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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1901
Page
9
A local grocery offers H. O. Buckwheat Flour self 2 lb packages and H. O Pancake Flour self 2 lb packages. Old Fashioned Buckwheat sold by the sack at 95 cents for 10 pounds.
The county teachers institute concluded after four days with large attendance and strong interest. Noted educators spoke on education with J R Russell describing school literature and the value of reading fairy tales to build reading habits. The institute plans to resume term in one week, and Mrs Frank, eye specialist, is listed at P O block.
A damage suit by H. J. Mason against J. T. Carroll was tried before Judge Clan cy's department but resulted in a non-suit after Mason's case. Mason, who helped unload machinery on Oct 9, 1899, was injured when a piece fell and broke his foot. The court found no fault by Carroll, blaming a fellow servant if any.
James Wells of Salmon City Idaho, a respected miner, was swindled out of his grip at the depot after aiding a colored boy. Wells, bound for Great Falls, lost his overcoat, suit, papers, and other belongings when the lad vanished with the valise just before the train left. Police were advised but could offer no immediate remedy.
Robert FE. Taylor proprietor of the Finlen hotel returned from a long East visit reporting strong prosperity there. He notes eager investment in Montana and says Butte is well known in New York and Chicago with many inquiries about moving west. He was glad to return home.
A violent thunderstorm and snow blanketed the area at seven last evening. Geese fled south while coal dealers and banks benefited from the abrupt shift in mood as winterwear and assets moved to the foreground.
The Great Northern Railway will sell round trip tickets to Helena for five dollars from September 5 to 13 with return travel allowed until September 14. Tickets are available via Dawson G. A., on Northake Street.
The Business Men's association on Upper Main Street did not meet last evening due to lack of a quorum. They planned to elect officers and discuss other business, but weather and reports about President McKinley’s attempted assassination kept members away. elections postponed to the next regular meeting on the lth.
John Maloney and other visitors arrive in Butte from Divide Anaconda Helena Bozeman and Salt Lake City. A marriage of Elmer Williamson and Angie Cummings follows a medical case leads to Mrs Maggie Todd's commitment to the asylum. Guests at Finlen Thornton and Finlen hotel. Judge Clancy to hear motion calendar.
Vice President Roosevelt was entertained in Burlington at Isle Lemotte on Lake Champlain by the Vermont Fish and Game league. The event drew over a thousand members and friends with speakers including Churchill and Jeremiah Cur a.
Our ammunition was made for us by the Winchester Repeating Arms Co last June and every case has the date stamped on it. Powder must be fresh to give the best results. Camp Stores offer Dutch ovens and utensils of all kinds with competitive prices.
Misoula notes list visitors from Butte and Helena including Rhodes Rowlands Rice and wife, and attorney J K Clayberg. Local church, hospital, and business updates cover medical discharges, new hires at Missoula Drug, grain and building crops, and a mix of travels to Helena Deer Lodge Stevensville and Plains.
A. W. Woodworth and George Potts prepare for a weeklong Blackfoot hunting expedition. They will bring rubber boots with high heels, a curious detail noted by the report. Robert King of Carlton loses a milch cow when it fell from his wagon en route to Missoula, breaking its neck and leg.
Commodore Kane of the New York Yacht Club refused to speculate on how the possible death of President McKinley would affect the international yacht races. He said the club could not discuss such an ending and would take suitable action if the catastrophe occurred.
Races postponed due to heavy storm and poor track conditions. Officials fear today and tomorrow’s events may be rescheduled next week if conditions improve. In San Salvador a fire damaged barracks beside the presidential residence. trade and order reportedly unaffected as inquiry opens.
New York dispatch reports gangrene has developed in cyclist John Nelson, and surgeons at Bellevue Hospital have decided to amputate his leg to save his life.
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