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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1901
Page
10
Advertising copy notes numerous pins and reproductions from London and Paris markets. Diamond rings priced from five to twenty dollars and diamond brooches ranging from seven to eighteen dollars and up.
The Northern Pacific lines report strong travel to San Francisco with the $50 excursion rate during a church convention drawing many travelers from Butte. The annual summary shows higher gross earnings, increased operating expenses, and large sums spent on additions and betterments to modernize lines amid rising freight and passenger activity across Washington, Idaho, Minnesota, and the Dakotas.
Burlington Route announces round trip tickets to Buffalo on the first and third Tuesdays priced at 64.50. For more information contact Phil Daniels at 35 East Broadway or James Tachell, previously of 120 East Broadway, now moving to 72 West Broadway around September 10. Also note Gerald's cafe at 14 West Broadway and Reid Milliner Parlor at 1 W Broadway hosting children hat display, with Fox's Ice Cream at 71 East Park Street.
The twenty four dog open stakes drawing lists matches including King Cashier versus Jersey Lily and Ball Bearings against Baraway. Dark Night and Castaway pair up with Montana Chief and Sunflower to guard nominations. Prizes include first and second place, with several $2.50 rewards for other places.
A short session of the United States court adjourned to Monday afternoon. An order to show cause in Helvetia Milk Co versus Davidson Grocery Co is set for next Monday. Final discharge hearing for Joseph Thompson, bankrupt, scheduled for Oct 10. Patent stipulations extend filing and pleading deadlines in Kaufman versus Burlington Railway. An amended complaint was filed in Rooney versus Oregon Short Line. An apparatus note cites a total of 461.28 in the record. Orton Bros. advertise pianos and organs at 219 N. Main St., Butte.
Edward Tobin's murder trial began in Judge McClernan's district court after a July evening in Wyoming Mahoney alley. Prosecution led by Breen and Mackel outlines Tobin killed Henry Foster to protect a woman he sought to beat. Witnesses, including Dr Leggat and Holliday, testified to two back stabs that punctured a lung and arteries. The jury includes Joseph Little, James Burns and others as court adjourned for the day.
The Short Line offers San Francisco round trips at a fixed rate with return by Nov 15. Routes include Ogden or Portland. Berths should be reserved at the city ticket office in Butte Montana. Northern Pacific Express begins selling goods today at No 35 East Granite Street. Over i packages of vegetables from Dan Tewey's ranch supply his Southern hotel daily.
The Belle of New York is booked for Butte at the end of September with a Salvation Army style girl mentioned. Last year the play was well received locally and whether it repeats depends on audience demand. Centennial beer is joked about as a daily staple and well liked for home consumption.
Albert Dupee who died in Great Falls on Sept 6 was buried in Helena after a funeral at the cathedral. His wife, who died at Augusta eighteen months ago, had her body brought here for burial beside him in the Catholic cemetery.
State Superintendent Welch said districts receive the apportionment of school age children who are married. The opinion cited by Superintendent Dilworth of the head inudge, and the Standard Special edition noted the ruling regarding married students' eligibility for funding.
In Judge Arnold's court Charles A. Kauffman faced assault in the third degree for striking Grace Goodman during an argument with his wife and was fined $5. Anton Canonica pressed Walsh for $2.50, alleging Walsh dropped a brick that hit him. Mrs. John Mooney was arrested for malicious mischief after a window was broken with a stone. Ayer, Harrington, and Butler faced separate charges of assault and larceny in Meade, South Butte, and Anaconda Copper cases, while a bay horse for sale is listed at Marrow's Stable.
Summer excursions listed by Great Northern Railway Co. Basin and Boulder round trips priced at 1.00 each for Sundays and Saturdays through Monday. Prices of 81.59 and 31.50 shown for Basin and Boulder Saturday starts. J B Dawson and W H Priman, agents, announce San Francisco round trips at 50.00 with stopouts, final limit November 15. Office at Park and Main.
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