Dessert 8 piece flatware set price listing
A fragment listing prices for flatware sets including dessert eight piece, table spoons and medium forks, dessert knives, and medium knives with prices of 4.00 5.00 and 6.50.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
14
Butte Current Notes and Advertisements
Butte items report new fall shoes and various business ads. Notable notes include Mackel and Tyrand moving offices to Silver Bow block, Yegen Bros. bankers paying interest, and McLaughlin Coal Co offering reduced winter coal rates. Local people travel, visit and attend events. readers are urged to visit Walker's with police supervision, and Society gatherings are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamer's
Orton Bros
Walker's
Fred Lusman
Nn Se
Lisa's
Mackel & Tyrand
Yegen Bros
McLaughlin Coal Company
Ind
Butte Cab and Transfer Co
Bell
Kemp
Lillian Hall
Creston
Charles Hawke
Alderson
Hutte
Deer Lodge
Gaxa
Butte
Sanders
Association
Helena
Galiger
Seattle
MM. J. Rule
Potost
Wis
Lawrence Welsh
He Weill
Saturday Evening Post
Elizabeth Judson
Meaderville
Detroit
P. Hample
J. E. Hampl
New York City
New York University” School ‘of Commerce, Accounts and Chance
Carl Nissler
Lews
Ars
P.O. News
Ladies’ Ald Society
Central Presbyterian Church
J. Ee Whell
Oregon “Avenue
Grandma Andrus
Adv
H. O. Woodward
Chapin
Burlington
The
Butte Display Highlights Local Vegetable Growth and Irrigation
Citizens on Butte's south side prove regional potential in vegetable farming. Montana Power building windows showcase locally grown produce including Early Rose potatoes and large cabbages, with beets lettuce and cabbage varieties attracting crowds daily. Irrigation promises a productive valley and a thriving garden display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
South Side
Montana Power Company
East Broadway
Washington
Esight Value Prompts Quick Action Against Eye Trouble
A vivid note urges immediate eye care when any suspicion arises about eye health. It emphasizes the great value of proper sight and urges prompt attention to potential problems.
Butte Exhibit Displays Garden Produce and Flowers
A colorful display along with vegetables and flowers shown near Butte draws visitors who question if the produce is locally grown. Prizes total $63 for best vegetable show as judges assess the exhibit grown south of Silver Bow Creek under irrigation from Montana Power Company. Residents listed include F A Ironside on Argyle and Texas avenues, Arthur Bawden on Lowell, Mrs. Oates on Phillips, and several others with addresses across Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Ironside
Butte
Silver Bow Creek
City Limite
Taminar
Nome
Montana
Montana Power. Company
Argyle Street
Texas Avenue
Sherrard
Lowell Avenue
Mire al Kane
Marek Street
Robert Avenue
Nicholas Oates
Phillips Avenue
William Weast
A. Brown
Lord Street
Dan Harringt Wol. Girroit
Wilkins de Smet
South
Big Returns From Irrigated Lands
Matt Hogan reports strong yields from the Glass brothers irrigated land project near Butte. Thrashing is underway with 100 acres planted to peas yielding about 36 bushels per acre and oats at 6 to 73 bushels. Wheat runs 59 to 60 bushels. Water is pumped from Hauser Lake supplying about ten acres of land. The land, previously barren, now sells for a high price and is in demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Hogan
Butte
Helena
Glass Brothers
Hogan
Hauser Lake
Progressive Dinner Enjoys Auto Ride and Courses
The Young Society of the Moifant held a progressive dinner, guests traveling by auto between homes of Bert Rundle, Mary Mitchell, and Charles Rebehle for four courses. The event, organized by young ladies and aided by several donors, featured an automobile ride and was praised as novel and enjoyable. Separately, Clementines Nettleton, infant son of William and Clementine Nettleton, died at 421 South Washington Street from infantile troubles. William Nettleton is a noted printer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo Ifant
Bert Rundle
Old Street
Mary J. Mitchell
Main ‘Street
Charles Rebehle
South Dakota Street
KE. D. Elderkin
George Craven
Fb, Price
J. 8. Dutton
Clementines Nettleton
William Nettleton
Washington Street
Mr. Nettleton
Butte
Standard
Anaconda
Man Is Not Present When Arrest Asked at Saloon Hearing
Bennetts faced a police commission hearing on neglect of duty for not arresting a man at the request of G. H. Wilden. The case centered on whether a warrant was required in petty cases when no offense is observed. Testimony showed Wilson, Cook, Nolan, Finley, and McLeod described events at the Corner saloon as officers sought an arrest. Bennetts maintained he knew the law and acted, while the defense argued the process needed a warrant. the hearing concluded with the case taken under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bennetts
Police Commission
Phil Levy
John Kuehhorn
Frank Darnell
Bennetts
G. H. * Wilden
Dune
Davis and Board
Wallent Point
Wilton
Lafternoon
Wesnwaiyastham
Harry Cook
Bennett
Wilson
Cook
John Nolan
Mike Fi
Mike Finley
Nolan
Angus McLeod
Finley
Ro Hennetts
Ness
Ben C1ains
Butte Couple Married Yesterday Afternoon
A small home wedding took place yesterday afternoon in Butte with Rev. C. A. Reyn officiating. The bride Joline M. Krater and groom Raing, a streetcar motorman, are to reside in Butte after a short honeymoon to Seattle. Only invited guests attended and gifts were exchanged as expressions of goodwill from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Re
C. H. Nan
West
Granite Street
Joline M. Krater
South Butte
Street
Wis Bride
Butte
California forest fire draws wide fighting force
In Los Angeles an extensive forest fire spreads over about three miles of mountain and valley country north and east of the city. Millionaire landowners ranches and workers join in fighting the flames as several ranch houses burn and more are reported surrounded. A Chinese student is assigned to aid a U.S. Geological Survey field party at China’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Wners
Country Estates
Forest
Little Lander
Monte Vista
Government of China
United States Geological Survey
Fined for Hugging A Married Woman In Butte
Jude scores on D A Beaton and Leslie J Emtree were fined $50 each by Judge Booker for hugging a respectable married woman near Park and Wyoming streets Monday night. The hearing was held behind closed doors with the woman identifying the two young men who were grabbed as she walked along Park Street. Both defendants admitted involvement, claiming drunken misjudgment. The judge stated the offense serious and fined $90 each with jail until paid or worked off at $2 daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Beaton
Leslie J. Emtree
Booker
Park and
Wyoming Streets
Pooher
Park Street
Emtree
Butte
Vera Cruz Independence Day Observed Quietly
At Vera Cruz on September 18 crowds marked Independence Day with little enthusiasm. President Huerta’s stance in the U S Mexico dispute surprised few as an indication Mexico might reopen talks. Mr. Lind expects no move toward resuming negotiations unless Washington directs, fearing Mexican steps would prolong the deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cruz
Huerta
United States
Mexico
Lind
Washington
Decker’s Revered Group in Mexican Armament Decree
Washington reports a newly issued decree in Sonora granting foreigners the right to arm themselves after registration, with natives and others allowed to retain arms under certain conditions. Details from Nogales via Hermosillo consul describe the decree amid political tensions and claims of wide potential outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Org
Sonora
Nogales
Hermoille
Plant Juice Endorsed by Butte Miner Vin
A Butte miner Vin, employed at Moonlight mine for six years, reports relief from rheumatism stomach trouble and general fatigue after using Plant Juice. He says it revitalizes the entire system and plans to continue treatment until fully well. Sold by Smit Drug Co in Anaconda and fewbro Drug Co in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vin
Smit Drug Company
Anaconda
Fewbro Drug Company
Butte
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Margaret Downing
Peace Kluge
Harmony Sige
Leon
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Montreal
Roger ‘Thompson
Thaw
Matteawan
Dobbs
Fifth Avenue
Drs. McKendry
Hannifin
Butte Optical Co
Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
Peman Bennetts
Ed Man
Harry Cook Tola
Rst
Stitt Wilson
Mose Linz
Orton Brothers
Steinway
Knabe
Hallet & Davis Kimball Conway Smith & Barnes Chickering
Vose J. & C. Fischer Kranich & Bach Whitney Hinze, Etc
Weber
Strohber
Smith & Barnes
Willard
Kimball
Adam Schaat
Estey
Shoninger
Ebory
North Main ST
California
Jude
ALEYS
Decker
Amy
Tels
Broadway
George Kleine
Aster
A. Rauh
Ake
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