We Are Constantly Told by Tourists We Have Useful Silver
We are constantly told by tourists that we offer many useful and attractive items in silver, copper, art metal and china. Prices range from 15 cents to 4 dollars each.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1913
Page
4
We are constantly told by tourists that we offer many useful and attractive items in silver, copper, art metal and china. Prices range from 15 cents to 4 dollars each.
Local items and advertisements list fall shoes, piano rentals, wines, and various goods. Mentions of bank interests, coal sales, touring services, and transfer company notes appear among scattered names and dates. Personal notices report travel and engagements with Portland Seattle trips and a wedding reference in route.
Authorities in the United States anticipate a possible resignation tied to an investigation of Mrs Fankhurst actions in Tvglatd. If she is found guilty of misconduct, legal procedures will follow and potential charges may affect public sentiment and upcoming hearings.
The San Francisco commission presses Pullman Company for detailed explanations on porters wages, berth practices, and porter conduct. Officials seek why upper berths are lowered when unoccupied and why lower berths feel stuffy, among other issues touching passenger service and porter practices.
An advertisement notes Mayer never consults about prices and sets his own rates. It claims Mayer will provide items for one dollar and offers water for one dollar. The text mentions West Park as his location and references advertising.
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Michael Hughes 42 and wife Bendy had lived in Butte for 18 years. He died after a steel lifting incident at the Speculator mine injuring his wife and breaking ribs. Funeral plans to be announced.
An accident leaves two young boys injured when a wagon wheels run over one boy as he attempted to cross the street. The injured child suffered a broken right leg and other wounds while bystanders acted quickly and the pair were taken to hospital for treatment.
Es W. Davis shows interest in the estate of John A. Davis amid a legal contest with Andrew J. Davis and Morris A. Davis. Proceedings cover administration letters, alleged disappearance of private papers, and testimony on the brothers’ roles while officials weigh who may be appointed or excluded.
The lineup is fixed for Monday's game between the Mayors and priests in Torrors. Key players include Dr. Maghin at short, Dr. Shanley at catcher, Jett at center, and AMcCarty at catcher with substitutes listed. Umpire is Vincent J. Davis. game to be five innings starting at 1 p.m.
Mary J. Carr sues Albert Or. Carr for separation and support. They married in Butte in 1896 and have a 8 year old son. Allegations include desertion and neglect. The petition seeks a decree, child custody, $74 per month support, and payment of costs and attorney fees.
Palieh Obie a renowned miner of County Mayo Ireland died at age 73 after illness. He lived in Natte for many years and worked 16 years at Mountain View and Aber properties. He left his wife, a daughter Kate Cassidy, and many friends noting his watchman duties and friendly character.
The Wells-Fargo Express company says it will transport clothing and provisions free of charge to city officials and relief committees in Tot Springs. The move follows the recent dispatches fire and aims to support local emergency response efforts.
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