Crab Apples Preservation Urged For Firm Tart Flavor
The note urges timely preservation of crab apples while they are solid and tart. Delaying will yield softer centers and diminished flavor.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1901
Page
9
The note urges timely preservation of crab apples while they are solid and tart. Delaying will yield softer centers and diminished flavor.
An old advertisement touts Richelieu Salad Dressing and pickling season essentials. It highlights 65c and 35c bottle prices for Richelieu and lists whole spices and pickling mix, fruit jars, and a new fruit jar opener and closer. Also notes assorted half gallon to pint jars with prices.
The Columbia Gardens season ends Sunday as the Boston and Montana band concerts stop for the year. Cars will run to the park while dancing continues if attendance justifies it. Management expresses pride in patronage and plans further improvements to keep the resort among the nation’s top pleasure destinations.
A Kansas visitor at the Finlen bar in Butte drinks vichy and milk after a wild tale of blue whiskered miners and a blue chimpanzee. He fears a banshee and reflects on blue laws and curious local characters as the crowd braces for more strange sights.
Judge Taylor in South Butte hears Armand and Albert Belin arraigned on assault charges. Both brothers plead guilty to third degree assault after a drunken knife fight at Divide. Judge admonishes them and fines $10 each plus costs. brothers part on good terms. Plus notices: Soo Line announces Sept 20 round trip Minneapolis to St Paul tickets at $11 with 30 day return. horse and sulky for sale at Marlow’s Stable. Reid Millinery advertises latest Parisian novelties.
A library receives Her ringshaw's Encyclopedia of American Biography with a photo of Montana Senator W A Clark miscaptioned beside a William Clark thread magnate biography. The item notes public figures, places, and a chaotic digression on Chicago death and protests.
The finest display of sealskin jackets and rare skins shown in Butte features Russian sable, Hudson Bay sable, ermine, marten, mink, chinchilla, and more from H. Liebes & Co. of San Francisco and Portland. J Magorty will exhibit at Hotel Thornton from Wednesday September 18 to Saturday September 21 with estimates and orders available for ladies.
Fine display of French patterns opens Friday at 80 West Park Street. James Tachell, long in the undertaking trade at 120 East Broadway, will move to 72 West Broadway around September 10. Barta & Yeager Liquor, 222 North Wyoming, offer select family liquors. Butte Anaconda Pacific tickets on sale at Great Northern, 41 North Mato Street, with information on times and rates.
The Walkerville executive calls citizens to day of solemn services and half mast as President McKinley is buried. Mayors nationwide issued proclamations. businesses urged to close and houses of worship to display mourning. John J. Murray, mayor, urges prayers for the nation and continued blessings.
Basin and Boulder excursion fares listed with weekly validity and weekend options. Rates include Basin and return for Sundays and Saturdays, Boulder and return, with fares shown. Contact J. B. Dawson at 41 North Main Street for details.
Contractors are invited to bid for the removal of the brick house at 816 West Park Street with bids due September 24 at No 17 South Washington Street.
A letter from Butte’s police chief J M Reynolds, dated Chicago last Saturday, describes meeting Montana friends in New York and enjoying a ball game. He also met Senator Matts and Mr Walsworth of the Standard, visiting Chicago sights and noting anarchists in Cook County jail sharing political views.
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