Fancy Dimities and Wide Range of Ladies Shoes on Sale
A vivid display features airy dimities 27 inches wide sold at a yard with white wash goods in satin stripe fabrics also 27 inches wide. Dotted organdies combine with dotted Swiss for cool body 27 inch width. A line of cotton crepons with 27 inch width and varied colors valued at 20 cents a yard. A selection of ladies shoes includes Oxford Juliettes and strap sandals from Thomas G Plant Co and Burt Packard with prices from $3 to $5 a pair.
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Thomas G. Plant & Co
Burt & Packard
Dainty Lace Stripe Material Listed for Sale
Description notes lace stripe fabric with ruffled edges. measures 3 yards in length and is of fine quality. Priced at $75 per pair.
Traveling salesmen pin hopes on McKinley era growth warns of trust impact
A Montana commercial traveler argues in a letter to the editor that more than 42 000 traveling salesmen have lost work since 1896 under trust consolidation. He contends Republicans are not solely responsible for trusts and predicts votes for McKinley and expansion policies, citing industry layoffs and industry-wide absorption.
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Montana
The
Standard
Butte Inter Mountain
Kansas City
Bryan
Presioot McKinley
Toleco
Mantle
Carter
Congress
Bryan Backed by Travelers in Election Stance
John Ganey aged 37 died yesterday at his sister’s home 461 East Broadway. He belonged to the Knights of Pythias and Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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John Ganey
Dan Volan
East Broadway
Knights of Pythias and Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers
Miners Death and Local News From Livingston Area
Funeral of Thomas W. Thomas in Livingston after a mine rock fall killed him. An inquest blamed his death on his own negligence. Also reported: funeral of John Wittmeir after a runaway accident. effort to organize a Livingston pacing association. injuries to Thomas Kerwin in a runaway. search for missing L A Piper. Chief P W Neilson takes three weeks leave with Patrolman Hansen replacing duties.
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Thomas
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
L. H. Mickle
Western Federation of Miners
Aldridge
Chico
John Wittmeir
Wittmeir
Clyde Lewis
Mill Creek
Yellow Stone
Butte
Livingston
H. J. Miller
A. L. Robertson
A. W. Miles
Mentor Wetzstein
George Colpitts
Livingston Fair and Rracing
Thomas Kerwin
Kerwin
Pampel
L. A. Piper
St. Mary
Ohio
Fountain Hotel
Park
Bunday
Bueller
St Mary
Piper
P. W. Neilson
Racine
Wis
Nelson
Hansen
Northern Montana Office of the Standard Ad Rates
The Northern Montana Office of the Standard is located in the Head Cory Block in Great Falls opposite the Park Hotel. Advertising rates are furnished on application.
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Montana
The
Standard
Head-Cory
Great Falls
Park Hotel
Prairie fire devastates Belt Sand Coulee range
Reports from Belt describe a prairie fire started by a locomotive near Sand Coulee that swept across a vast area between Sand Coulee and Belt. It destroyed thousands of acres of range and fencing, with several farmers losing livestock and farm gear.
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Belt
Sand Coulee
T. BE. Teelaney
Box Elder
Thomas
Wool Market Largely Quiet At Great Falls Exchange
Great Falls wool exchange reports little business in ten days with buyers showing modest interest. Prices offered align with the season as sales proceed, including Pileram 7 pounds at 1 1 2 c to Barraclough for J Koshland & Co and Parker 14 000 pounds at 1 1 2 c to Judd & Roote of Hartford Conn.
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Hillsberg
Lilberman & Co
Sam Church
Herst, Liebman & Co
David Dickey
Dewey, Gould & Co
Cook
Inc
Koshland
Thomas Merl
Mige
Francia Wiley & Co
Godfrey
Dewey, Gould & Co Co
Cullanger
Jeremiah Williams & Co
John Stanley
Francis Wiley & Co
Jenison Bros
Silberman & Co
Spohr
Great Falls
Great Falls Wool Exchange
P. Pileram
Ihc
J. Koshland & Co
George W. Parker
Judd & Roote
Hartford
Conn
J. HW. Hughes
Ute
Roote & Judd
P. Reyman
Reyman
EK. B May
Wool market sees brisk activity in Billings sale
The wool market in Billings Aug reported brisk activity with over 500000 pounds sold. Buyers pressed to complete transactions as sales continued, signaling rising demand for wool.
Chester Lyman Receives Appointment Announcement
Chester Lyman son of Mr and Mrs George F Lyman of Anaconda has received word of his appointment to a splendid team tion and secures the Perth.
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Chester Lyman
Perth
George F. Lyman
Careless lawn sprinkling annoys sidewalk users
A letter complains about homeowners directing lawn sprinklers toward sidewalks. Water damages hats dresses waists and shirt fronts as pedestrians pass. It urges sprinkler spray be confined to lawns to avoid sidewalk spraying.
Fire Breaks Out Near Anaconda Reservoir
A small timber fire near Anaconda by the water company reservoir is considered insignificant, burning mainly brush. A large smoke column rose but little timber was lost. the area has seen prior fires and watershed damage.
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Anaconda
Water Company
Bo Fan
Tudes
Lucky Mrs Sullivan Wins Lawn Dale Lot Prize
Mrs. J F Sullivan of 805 Ash Street won a 20 by 100 foot lot on Main Street Lawn dale New Jersey after entering a magazine puzzle competition. The suburban town of Lawndale is booming and promises growth.
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J. F Sullivan
Ash Street
Lawndale
N. J
Property Lot Worth in Town Sets Value At 2000
Mrs Sullivan reports the lot is valued at 2000 with property values rising rapidly in the town. she notes the value is expected to climb soon due to current market trends.
Colfax Lodge Hosts Impromptu Reception for Ladies
Deborah Rebekah lodge members were surprised by Colfax lodge No. 20 J O O F hosting an unscheduled reception and banquet for about 100 ladies and gentlemen. John Thomas led the head waiters in serving Ramacciotti prepared fare, followed by music by Miss Edna Weil and Samuel Mahan, then dancing and games.
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Deborah Rebekah
Colfax Lodge No. 20
John Thomas
Colfax Lodge
Ramacciot
Edna Weil
Samuel Mahan
Parrot and Monkey Talk in Old Time Marital Quips
A humorous exchange features Janet resisting marriage while jokes about a moonshine lifestyle mix with playful boasts. The speaker claims companionship by declaring she is nearly wed, citing a parrot that swears and a monkey that chews and smokes as part of the lively banter.
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John
Janet
Washington Star cartoon quotes uncle about father
In a Washington Star strip a grave little girl asks what her father thinks in politics. The uncle responds that rumors say he first sat on his ear and then stood on his head, adding he is very worried about father.
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The
Washington Star
Notice of Bankruptcy Sale of Silver City Mercantile Goods
The trustee in bankruptcy of the Silver City Mercantile company invites sealed bids by August 26 1900 for the sale of all stock of goods dry goods groceries liquors cutlery and hardware at 827 Front Street South Butte Montana Bids require a 10 percent certified check and are subject to referee approval Livestock harness and wagons are reserved Inspection hours are 1 to 4 p m daily Bids may be left with the trustee or at 527 Hennessy building Butte Montana
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Silver City Mercantile Company
Front Street
South Butte
Silver Bow County
Montana
W. FE. Carroll
Hennessy
Butte
Gioods
A . G. H. Spencer
Silverity Mercantile Company
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