Lace edges and insertions on sale at $1.10 a bolt
Elyria lace pieces in varied widths and patterns are offered for many uses. The ad notes attractive designs and promotes a price of 1.10 dollars per bolt.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
15
Senators Tour Flathead Region and Polson Visit
A touring party including Senators Chamberlain Paynter Carter and Warren visited Flathead country. They praised scenery and urged railroad development by Great Northern. At Polson a local ladies’ spread welcomed them and Chief Antiste pressed Indian allotment concerns. A Montana steamer strike briefly halted travel but caused little delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Chamberlain
Senator Paynter
Polson
Carter
Warren
Costello
Great Northern
President Hill Heads Rough Montana Route Exploration
President L W Hill of the Great Northern, traveling with the senate irrigation committee, starts a difficult trip from Kalispell up Nyack or Mud creek over Cut Bank pass and down the other side. His party tours to evaluate a possible easier tunnel route while double tracking between Essex and the summit may be halted if Cut Bank or Sun River routes prove feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Kalispell
L. W. Hill
Great Northern Company
Senate Irrigation Committee
Nyack
Mud Creek
Cut Bank
Hill
Walter
Dan Doody
Dr. F. Buckley
Mr. Hill
Essex
First Russian aeroplane flight ends in wreck
Odessa reports the first flight of a locally made aeroplane piloted by Italian Cantani. The craft traveled four miles at ten feet but the fore part crashed. Cantani was rescued unconscious and badly cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Russia
Cantani
Salt Lake track in shape for opening amid meet clash
J W Rice and Salt Lake backers push a Salt Lake track opening set for Sept 15 or early Oct with 200 stalls, grand stand near completion, and plans for 50 cent admission. Vancouver interest and Ogden meet date conflict may delay, while Sister Francis wins sweepstakes trotting heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rice
W. W. Finn
Salt Lake
West
Ogden
Richard Dwyer
Frank Skinner
Vancouver
Rice
Utah Jockey Club
Arcadia
Ogden Jockey Club
Anaconda
Hamburg Belle Beats Uhlan in Match Race
Hamburg Belle defeated Uhlan in two straight heats at North Randall and set world records for a trotting race and fastest two heats. The mile record of 2:01 was established in the first heat, breaking Crescens’s prior mark at Brighton Beach. After the first race Hamburg Belle was sold to JH Hanna of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hamburg
Helle
Uhlan
North Randall
Crescens
Abbott
Brighton Beach
Tel
Flamburg Gelle
JH. M. Hanna
Six Furlong Sprints Clip Fast Track Time
Six races are listed with winners and placers. Pel ham, John J Sheehan, Myles O Connell, Kopek, Tom Reid, and Dr Sherman win their respective races with second and third places noted along with official times. The results cover six furlong to one mile events at a selling and handicap meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelham
Deneen
Aucassin
John J. Sheehan
Velma C
Myles O'Connell
Airy Fairy
Kopek
Bardonia
Buckthorn
Eastern Montana Bar Association Opens Annual Convention
The fourth annual convention of the Eastern Montana Bar Association opened at Hunter's Hot Springs with about 25 lawyers and spouses present. District Judges Henry, Clements, Cheadle and Stewart attended as sessions discussed the anti technicality bill and court remedies to protect substantial rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Hunter's Hot Springs
Eastern Montana Bar Association
Henry
Clements
Cheadle
Stewart
Sun
Fred J. Gibson
Gibson
Convention Adjourns with Mixed Views on Law Reform
The convention adjourns after a session where Judge Clements gave an interesting address. Acknowledging public sentiment, speakers conceded the current law suffices for the proposed measure. Tonight the new hotel dining room opened to praise, with a 50 by 100 foot plunge delighting lawyers.
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Clements
Chamber seeks new quarters as growth boosts Hamilton business
Hamilton notes the chamber of commerce seeks suitable quarters after agreeing to a 25 by 60 foot building on Second street to house meetings and exhibits. Construction starts after the old restaurant is vacated as the organization gains members with 20 new joiners and 15 intending to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Hamilton
Chamber of Commerce
Bitter Root Stock Farm
Second Street
Family Theater
Amy Gotlobe Company
Busby and Williams
N. C. Whitney
Harbor Beach
Mich
Co. K. Collins
F. H. Bailey
Missoula
Thomas Marlow
Notable Arrivals and Local Social Activities Reported
Prof Henry Schram from Chicago expected to arrive as principal. John M Downs of O W Kerr company traveled to Spokane. John McLaughlin from Stevensville visited town. A skating rink dance featured a 10 piece orchestra and drew local attention. Rev and Mrs Thomas H Barker and son left for Butte to attend the Methodist Episcopal conference proceedings.
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Ance
Henry Schram
Chicago
John M. Downs
O. W. Kerr Company
Spokane
John McLaughlin
Stevensville
Thomas H. Barker
Butte Y
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Prisoner in Miles City Foiled in His Escape Plot
In Miles City on August 25 Sheriff Wells uncovered a prison escape scheme by John Ritchie at Custer county jail. Ritchie planned to saw through bars with a steel tool hidden in bananas and attempted to slug the jailer. He hid the plan in a letter to his sweetheart and swallowed part of it to avoid capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Miles City
Custer County
Wells
John Ritchie
Ritchie
Year in penitentiary for Lewistown burglar
Lewistown dated Aug 2 John Chirk was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary after being charged with burglary He was arrested for robbing sheep camps in the Flatwillow country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Lewistown
John Chirk
Clark
Sheen
Flatwillow
Record price offered for Spokane apple show pick
James J. Hill offers twenty cents per pound for a selection of 100 boxes totaling 5 000 pounds to be exhibited at the second national apple show in Spokane November 15 to 20. Louis W. Hill of St Paul notes the Great Northern Railway will pay 1 000 for 100 boxes from growers in railway tributary territory. The winner will be chosen by experienced apple growers and shipped to eastern buyers and Europe with good keeping quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Spokane
James J. Hill
Ben H. Rice
Louis W. Hill
St. Paul
Great Northern Railway Company
Great Northern Railway
Europe
American Pacific squadron arrives at Ching Wan China
The tie squadron under Rear Admiral Barber has reached Ching Wan from Japanese waters. Admiral Barber and his commanders will travel to Peking for an audience with the regent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
American Pacific
Harber
Ching Wan
Two Laborers Crushed in San Francisco Building Collapse
In San Francisco a cave in at a building under construction crushed two laborers. One was named Joebn, a local resident, and the other William Ha, who had come to the city from a distant area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Aug. T
Joebn
Jane ‘ Wash
William Ha
Ale
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York
Mac
Macheinot
Connell
Toray
Sale Elyria Laces
Butte
M. J. Connell Company
Connell’s
Grand Flathead
Ing
Ravalli
Portland
Chief Antiste
Senator Carter
Reclamation Service
Secretary of the Interior
Montana
President Hill
Lfroplane
Edward
Joseph Madden
John E. Madden
Francis
Dewit
Hamburg Belle
Reno
Lawyers Holding
Hunter's
Springs
China
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