Stewart Heaters Dominate Competition in Sale Pitch
The advertisement touts Stewart Heaters as superior to all leading manufacturers, claiming sales to many years and ongoing dominance as the best heat source among competitors.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1902
Page
8
The advertisement touts Stewart Heaters as superior to all leading manufacturers, claiming sales to many years and ongoing dominance as the best heat source among competitors.
John Maguire will lecture tonight at the Grand opera house on socialism. He aims to present plain facts in simple language, arguing against secret ism and urging public benefit from political truths. An admission fee of 2 1 2 cents will be charged to cover expenses.
The Anti Trust Democrats hold a party convention at the Auditorium starting at 10 o clock. Primaries yielded a long list of delegates and alternates from 26 precincts including Har rington Sullivan Noyes Meier and many others with numerous alternates named.
Ten-ined tight fitting garments in black Venetian and kersey cloths with nobby fox street wear, sizes 34 to 44, priced at 16.50, 19.50, 26.50 and 35.09. Blouses and Monte Carlos in velour and lace, sizes 34 to 40, prices 22.50 to 150.00. Changeable tat fetas in blue and black with lace trims, sizes 34 36 38, prices 65.00 75.00 85.00. Silk taffeta drops demi-train, sizes 34 to 38, prices 75.00 85.00 110.00. Fine millinery French and American dress hats on exhibition this week.
A long list enumerates precinct delegates and alternates such as Precinct 27 with Frank Howe Tom Jenkins John Murray and others, Precinct 20 with Kid Moe and Carl Jensen, Precinct 30 Herman Watson and George Struteel, Precinct 31 A Slater Hans Young and Charles Cameron, Precinct 32 Ed McNamee L Batten and William Berg, Precinct 38 7 Delegate Joseph O N Ethier, Precinct 51 Martin Pishkur Larry Pappash and more with numerous alternates named.
A. M. Alderson and wife of Livingston visit Butte. A. M. Cobban of Missoula arrives for a few days in the city. The funeral of David Owen, killed in a wreck near Livingston, is held at his Pine Street home with the Masons overseeing. Mrs. F. W. Keon returns from attending her husband’s funeral in Aroka, Pennsylvania. Frank W. Keon died of consumption after moving to Butte months earlier.
Tickets via Burlington Route to Washington DC and return priced at 586.40 dollars with sale dates September 30 and October 1. Final return limit Now 30. Three East routes listed via St Paul Billings or Denver. For details contact 35 East Broadway H F Ruger Agent.
A Madrid dispatch reports claims Queen Maria Christina married her master of the house Count de la Escoura while in Austria. The Madrid press declares the marriage story false.
F H McKinney of Murray Alabama arrives in Montana while en route to Helena and Great Falls to study establishing a wool scouring plant. He proposes local dosing to reduce freight and boost grower returns, with discussions in Billings Miles City and Big Timber about best location.
Washington reports the president is doing well after physicians dressed his wound this morning. Officials provided no further detail on his condition, but the update indicates steady progress following the injury.
The shop touts its department for well made clothing by experienced union workers and higher wages, claiming superiority over common custom tailors. It invites customers to inspect imported woolens and latest fabrics, with fashionable lines and reasonable prices on display at the south windows.
Hennessy’s Silk Department displays an array of imported silks from France for fall, including brocaded moire and taffeta patterns. Highlights feature navy, brick, and green moire designs, 23 to 34 inch widths, with prices from 1.50 to 93.00 per pattern and a new all silk lining option enhancing gown value.
Private Diamond of Ka battery field artillery left Walla Walla bound for Fort Leavenworth to serve eight years after a court martial found him guilty of highway robbery and desertion. The reviewing officer remitted two years of the ten year penalty. Three months earlier Diamond held up robbed and beat a brother soldier. He is described as a desperate man.
The comptroller of the currency has declared a 5 percent dividend for creditors of the insolvent First National bank of Helena Montana.
In Boise on September 29 two masked men robbed the Natatorium of about 600 dollars. Four guests were relieved of valuables and one man was struck on the head with a pistol for slow reaction.
Dublin notes Timothy McCarthy and Thomas McDwyer are mentioned in a Sept. 299 report with details that appear incomplete but indicate their involvement in a local matter.
The editor and manager of the Trish People on trial under the crimes act were each sentenced today to two months in prison. They gave notice of appeal.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Billings reports the democratic county committee organizing by electing Fred H. Foster as chairman and W. M. Johnston as secretary on September 29.
Resolutions adopted at the weekly meeting in New York request President Roosevelt appoint a commission of mediation to help settle the coal strike.
In Gateshead George Dixon and Will Curley of Newcastle battled 15 rounds to a draw this evening. Curley pressured Dixon early with sharp combinations while Dixon rallied in the late rounds, leaving the decision unresolved.
Miss Agnes Wilson returned from Europe and met the young king of Spain at a Madrid flower festival. She denies rumors of eccentricity, calling him sensible and charming. He traded bouquets with her, and she recounts his early morning guard order and dignified public conduct.
A fragmentary note from the Chicago Tribune hints at a social dispute between a wealthy American father in law and the Count on undisclosed debts. The dialog references a dramatic inquiry into the full extent of obligations and the young woman's temperament.
The ad promotes a premier optical business with exclusive parlors in the Wes region near Butte. It advertises a free ten dollar value eye examination, a price range for glasses from two fifty to ten dollars, and a full guarantee on all products.
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