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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1913
Page
7
Diamonds offered on installment terms with options to keep or return goods. Emphasizes affordability and value, noting customers can pay weekly or monthly and still own a substantial stone. A wide range of stones priced from $25 to $750 is available, with promises of clear value and honesty.
Butte notes list a wave of advertisements and brief travels. Mentions rent pianos from Orton Bros and a shopper lineup at The Clothery with $15 and $25 suits on sale. Locals such as Mrs. Sinkovich traveling to Bozeman for a sweet pea carnival and a Marysville prospector visiting town are recorded alongside travel plans to Glacier National Park and Seattle.
John Evans and his Butte family are on their annual Flathead valley vacation visiting D. J. Lambert seven miles south of Kalispell on the Somers road. Lambert praises the scenery and crops. The group planned a week at Glacier Park and Swan Lake before returning via Polson. Evans runs a mercantile business in Butte.
The Eagles announce their annual outing at Glen on Monday September 1 with special trains from Butte at 7 and 8 a m and returns from Glen at 3 p m 7 35 p m and 9 p m for 1 dollar round trip Ady
French Dry Cleaning offers ladies and men's clothing cleaning with guaranteed work and delivery across all parts of Butte. Unique Tailoring at 128 West Granite provides tailoring services, with both phones listed for contact.
Harry Borovsky, 48, a Choteau junk dealer, alleges rigged scales caused him to lose hundreds after buying from Rome and Marenstein. He admits taking $500 from the sellers as proceeds of a sale and plans to fight extradition. A. Sussman charged him following a claim of fraud and false weights.
Butte newsies march from Park and Main at 7 50 AM for Georgetown on a special car ride courtesy of J R Wharton. They will transfer at the corner to the Butte Anaconda Pacific station where H A Gallwey railroad general manager will provide a special train for about 300 youths.
The Cristoforo Colombo society plans a Labor Day outing for 200 to 300 members and guests at Joe Cerighino's Brown's Gulch ranch. Events include tug of war between miners and ranchers, prizes for most children and best dancer, a band and a big Italian style banquet. Dominick Salki leads the day with a committee of local organizers. travel will be by tally hos, autos, and other conveyances.
Florence Riley seeks separate maintenance after two years of marriage to William J. Riley claiming repeated beatings threats and injury. Adele George sues for divorce from Mike George alleging extreme cruelty and false accusations in front of others seeking custody of Isabelle George. Norris of Basin wins sweepstakes with 143 of 145, amid tense trophy shoot finishes and remarkable marksman Weaver posting 29 of 30.
A long hotel arrivals page lists numerous guests and their origins or destinations including W. A. Thomas Anaconda Lewistown Pittsburg and Helena with others such as D. N. Ditman New York Ed Fletcher San Diego and J. Hoffman Livingston among many.
A. Guay near the Nine Mile was held by Stock Inspector Collins for not keeping the hide from a slaughtered beef for 10 days before disposal. He sold the dressed meat and later the hide to a meat market. Deputy County Attorney Harry Myers filed the complaint. Guay pleaded guilty and was fined $14.
Nothing at regular prices is the slogan of the Boucher twenty sixth semi annual cleanup sale at 37 39 West Park street. The world's best ready-for-service clothes. Ady.
Butte blacksmiths and felpers union urges members to attend Tuesday meeting for election of delegates to the national convention by order of the union.
Montana sportsmen compete for individual titles in trophy events at the state shoot. Scores from yesterday show the meeting may yield the highest marks in 20 years as about sixty contestants shoot on well prepared grounds. A large crowd witnessed yesterday's action.
At the annual meeting tonight prizes were awarded as 50 targets were shot yesterday and another 50 today. The trophy shoot yesterday ranked Hirschy 47, Woodworth 47, Morgan 49, Bowman 48, Elton 49, Holohan 47, Flanagan 46. Yesterday’s totals included Flanagan 187 Morrison 161 Pyke 167 Holohan 187 Doll 171 Harker 181 Prater 186 Murray 188 Weather-
Today's shooting will crown the individual championship cup the three man team cup and the handicap medal. Luncheon was served at noon yesterday on the grounds by Butte ladies.
Clinton H. Moore of the city internal revenue office has been ill but appeared at work saying he does not have the grippe. He criticized a The Standard report, noting he could not attend a mining engineers meeting or banquet. He is a longtime member and active in the local engineers society.
Chicago today paused its weekly health bulletin as Health Commissioner Dr D G Young cut a warning against kissing from publication He said kissing is not dangerous if kept within due bounds and noted it has occurred since the world began insisting he would not raise his voice against it
Aug 25 Shanghai dispatch reports northern forces tightening around Nanking after two weeks of heavy combat with high casualties. Many wounded have been transported to Shanghai as the battle intensifies.
Washington August 25 The debate on the tariff bill focuses on freeing the list with a few commodities reserved for later, an amendment by Senator Kenyon to shift trust controlled articles to the free list, free print paper and paper schedule, and tensions over southern and New England cotton mills. Democratic leaders forecast early passage, some expecting a vote by the middle of next week.
London Aug 25 Two powerful native ruling families of British India united as Princess Indira daughter of Baroda’s maharajah married Prince Jitendra of Cooch Behar after a private ceremony and Hindu rite. The princess converted to Brahmanist faith before a civil registry wedding.
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