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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1908
Page
6
The notice showcases a wide selection of overcoats for men including ulsters plush lined with fur collars and fur lined coats. It promises very warm garments for outdoor work and emphasizes affordable prices with flexible payment options.
A clothing retailer notes several suits remain in stock from a remaining lot and are being offered at 16.59. The offer targets customers seeking affordable wardrobe options and highlights limited availability for the assortment.
On the occasion Byrnes will provide a brass band for the skating program at the regular price of 15 cents admission.
A special train from Butte will transport skaters and curlers to an event. The trip highlights regional athletic participation and city involvement in winter sports.
In Anaconda district court Mrs Morse sues city and building owner Eugene Conrad after brick and a falling beam injure her while walking past the Connred building on Park Avenue. The case moves toward trial as pleadings near completion and a January term setting is anticipated.
Discriminating Annaconda playgoers will be delighted by the Margaret theater presentation of Babes in Toyland on Saturday December 1. Victor Herbert supplies music while Glen MacDonough writes the libretto in a lavish light opera style. Julian Mitchell directs a complete New York production intact for the tour.
Manager Byrnes of the Anaconda skating and curling rink drew a large crowd when opening as scheduled three weeks ago. The event featured a first class ice and was described as the largest skating gathering in the city. Byrnes expects personal oversight with assistance from Frank Lynette. Khoury Bros will display a large assortment of oriental rugs at Copper City Commercial Co for one week.
Come early. Now is the best time to have holiday photos taken. Hunter the photographer on Cherry street introduces several new novelties. sittings made at night by appointment. Personal attention given to all work.
An ad touts Poslam as a new skin remedy that stops itching from eczema and other skin troubles after first use. It claims quick healing for infants and various conditions, with a special package and free experimental supply available by writing to Emergency Laboratories in New York.
Local items announce sawed wood at Staton and a dance at A H hall tonight. Various ads promote Schlappi piano tuning, eye specialists, Edison records, and Heinz products with demonstrations at local stores. Funeral plans, church services, and the Moran and Monahan obituaries share the day’s community schedule.
Election of officers in Clan Stewart No 155 O S C Anaconda last night names Chief Thomas J Strachan past chief J M Jameson tanist F N Willey chaplain Rev H A Carnahan secretary James Pringle financial secretary W S Law treasurer John Mackenzie senior henchman Glen Hamilton junior henchman A M Macintyre senes chal William Daun warder Coll Campbell sentinel J W Mitchell physician J M Sligh piper Maj John Duncan standard bearer J A MacGregor trustee J M Krox.
Copper City Commercial Co advertises 20 percent discount on comforts and blankets for today only, urging shoppers to take part in the limited time sale.
A runaway eastbound freight train on the Mullan Grade derailed 14 cars after slipping on ice and snow. The engineer doused the main line switch at Weed station to avert disaster, with wreckage blocking the line between Garrison and Helena. A wrecker crew cleared tracks all day while officials investigated the cause.
A health warning describes how overwork and a strenuous modern life injure the kidneys, listing symptoms such as dull back pain and urinary issues. It promotes Dean Kidney Pills as a kidney specific remedy that can cure sick kidneys, regulate urination, and relieve related pains.
Missoula December 1 Prof J H Underwood of the University of Montana history and economics department is named by the president of the International Tax Association as a member of a seven person committee to draft a proposed model inheritance tax law. Other members include Harvard’s Charles J Bullock William H Corbin Connecticut state tax commissioner A C Pleydell New York Tax Reforms association KE L Heydecker New York City Hall of Records and S S hheubner of the University of Pennsylvania.
William Weyman of the Missoulian pressroom and Florence B. E. Martin, both well known in Missoula, wed at the Cyr residence in South Missoula in a small ceremony. Rev. J. W. Tait officiated. They will reside in Missoula after a short seaside honeymoon.
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