Odd Doube Links Noted Across All Sides
The item notes that new links appear doubled on both sides with some extra dumbbell links. It remarks there are no finer goods visible anywhere.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1913
Page
14
The item notes that new links appear doubled on both sides with some extra dumbbell links. It remarks there are no finer goods visible anywhere.
A dense jumble of society items and short notices from Butte. Mentions renting pianos from Orton Bros. people traveling to Portland San Francisco Boulder and Seattle. various ads for wines liquors and table delicacies. births and employments. a license revocation and fines for dumping refuse. and local office movements and travel plans of residents and officials.
James Lenehen of Mart Latratte streets was hurt by a fall at the Bell mine this afternoon. He was removed to SeGdatee hospital with back and head injuries but authorities say the injuries will not prove serious. He was married with three children and about 35 years old.
Health Inspectors report August deaths in Butte totaling 93, with 64 males and 29 females. Pulmonary tuberculosis caused 11 deaths, all male, ages ranging from 22 to 86. Violent causes claimed nine deaths, eight male, including mine accidents and a youth’s accidental death. Infant deaths numbered 35, with 12 from digestive diseases. male babies outnumbered female. Contagious disease cases in quarantine stood at end-August. two deaths from contagious diseases occurred. Meat and dairy inspections noted, including condemned items and tuberculosis in cows.
The teachers institute concluded in Butte with morning exercises and a city tour to Columbia Gardens and mines. Addresses by Miss Crowley and Dr. Phillips closed, emphasizing cooperation between teachers and superintendents and praising rural school improvement. A resolutions list thanked instructors, officials, and the community for support and inspiration during the session.
The Stewart mine near Coeur d'Alenes posts net profits of 208070 for the first half of the year, as auditing firm Porton Pellouget & Co. reports to officers. Officials anticipate higher profits for July–December, with total undivided earnings and surplus rising to about 735000 by July 1, 1913.
Special Dispatch reports Helena Sept 5 J J Ryan received a letter from Lowney of Calumet Mich announcing he withdraws objections to Hall’s release after repayment of about $3000. The move clears a hurdle in Hall’s pardon case with Lowney expressed support for conditional pardon and repayment guarantees.
In an amended pleading yesterday Julius Stleman sues Murray hospital for damages. The defense asserts it cannot obtain a fair and impartial hearing before Judge Lynch due to the latters bias against the defendant. The notice adds local grocery and meat price specials and a general advertising line.
A speaker asserts diamonds rise in value yearly for a decade and will continue to grow. The message urges immediate purchase with claims of superior prices and profit, urging readers to buy now and implying high returns on diamond ownership.
In Butte two injunction suits seek court relief against city action. W A Clark and J Rowe Clark request temporary restraint from pursuing criminal action and aim to secure permanent injunction and sole ownership of property on Lot 1 Block 28 original town site. Frank Wilson HT Wilson and J J Hamilton seek similar protections for their interests, involving multiple parcels in Block 25 original townsite. Funeral notice for Charles Morgan and marriage licenses for John Michels Lena Jacobson and George Nash Lucile Clark noted along with Oriental goods at Carney's.
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