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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1927
Page
16
Thirty well selected items priced for Friday only greatly below the regular. Not too early for Christmas choosing. The comfort of these with chic simplicity and a long revers collar, turn-back cuffs, waist cord and tassel. Changeable lip stick colors in blue orchid.
The ad promotes Figured Designs rayon quilted robes priced at 5.95 with sizes 38 to 44. Features include a revers collar side tie pocket and varied shades in Copen blue light blue pink red and maize.
Oswego lodge Knights of Pythias hosts Butte Pythians with Rev E J Groeneveld veteran member and pastor delivering a talk on the society’s activities in years past. The address follows officer nominations for the new term as Oswego invites all Pythians to attend tonight's meeting. Charles T Lomas chairs the arrangements committee promising an enjoyable and entertaining session.
S. H. Miles of the Copper King block reported his overcoat and $26 stolen. Art Greenwood of 1948 Garrison reported a watch stolen. Cars driven by R. C. Lemon of 380 Pine street and John Brett of 125 Anaconda road were involved in a collision at Park and Wyoming streets yesterday.
The December issue of the Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers bulletin is received in Butte. It features a Christmas greeting from state president Mrs John H Gilbert and is edited by Mrs Frank Hazelbaker. On the cover is Marjorie Burrows poem Christmas Eve. Articles include Religious Education by Rev Thomas W Bennett Health Poster Contest by Mrs Sara E Morse Bible Study in General Education by Dr J McLaughlin and tuberculosis seals sale editorial.
Mr and Mrs Frank Massoli are under arrest at Harlowton awaiting transfer to Butte on a defrauding innkeeper charge. Sheriff Angus McLeod went to Harlowton to return the couple, who allegedly left the Butte hotel after running up a bill.
Trial of George Sutherland charged with violating the eight hour work day law is scheduled for 2 p.m. in Justice of the Peace J. J. McNamara's court. William Ries, a teamster and complainant, says he worked over eight hours daily. Sutherland is with Sutherland & Burns, builders on the Nine Mile road project. France reports a weak tourist season while Germany sees unusually many visitors.
Butte records show five more births than deaths in November at the city health office. Births totaled 75 with 44 boys. Deaths were 70, of which 51 were male.
A minor was arrested yesterday as the third member of a trio accused of breaking into Western Hardware and stealing several dozen dinner buckets. Two other suspects were arrested nearby on the East Side while trying to sell the buckets.
Mayor Beadle ordered Acting Chief Larkin to drop Bart Riley Nick Canning and Joe Williams from the police force as a cost cutting measure. Riley remains on the reserve list while Canning and Williams served as a driver and fingerprint expert respectively. In Rhineland fishermen report large hauls after electrifying a water stretch to stun fish.
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