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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1901
Page
9
A jelly made from currants cooked in a solid silver kettle and set within two hours of picking retains its fruity flavor. Packaged in five pound jars and clear glass tumblers priced at 75 cents a dozen, the jelly is offered in the delicatessen counter. Produced by J Empson and daughter at Longmont Colorado.
Auction note describes a full solid pack of extra fancy peaches offered at a bargain price with box packaging and vague shipping details. The fragment mentions sales terms but lacks clear dates, brands, or seller names.
Archie McIntyre returns to Walkerville from Vipond district and reports a promising mining outlook with copper silver and lead ore. A new mill near Queen of the Hills is promised, while transportation costs delay full ore treatment. The Vipond area features perpetual snow and sunlit mountains, with tales of moonshine activity alleged in Divide.
In the fourth race Attelle captured the mile turf selling event with Wakita finishing second and Ogle third as the clock read 02. The meet continued with Cornel second and Horseshoe Tobacco third noted in the earlier legs.
A complimentary entertainment and dance will be held at the Auditorium this evening for A. P. Tugwell supreme chancellor of the Order of Pendo. He is visiting from San Francisco and will depart Wednesday morning.
Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 11 to 5 in a National League game on Sept 9. Five second-inning hits produced six runs for Pittsburg, Duggleby relieved after the burst, and attendance reached 7,810. Batteries Tannehill Chesbro Yeager O’Connor for Pittsburgh and White Duggleby Douglas for Philadelphia. Umpire Emslie.
Third party claims ownership of the Morning Sun lode claim clash with Plymouth and Silver King interests. James H. Maloney and Plymouth mine owners obtained another injunction against James A. Murray and Silver King owners to stop drift work near the Morning Sun shaft and boiler area, citing safety risks. Separately, George A. McDonald sues John Cashman over Lost Fraction and Flag locations with William H. Lindsay claiming prior void claims and exclusive rights. A divorce decree grants Mary L. Blaney desertion grounds. other court actions involve Wakeman v Kemper over South Methodist church construction and disputed sums.
The Great Northern Railway company will offer round trip tickets to Helena at the above rate from September 5 to 13 for race events. Tickets are valid for return until September 14. Information by J. E. Dawson G. A. located at 41 North Main Street.
In Cleveland Dowling pitched well but a costly sixth inning error by Bradley nearly shut out Philadelphia. Chicago beat Boston twice in Chicago with Foster’s eighth inning homer and a first inning burst. Griffith’s mound work failed to stop the onslaught. Detroit’s McGinnity faced rain and weak support as the game ended early due to weather. American standings show Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, and Cleveland in pursuit. Portland defeated Seattle as Corbett and Frary succeeded on the mound.
Helena report notes multiple races with winners Mont Eagle Poppy A Virgie d Or Joe D and homage plus future entries for Tuesday. Chicago and Sheepshead Bay summaries list Hal Mitchell Money Moss Eth ics Stakk and other winners with times and placings across six events.
Fifty dollar excursion to San Francisco and return valid Sept 19 to 27 with stop overs allowed both ways and final limit Nov 15. Tickets available at the Office corner Park and Main streets. W H MPRRIMAN, General Agent.
Otis Green, 27, of Albia, shot his wife in the parking on Locust street and then killed himself near downtown Des Moines. He claimed she was unfaithful and refused to live with him. Both were strangers to Des Moines.
The board dismissed the teacher after hiring her to teach, while the state superintendent opines the board must honor the contract and pay damages or seek remedies as required by law.
W J Sanders formerly of Kansas now claims Missoula as home and seeks bankruptcy in federal court. Liabilities total 25845 with most debts to Kansas and Nebraska creditors and no nonexempt assets.
Helena dispatch reports First Assistant Attorney General Moore stating the Daw son County board may levy a one tenth mill tax at a special meeting. He clarifies the levy time is directory not mandatory, but duty to act remains.
The funeral for Daniel Mullins will be held this morning at 9 o'clock from the residence of his son Jerry Mulline, 205 South Crystal Street, proceeding to St Patrick's Church where mass will be celebrated.
The funeral for James A. Davidson will be held today at 2 p m from the family residence 117 North Montana street with Rev. E J Groeneveld officiating.
Francie Downing a longtime resident of Butte died yesterday at age 48 He belonged to Court Copper City lodge No 8745 A F Washington lodge I C C F and Peace and Harmony lodge Sons of St George He leaves a wife and family for mourners obituary notice from local paper
L. D. Russell one of Butte’s oldest citizens is seriously ill at his home near Fast Mercury and Gaylord streets. He has long worked for the Parrot and M. O. BP. Companies.
Mrs Elsa Searing Marston representing the University Association of Chicago starts organizing an Economic League club in the city. A series of 12 lectures will begin with Dr H H Swain delivering The Chicago Trust Conference. The first talk occurs late this month with subsequent sessions across fall and winter.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports Dell Dick 47 died in Spokane this morning. He led the first passenger train to Helena on the Northern Pacific, later ran a city saloon, and then moved to Spokane four years ago where he lived until his death. He leaves a widow married in Helena.
First race six furlongs selling Lady Bramble won with Fickle Saint second and Dick Hobart third in 1 15. Second race mile selling Satin Coat won with Eleven Bells second and Perry R. third in 1 42. Third race six furlongs Willmar won.
Helena wins its third victory in a Helena Butte golf series, 7 up and 5 to play. Frank Pierce and Dr. Bryant represented Butte. Campbell Cory and William A. Moore represented the Helena County club. Special Dispatch to the Standard. Helena Sept. 9 Gen Miles leaves for Fort Assinniboine after arriving from Miles City to inspect the cavalry post. He learns the president is greatly improved and resumes his western trip.
Helena Sept. 9 The state board of land commissioners decided to bid for school bonds option. The state will bid for 4500 dollars of bonds issued by Gilt Edge district Fergus county 600 dollars by Kibby district Cascade county and 100 dollars by district No 47 Cascade county.
A Libby school board dismissal led to an appeal as the teacher seeks review by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction Welch who will investigate the case.
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