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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1913
Page
7
Diamonds offered on installment terms with options to keep or return goods. Emphasizes money’s elusiveness and benefits of paying weekly or monthly to avoid trifling expenses. Advertises a large diamond line priced from 25 to 750 and promises value for money.
Pent planes from Orton Bros Adv miss N Thomas heads to Pueblo Colo Beans Saturday night Walker Adv Hit the trail for Gamers shoe sale Frank Vogt of Livingston at the Finlen Mrs Amontanelli departs for San Francisco J C Ring travels to Red Lodge T P McKinney of Dillon registered at the Butte Buy wines liquors and delicacies at Lisa’s Clothery sale ads Mainsprings watches Mayer jeweler Yegen Bros pay interest Born Aug 22 to Samuel Barnett 9 North Oklahoma St a son Born Aug 21 to Lester Weaver 2019 Grand Ave a daughter Clinton Moore confined by grippe J G Saunders returning to New York Born to Floyd Bushnell 720 Zarelda St a son Mary Kinkel travels to New Ulm Minn Stationery and sundries at P O news stand Auto tour book $1.50 at Standard office Mrs W R Engstrom leaves for San Francisco Judge Bourquin to Montreal Boulder Springs crowded Billings visitors report thrashing grain in Midland empire John R Lewis sails for Liverpool Aug 27 Nellie Wilder arrives from Los Angeles visits brother D E Wilder Yellowstone trip forthcoming
Advertisement notes a tan water shed men’s raincoats valued at 10 dollars offered for 5.65 dollars. Promotion highlights the price at Boucher’s located at 37 39 West Park Street with an advance notice style.
T J McCarthy announces a new sanitary grocery and meat shop at 64 East Broadway. Advertising copy notes exclusive agency for Electric Light brand flour and provides the telephone number 1985.
All gate receipts from the last three days of the Anaconda racing meet belong to the Deer Lodge County Fair Association. No passes will be honored on these days. This applies to everyone.
Fishermen are invited to a casting tournament at Silver Jake this Sunday August 24. The train departs the B A P depot in Butte at 7:00 a.m. Entry is two dollars for the round trip.
Delegates to the American Institute of Mining Engineers conference depart Butte amid a Yellowstone Park trip. AFriday closing included college groups from MIT Columbia Mines Harvard Yale. Notable speakers discussed geology, smelting and mining practices with widespread hospitality from Butte firms.
The county board of health yesterday approved a strict umination order requiring owners or agents to notify the board when a house, tenement, flat, or other dwelling is vacated. The board will fumigate if needed, and occupancy is barred until notified. Violators face a fine of 10 to 50 dollars under section 1494.
Brown, suspected as Cunningham’s accomplice in a Three Forks bank swindle of 1500 dollars, was identified Thursday night by patrolman Wesson and detective White. Sheriff Evans of Gallatin transported Brown to Bozeman. Cunningham’s whereabouts remain unknown, though authorities suspect he may be in Butte. Cunningham posed as Kansas farmer, cashed a 1000 and a 500 dollar check in Three Forks. the 650 dollar check was worthless.
Miss Pearl S Cross of Racine Viv arrived in Butte at 9 o clock to wed Reed A Johnston. The ceremony was at the parsonage with Rev. Charles A Rexroad officiating. The couple will reside in Butte in a home prepared in Silver Bow addition.
The Passing Show of 1912 drew a large Broadway audience, with packed boxes and full galleries. A burlesque style revue praised for its lively cast led by Trixie Friganza, Willie Howard, Ernest Hare, and Adelaide and Hughes, featuring comic operas and a roof garden finale that elicited strong applause. The production delivers polished acts, strong specialties, and effective choreographic routines.
An information was filed by the county attorney charging J. D. Boswell and John Doe proprietor of the Lyric theater with conducting a lottery. Boswell allegedly gave away lottery tickets entitling holders to chances in a drawing for Santa Rosa lots. Tickets were used to entice patrons with paid admissions granting a ticket. Deputy County Attorney Percy Napton led the investigation.
A fire alarm was triggered at 7 p.m. by smoking rags in a dwelling owned by Mrs Hopkins at 431 South Ohio Street. Rags near a chimney touched the kitchen range while preparing supper. The resulting loss amounted to virtually nothing.
Footwear in styles and sizes to fit all members of the family at low prices for quality goods. Located at 180 West Park Street, Everybody's Shoe Store advertises a broad selection for all ages and needs.
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