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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1913
Page
10
Listing notes platinum lavallieres and 14k solid gold lavalieres. Also mentions 0k style or setting details for potential buyers.
The second day of the electrical workers strike in Butte passed without incident as pickets watched for nonunion labor and to prevent public prejudice. Union leaders and managers sparred over a proposed wage scale, with talks paused as city lamps were trimmed to prevent darkness while officials awaited responses from higher authorities.
At the fourth quarterly conference Grace Methodist Episcopal urged the return of Rev. J. A. Meeke as pastor praising the year’s progress. Delegates to the Bozeman annual conference were chosen, with alternates named. A separate striker meeting reported two high buildings disabled by electrical wire outages affecting elevator service and banking blocks.
A long fragment lists numerous names and places across Montana and nearby states, including Missoula, Helena, Billings, Great Falls, Anaconda, Bozeman, Deer Lodge, Dillon, Lewistown, Butte, Miles City, Whitehall, Havre, and surrounding towns. The item reads like a community directory fragment with many individuals and spouses or associates, but no cohesive event or narrative.
Lutey's Ady advertises 25 pounds sugar for $1 with $15 other groceries and 20 pounds sugar for $1 with $10 other groceries, promoting bundled savings.
Mrs. Gilberg of the Parisian hat shop at 45 North Main Street has returned from New York. Canada is adopting city planning and will appoint an honorary commission to craft a comprehensive plan for Ottawa. The plan covers parks, boulevards, public buildings, and traffic and transportation arrangements in the area.
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