Jewelry Store Ad Appeals to Careful Buyers
Those desiring to purchase precious stones or jewelry should visit our store and examine our stock. Our prices are moderate and our stock is suitable to the modest or fastidious buyer of gems or jewelry.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1911
Page
19
Those desiring to purchase precious stones or jewelry should visit our store and examine our stock. Our prices are moderate and our stock is suitable to the modest or fastidious buyer of gems or jewelry.
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. Automobile insurance, Slemons and Youth. Various locals travel to Los Angeles Portland and San Francisco. Births, marriages, illnesses, and social visits noted along with business ads and theater announcements. Frank Centrich dies at 81. funeral pending brother's contact in Washington.
Two miners die in separate cave ins and falls. Frank Centrick, 21, fell eight floors at the Leonard mine while escaping a blast and died an hour later after being found on the seventh floor. John Harrington, 21, died en route to St James hospital after being crushed in a ground fall at the Tuolumne mine. Inquests scheduled for both, with relations in Washington and Arizona.
Mrs E J Butler sister of Josie Moore arrives from Oregon to claim the body found on the mountainside behind Columbia Gardens. John Dobson, linked to the case, calls death by own action but relatives doubt foul play. Moore’s husband died in 1909 by an Oregon Short Line train. funeral today will be private for relatives and close friends.
Three men, one colored, entered a house at Tresk then followed the railroad to Woodville tunnel. As Great Northern train 235 crawled by, the colored man fired his six shooter, emptying chambers at the smoker. The trio fled toward Meadvill e after frightening passengers. deputies traced sightings near Woodville and Elk Park.
Deputy Nick O'Donnell departed for Winnipeg to fetch Charles Harris former owner of the Southern hotel. Harris is wanted on grand larceny charges and may seek to delay proceedings by invoking requisition rights despite Harris's prior waiver of papers.
All contestants must weigh in by Sunday September 3 between 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p m at McCarthy’s gymnasium. Entrance fee is 10 dollars per team and weight limit is 150 pounds or under. Labor Day Committee.
A fragmentary poem lines speak of a voice declaring worth in desolate places and calling the reader to honor in harsh landscapes. The string ends with an advertisement for Orton Brow piano organs at 216 218 Main Street suggesting a New York Sun mention.
Police recovered information leading to the arrest of Juro Unichjveech alias Jonn Dobel and Mike Conigoviach for alleged connection with a murder at Pipestone Springs. A blue revolver was found in a room, and arrests followed after a witness described the defendants as prospectors who visited nearby power plant areas. Preliminary hearings are scheduled in Whitehall for Henningan and Bulaich, with the two latest arrests to be heard later.
The funeral for the late Mrs. Marie Tierney will be held Tuesday morning at the family residence 839 North Montana street at 9 30 a m proceeding to St Patrick's church where high mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock Hannah Harrington Mrs Hannah Harrington aged 54 died last evening at 216 South Montana street The funeral will take place Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock proceeding to St Patrick's church where high mass will be celebrated at 9 30 o'clock
Today the city sees a new display of scarfpins in 14k from Traub One, exclusive makers for high grade jewelry. The shop also features Kumentz lik line, 10k Kohn line, Libbey cut glass, and silver pieces from Gorham Towles Whiting and Alvin, all touted as best value.
Encouraging reports from the University club meeting in Judge Lynch's courtroom. The club will occupy new quarters above Ben Calkins' store at Broadway and Main. Possession voted for Sept 15 with furniture partial delivery and remodeling near complete. Opening night expected as a big smoker to showcase social possibilities. about 250 members anticipated. Eleven new names added to the roll.
Dr. Hansen in Silver Bow reports Ehrlich’s 606, a new discovery for blood diseases, can now be used in treatment. The breakthrough centers on a serum praised for its potential to alleviate conditions affecting patients with severe blood disorders.
A mixed verse item features a diner quarreling with a wealthy corporation over service of souls. The spring river scene follows with fish and lungfish singing a patriotic twist, ending with notes on want ads being cheap and effective for hiring.
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