the engine crew was held at gunpoint, shots were exchanged, passengers armed themselves, and the bandits fled into orange groves before authorities pursued them. No confirmation from railroad officials.
In Fitchburg Massachusetts on September 2 President Roosevelt argued against destroying trusts as a cure. He warned that fierce calls to destroy big corporations could wreck prosperity, urging measured reform and possible constitutional expansion of federal power to regulate trusts. Gregson Springs to reopen under Mrs. Don Hayes with hopes for continued liberal patronage.
This week, a trunk exhibit features extra large and small trunks in canvas, leather, zinc, and steel coverings with flat and round tops. Prices start at $2.00, with items valued at $65.00 and $75.00. The locally made trunks are described as cheap and high grade, promising mutual advantage to buyers.
Daily specials list from Country Club includes veal cutlets pork cuts corned beef veal loaf and lunch tongue by the can plus chicken tenderloin and chicken a la Marengo. Liquor offerings feature Dr Fowler's Meat and Malt grape or orange cider blackberry brandy bottled beer and whiskeys including Fine Old Como and Kirby's Pure Malt.
Lieutenant General Miles postpones his Philippine tour to next Wednesday because of heavy duties in Washington. He convenes the army board on ordnance and fortification for September 9 to prepare a report on a new field gun. If the draft drags, his departure may be delayed further into the month.
Special Examiner Mabie will file his report in the Peter Power v Northern Pacific case this week. A plan by merger attorneys aims for a federal court decision upholding the railroad merger. M. H. Boutelle will argue for dismissal without ruling on merger legality.
Amelia Gabriele a 23 year old opera singer was shot in a Philadelphia boarding house by Robert Anselino who had eloped with her from New York. Anselino then wounded himself. both were hospitalized near death. Gabriele reportedly wished to return to her husband despite the clash.
A local supplier promotes small hams sugar cured and home smoked at similar prices to Eastern hams. The ad lists skinned hams Rex, Armour bacon, lard, spring chicken, spring lamb, shoulder roast, mutton, spare ribs, pickled shoulder steak, blade roast beef, hamburger steak, prime rib roast, and more.
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