Diana Dessert Spoons and Forks Offerings
Diana offers dessert spoons and forks at four dollars per set for smaller spoons and forks and five dollars for table spoons and medium forks, presenting simple tableware deals.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1913
Page
19
Diana offers dessert spoons and forks at four dollars per set for smaller spoons and forks and five dollars for table spoons and medium forks, presenting simple tableware deals.
Local items list travel plans of residents including Miss Marie Peterson to Clinton Michigan and Mrs Oliver J Murphy and child to Dillon. Miss Esther Hudtloff to Red Wing Minnesota for seminary. Mrs C C Willis to Spokane then Idaho to visit relatives. Amy Brittain dep matron to Rexburg Idaho. Arnold P Jenks sails to London after long service in Butte. Walker's hosts Friday view of minerals shells shells and Indian curios under police supervision.
Emma Sherton was acquitted of robbery with no evidence of theft of three dollars. Contractor George Smith was warned for sidewalk clearance neglect at the Pincus building on West Park Street. Fred McCrimmon’s speeding charge was dismissed after proof he did not drive Dr. McDonald’s car on the disputed flat. The doctor, away Saturday, offered to help identify the actual driver.
Chicago reports reveal charges against two Free Methodist pastors discussed in a private meeting. Details were kept confidential with no public release of names, while investigations and hearings were described as closed and dependent on evidence, amid rumors from the West involving Pastor Hanmer of St. Charl.
The Catholic schools of Butte hosted their third annual field day at Columbia Gardens drawing several thousand attendees. The day featured a priestly versus legal and medical ball game, a pre picnic, pie eating contest, family prize, foot races, and a lively evening of dancing under the pavilion.
An agitated couple sought by police is described as the scene unfolds. The funeral for Lee Vaughn is set for Thursday at his home on South Montana Street with services by Rev. Kilgore and a Masonry burial. Vaughn, born in 1860, moved to Butte in 1890, worked in lumber, then furniture with J J Randall, later a motorman and conductor on the streetcar, and a Columbia Gardens special officer renowned for kindness and safety of children.
Rich Dairy Country in Minnesota aimed to convert denuded lands once thick with forests into prosperous dairy farms. The plan envisioned transforming the landscape into productive dairy country through settlement and cultivation, highlighting early optimism for regional agricultural development.
The obituary notes D. Vaughan, long time resident of 822 South Montana, affiliated with Mount Moriah lodge and the Fraternal Brotherhood, died from a brutal beating. He leaves a daughter Mrs. Emery Rheim and a son D. A. Vaughan, with nieces and a nephew named in the city. Relatives and neighbors recall his gentle character and strict sobriety. The family awaits official details as authorities investigate the murder.
Real estate transfers record transactions from Mrs Patrick Holland to Michael Sullivan one parcel in Block Acorn lode a dollar administrator of Lalonde to Ida Gardne estate one third interest in Lot 5 Block 8 Noyes and Upton addition John Nelson to Christ Johnson lots 6 and 7 Block 10 Kemper addition Frank Mitchell and wife to William and Mary Doran Lot 7 Block 8 Hornet addition one dollar A J Davis and wife to George Lotinsbery Lot 19 and west half Lot 29 Block 3 Homevale Addition one dollar James W Judd and wife to George Louinsbery Lot 19 and west half Lot 20 Block 3 Homevale Addition one dollar Butte Land Investment Company to Charles Butler South one lots 4 and 5 Block 24 Gallatin Addition one dollar.
Mrs. Bessie Williams arrested by Officer Wesson after driving a horse and buggy through Harrison arenas to town following a Nine Mile house dance. She testified of being pressured to stay all night, fought police during arrest, and previously separated babies to husband at Mountain View mine. Judge Booker jailed her briefly for neglect.
LewistownMontana attorney I B Kirkland is recommended by Senators Myers and Walsh for the treasury department solicitor of internal revenue to succeed Fletcher Maddox. The job pays five dollars, with income tax collection likely expanding the bureau's scope. Kirkland travels to Washington for talks with treasury officials and could be named soon. Also notes annual goose shipments from Prince Edward Island to Boston each October.
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