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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1907
Page
7
Ladies and childrens hosiery advertised with three pairs for 50 cents. Includes women’s imported hose, boys and girls ribbed stockings, infants’ cashmere hose, all black or white, heavy weight options, double heels, spliced seams, and durable cotton yarns.
A Sunnyvale department sale features new silks and dress fabrics, including lightweight washable silks, taffetas, foulards, and crepe embroideries. Patterns are offered with embroidery, home patterns, and novelty textiles. Household linens including towels, bedspreads, and napkins are promoted at reduced sale prices.
A Park Avenue lodgin house arrest of Stuart Crowell follows a report that he lived with a 14 year old girl named Kate Foreman. Crowell, 25, with the moving picture crew, is accused of statutory and moral wrongs. County Attorney James aims to file an information in district court today and push for full prosecution.
Swedish comedian Hendricks returns to the Margaret theater Monday April 29 with Ole Olson a tale of intrigue love and comedy. He sings six new songs and showcases his vocal and comic talents in a refined performance. Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch comes Thursday May 2 with lively supporting roles and farcical scenes. Court hearings are set for a Mallon case with a change of venue sought amid anticipated witness turnout in Silver Bow and Deer Lodge counties.
The retailer promotes carpet and rug bargains with new designs at low prices. Offers include velvet and tapestry Brussels carpets, Axminster rugs, and Nottingham lace curtains in multiple colors. Many yardage quantities and per yard or per pair prices listed in advertisement style.
The following is a list of letters remaining uncalled for in the Anaconda post office for the week ending April 275. Names include John Rutz Charles Braden two entries Harry Cramer Eskil Carlson Giaivani Deini Gaeten Gislermira Mr Hill Dave Wallace Bylvaster Rouen J I Lapthorn Murphy Jamar Mc Mantas Stacey W Steele Le W Ing Charles P Vander ry Almond Mrs Mulock Trentley Mrs Carrie Brown Irw rank Mharals Miss Honey Garey Mrs P Hl Hughes Mrs Minnie Miller Mrs Minnie Moore Mrs Maggie Morao Mrs A Ne Mackay Miss Marie Wyland Miss Alma Olsnn Ryan Miss L B Stayton Miss vith Mrs P OR Niels P Anderson A La Grance Annie Malion Andrets Olinger Poporacki Frane Prsla Frenk Raslagie H D RRTT Postmaster
Information wanted for Otto F. Kiocekser formerly of Chicago age 30 with smooth face brown hair blue eyes. Last seen in Anaconda Wednesday. He may be staying at the Montang Hotel. Any information leading to his whereabouts appreciated by his aunt Mrs. Anna Dieckman of Chicago.
An advertisement promotes Vinol as the most valuable cod liver preparation, asserting it contains all medicinal elements of cod liver oil without the oil itself. It claims health benefits for the elderly, women, and children and asserts Vinol cures coughs, colds, and bronchitis, with sale points in Newhree Drug and nearby outlets.
Counterfeit bills with three as the serial number were passed on several Billings merchants. Police reported the bills appeared as ordinary currency though they bore evident counterfeiting features. Investigators noted the notes were found among discarded advertising slips. Authorities continue to track the individuals involved.
Special Dispatch to the Blanchard Billings Apel telegram reports the Mines land office acting commissioner ordered local officials to withdraw 400 acres of Huntley land near Urn Tunttey from entry. The land will be opened to selection at the History project in July after survey.
Special dispatch reports Frank Otterbach, arrested days ago by Yellowstown county authorities at Bing Wing county Minn request, is in Teer custody en route to Maniate. He faces a charge of misappropriating 3000 in cash entrusted by the bank for business use.
The report notes frequent sightings of shacks of carthnuaka in Gala Wely today. The residents of Southern tently anticipate a renewal of fears following the 1905 carthauake disaster.
A jumble of society notes lists visitors from Butte and Cable, a Diamond Tee Co proprietor, second hand goods ad, hall rent, and funeral notices. Entries include Paul Hurts P O box 276 The Standard, Fred E Albrecht from Cable at Montana hotel, Jinige Stewart visiting, R Kilroy editor, and Koll Pevalaumarea funeral details.
Janes Gris leads the Star Excess Cuisine establishment in Anaconda. The hotel features comfortable apartments under a European plan with rates starting at $1.50 per day and upward.
Special Manated alandard Billings and Aly Austrin were taken in charge by Sheriff Wenn on a charge of illegally selling alcoholic beverages near a railroad camp north of the city. Hearings set for next week. Odessa April 26 reports sixteen diamonds discovered today in a cave Governor Kanitars had rented for a summer residence.
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