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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1901
Page
10
New lot of rich cut glass from Corning N Y advertised as perfectly ground clear rock crystal with unmatched brilliance. Stock includes 9 inch bowls at 8.095, 7 inch bowls 26.00, 6 inch nappies 34.00 and 3.00, 4.00 and 5.00 with handle in varied shapes and cuts. Prices claimed lowest in Butte.
Montana reports show Northern Pacific Great Northern and Burlington lines posting unprecedented August and September business. Billings Spokane freight and Montana passenger earnings rival peak levels while Spokane Falls Northern marks its best month in history.
Northern Pacific offers round trip rail fare to San Francisco and return at fifty dollars from Sept 19 to 27 with stopovers allowed both directions and final return date Nov 15. Office at corner Park and Main Streets. W H Marriman, general agent. Also notes on children's hats and millinery, James Tachell's undertaking parlors nearing completion, and a ticket number 802726 sought by the Lymone Dry Goods Co.
Movements of cattle into the Big Hole basin for winter feeding began with about 1 600 head from Idaho driven in by Frank Pendleton and A Turner. Cattle, purchased near Pocatello, were unloaded at Red Rock and shuttled to the basin by a dozen cowboys, to be fattened for spring markets. Edinger plans 2 000 head from Eastern Oregon. J E Hample buys wool and sheep for Boston shipments. a large bear trap incident near Big Sheep creek ends with a prized hide brought to town.
Seek item numbered 802726 described as a Qocket in a short classified notice. References to Mrs and Dr Frank an eye specialist and a southern hotel fare note imply a dated newspaper style ad. Contains no clear action beyond ownership or retrieval.
Reports from Nome via the steamer Oregon describe starving Indians after a season of trading furs and ivory for supplies. Whiskey peddlers allegedly corrupted the camp, leaving natives unable to stock fish for winter. Distress spreads to miners and banks estimate shortages, with government aid urged to prevent further famine.
The Roanoke arrived from Nome and awaits quarantine inspection with 60 000 in cargo and $860 000 in gold. Nome City sailed from Dutch Harbor for Nome on the 17th with disabled machinery. The Rosecrans is ready to sail from St Michaels to Puget Sound with 600 soldiers for Vancouver barracks. A Russian prisoner, Gregorie Jakhmanoff, was brought down for a 20 year murder sentence at McNeill's Island.
At Indian Head proving grounds the Navy tested a 12 inch barbette plate of about 600 tons from Maine. Three shots were fired at 1678 feet per second. plate did not crack or perforate with the deepest denting only four to five inches, results deemed most satisfactory.
The Burlington Route will sell round trip tickets to Buffalo on the first and third Tuesdays for 4.50 dollars. For further information call Phil Daniels at 3 East Broadway.
A district court declined to issue an injunction preventing sheriff sale of a niece’s property in the Dexter addition tied to James R. Ryan. The sale, set for 2 PM, proceeded after the court ruled against relief and after Ryan failed to overturn a $10 sale to satisfy a judgment and a mechanic’s lien.
Charles Cowan identified as W Adams and James E Larkin of the Home anarchists faces federal indictment in Spokane for depositing in the moltts a lewd and obscene article. G Moreng, author of the piece, is sought after being named in the indictment. The Home official organ Discontent advocates anarchy and free love.
Sealing schooner Vera returns to Victoria B C with 635 skins and reports City of San Diego at 1040 skins. Vera found one skin branded in Bering. Vessel Josephine of Yokohama reportedly seized by a Russian gun boat. Japanese Henry Dennis cited with 625 skins. Many Japanese schooners head north toward Bering Sea.
A cable from General Chaffee in Manila says the transport Buford which ran aground near Mindanao has been floated unharmed and is now leading the 23d Regiment of infantry to New York via the Suez canal.
Oakland report says James J. Jeffries stops Joe Kennedy in the final round of four. Kennedy unable to rise before the bell ends the bout in Oakland.
The weather bureau notes favorable conditions on the Pacific coast with damage from rains in Northern and Central California affecting grain hay and grapes. Frosts harmed late crops in North Dakota Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Iowa, with only a small share damaged in Iowa.
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