A Few Specials on Limited Time Stock Remnants
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1902
Page
12
A few special offerings are presented for a limited time as regular stock remnants from large lots that sold well this season. Prices are exceptional while quantities last.
Classified note promotes five pieces of all wool striped waistings in varied colors and styles. Twelve patterns in imported etamine cheviot waistings, finest grade, with each pattern different, available at reduced price.
Advertisement notes seven pieces of regular 50c wash silk offered in 20 pieces of allovers in turked and plain chiffon with lace insertion. Previously sold at four to eight dollars per yard. current pricing promised but not specified.
Nellie Davis in Missoula county jail claims Maude Templeton and Gloie Eller admitted robbing Henry O Hanlon of $200 at the Gem theater and planned to divide the loot with others. Davis overheard their discussion while jailed beside them. The Gem heist led to their earlier discharge for lack of evidence.
Ernest Roemhild, an elderly woodchopper living near Austin, four miles northwest of Helena, reported to the sheriff that a stranger robbed him in his cabin last night after choking him. The attacker, about 21 years old, five feet two inches, fled with $40 from Roemhild’s pockets, leaving $75 in his own possession.
Roemhild identifies a stocky three inch tall Swede with a red moustache and a black left eye scar. Telegrams sent to adjoining counties to locate the man matching the description. The woodchopper is well known locally and his story is believed.
Officer McGregor arrested a man using the name Charles Gustavson at the Helena hotel. He is wanted by Lewis and Clarke authorities for robbing a man of 40 dollars. He matches the description and claims he had 16 dollars at arrest, 20 when he left Blossburg. The tale said he knocked an old man down to steal.
Sheriff Watts of Ravalli county escorted 16 year old Harry Hartley to Miles City for reform school. His mother and stepfather hoped the move would help. Three Hamilton bartenders B J Fitzgibbons James Peak and Bruce Hunter were fined for selling liquor to minors after pleading guilty in Missoula.
Fire crews responded to a chimney blaze at the Denner residence at Wear Spruce and Owen streets in Missoula. The flames were brought under control quickly and no injuries are reported. Garden tools by McBride's were listed among items.
At Parsons' hospital tonight the following residents along the Coeur d'Alene branch were admitted William Burdette of the Western Lumber company with the grippe Mrs William Duva's little daughter and Alexander Don-
Nelly works as a placer miner along Fish Creek. The brief notice highlights her occupation and location without additional details.
Missoula April 1. Louis Geiger a Pine Street cobbler once jailed for vulgar language was arrested again last night on a disturbance charge. Neighbors allege he carried on in a more shameful manner at his home, prompting action by Merrill Hinchman.
In court today he entered a guilty plea and was fined and costs. Those acquainted with the case hoped for a heavier punishment. If he continues his disgraceful practice the courts will likely impose a jail sentence.
April 18 report notes Manheim won today and sold his business block to Mentrum and Briggs through E A Winstanly. The event centers on the Europeana venue in Missoula with the transfer of property.
Missoula heads into the new Northern Pacific station with first rail use scheduled for tomorrow morning. Key staff move in as track connections complete and old structures clear, inviting improved offices and more space for dispatchers and operators.
A single story brick property adjoining the electric light and water offices sold for 7400 dollars. Mr. Manheim will take possession by May 1. Visit Missoula Nursery's greenhouses or call city store Higgine avenue.
Missoula churches list Sunday worship and meeting times. Methodist Rev J W Bennett Preaching 11 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school 12:20 p.m. Epworth league 6:30 p.m. Congregational Rev J A Barnes 11 a.m. Sunday school 12:15 p.m. Christian Endeavor 7:20 p.m. Presbyterian Rev Walter Hayes 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school 12:45 p.m. Junior Endeavor 4 p.m. Senior Endeavor 6:45 p.m. Baptist Rev J F Salsman preaching both services. Sunday school 12:15 p.m. Junior Union 4 p.m. Young People 7:15 p.m. Episcopal Rev W C Reed morning and evening services. Scandinavian Rev M Peterson 8 p.m. First Church of Christ Scientist meets 11 a.m. Doctrine of Atonement. Sunday school after. Christian Church Cedar and Washington morning sermon Blessedness of Real Ignorance Reproaches for Christ. evening sermon Reign of Law with music. German Lutheran Rev Gustav Mertz remains at Helmville.
Spring tooth harrows and grain drills offered with catalogue details. Dealers invite inquiries for pricing, models, and specifications.
L N Simons advertises wallpaper at 26 cents for a double roll and two coats of paint at 14 cents per yard.
Two children in the family of Joan Hurt at Corvallis are ill with scarlet fever according to local reports. The health concern is noted as serious in the community.
Karl Simmons, a Northern Pacific land agent based in Helena, is visiting from his home. Frank J. Davies, linked with the same land department, is present in Missoula.
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