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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1902
Page
26
Social notes recount floral decorations, prizes won in small contests, and multiple gatherings. Ladies like Mrs. Forbis and Mrs. Kellogg appear among prize recipients, with dances, teas, and luncheons hosted by local residents and visiting guests.
Walter Gilmer visits from Warm Springs. Notables Coroner Smith and Saulsbury attend county business. Col. Goddard of Billings and Mayor Conley host guests. Local railroad men Green and Stanley greet friends. County attorney J M Simpson resigns and departs for St Paul. Dr. Lowry of Warm Springs visits. Helena visitors Misses Booker and Gage stay with Miss Mills. Grace Whiting of Butte visits Elizabeth Aylesworth. Dr. Holloway and wife from Two Dot join Larabie family. Mrs Hensley and daughter Rosse of Butte plan summer home near Stuart. Norma Robinson arrives, touring California with Mrs. Biggs. Aylesworth hosts a dance for Miss Whiting. Bozeman College Glee Club party followed by theater and home gathering hosted by the Larabies. Attendees include Nellie Mills, Gage, Booker, Beaumont, Robinson, Humber, Welch, Kelley, Mulcahy, Coleman, Lowry, Rhoades, Smith, Dodds.
In Big Timber on April 4 manager C R Murdock of Standard Mining at Contact spent weeks in Butte on business and returned. Mrs W A Moore returns from Missoula via Helena to visit Harry Raiff Absarokee and friends. Misses Sweetman Stroup visit Mrs J W Gregor. social dance April 11 at Yellowstone hall Manila. Lodge Modern Woodmen event postponed to April 12 due to charter delays. Adj Gen R Lee McCulloch arrived. Company C drill this Saturday. Cecil P Harrison and Zelma Guthrie wed in Billings. Y P S C BE social hosted by Mr Mrs Hale with 25 attendees. Q U N club hosted by Mrs H O Kellogg. luncheon with Mabel Allen et al.
The advertisement highlights discounted ribbons in linen Batiste with colored satin stripes and velvet edged ribbons. It also promotes hosiery bargains including women's fast black cotton hose and cashmere hose, plus boys' ribbed cotton school hose, all advertised with low prices.
Embroideries sold by the pound with low prices 8c to 40c sorts 4c to 20c. Torchon laces edging and insertion 1 to 2 inches wide. Handsome patterns and bargains. Umbrellas advertised as lost or stolen and a quality shower stick with natural wood handle and paragon frame offered. A fine school umbrella also featured.
Frugal shoppers are offered fine wool sweaters in blue and red stripes in limited supply for 120 boys. The sale promises sea son type values with dimities at two thirds of real value and a wide range of fabrics, including muslin and leather goods, with many colors and styles on offer.
The ad lists low prices on textiles and housewares including quality fabrics from $1 to $1.25 a yard with numerous varieties and colors plus bedspreads curtains linens and wool undergarments. It also promotes suitcases leather cases and Negligee shirts with color options and durable constructions.
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