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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1911
Page
4
HKEMMCSEYS advertises children dresses and coats at half or near half price for the new school term. It touts half price on school dresses in various styles and fabrics, galatea and woolen dresses from 2.25 to 7.59, sailor and belt-waist options, and coats for children and misses in warm weights at about 25% off.
Sampsck Clothing Boys offers a wide range of Young Men's, Boys, and Children's apparel in fall and winter styles. Russian suits, Sailor blouses, Norfolks, knickerbockers, and Nreist options available. Prices start around $2.43 for select suits, with larger sizes up to 18 years and Young Men's Sampeck suits featuring two and three button coats and peg top pants in fall styles.
A delayed shipment brings two lots of women’s tailored suits in navy and black. Suits priced at 22.50 feature semi-fitting jackets, satin linings, straight skirts, and broadcloth fabric. Also offered are inexpensive jewelry and accessories to refresh outfits, plus women’s neckwear, collars, and handkerchiefs at reduced rates.
Hosiery items advertised at drastic discounts today featuring women’s stockings at low prices and special offers on children’s ribbed socks. The ad promotes affordable pairs with prices around a quarter to a third of regular cost, urging quick purchase.
Old catalog sale lists cotton blankets and sheets in multiple sizes and colors. Prices range from $1 to $2.15 per pair with various borders and embroidered edges. Includes 50x72 gray sheets, 60x76 white sheets, and extra large gray blankets marked for sale.
Quincy Aug 29 Clark head of the fidlcial house of rep Matyee told reporters before leaving for Hamilton Mass that he defends Republicans and Democrats, saying the tariff board could be used to delay downward adjustments. He attacked Taft’s statements and urged keeping faith with voters, noting the 1910 campaign promises and reciprocity debates.
A Massachusetts senator delivers an address tracing the Grange movement history and the earliest successful declarations on states rights and government role in railroad regulation and control.
Deputy County Attorney Toole files petty larceny charges against Jeanie Don Gilruth Pat Byron and Joan Byron at the county attorney's office. Setzer reports about 70 dollars lost from his crop over the past month and notes a large theft last Sunday prompting detective work by Wing of the complaint.
At a regular meeting the board read a county attorney letter opposing the prior bond issue of 590,060 for building. A revised resolution was adopted by roll call, bearing interest at a stated rate and maturing over 22 years. The board appointed Thomas Toy and Frank Hogers to school posts, noted resignations and attendance changes, and approved bids and staff leaves, with several remedial actions in district schools.
John Wighpatrick faced charges of failing to provide for two minor children, Peart aged 10 months and Burl aged several years, after a recent appearance at the district court. Deputy County Attorney Toote stated the complaint, and Wighpatrick agreed to contribute $70 monthly but reportedly has not fulfilled that pledge. His wife, found innocent, was sent to Warm Spring.
Chicago sources report Moss Central railroad vice president SW. L. Park announcing officials will not meet the Federated Shop Employes representatives now in the city. Park said the company will confer only with accredited representatives with whom it has contacts. Federation President McCreary cited a reiteration of prior policy and hoped international officials would arrive soon to advance negotiations.
A dispatch from Livingston Montana reports three forest fires burning in Park County amid heavy smoke. The largest blaze approaches Timer creek near Mount Daldy, with rangers and nearby farmers fighting on Mill creek and another fire near Hanter's Springs. Officials say the Absaroke forest reserve area remains under active fire suppression with multiple crews deployed.
Report from Kerek describes a band of Indo pirates attacking a fort. The surge opened with heavy shell fire, causing multiple wounds. Several pirates were captured. many on the opposing side were killed or wounded during the assault.
Heavy white wool blankets in assorted sizes with embroidered borders and bound edges. Prices cut to 8.19 for large 66x80 blankets, 4.76 for Alia pair, and 4.79 for an extra heavy all-wool blanket with rel ayed borders.
John Weiser, a hay hand from Walker ranch on the Big Moly, arrived in Anaconda with $8 and was severely beaten and robbed at a booze party in the restricted district. He was jailed after sustaining a head wound and a knife cut on the nose. Fellow hay shover Jos. Fairehill was also beaten and robbed near lower Main Street, losing clothing and cash. Police detained two men, Penflergust and B. Vo Kibbon, matching descriptions, with another man Ogitan taken in for questioning.
A steamship narrowly escaped disaster when a sudden shift in wind drove the vessel toward shallow shoals near Charleston. Lifebuoys and crew steadied the ship as the wind eased, allowing a safer reach to Cutlerton bar with only minor damage and no loss of life reported. The incident left the liner thankful for the favorable wind turn and the crew’s rapid actions.
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