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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
13
The ad extols the elegance of pearl necklaces, noting four small necklaces priced at 110 215 290 and 525, and three with large pearls at 2100 3100 and 5400. It promises price guarantees equal to or lower than any comparable goods and asserts pearl value rises with size.
A patchwork of local items includes residents traveling to Los Angeles and San Francisco, births on East Mercury and North Montana streets, advertized sales and services, and a legal note on a city street grading dispute. The fragment mentions Joseph Burke and James Duggan heading abroad, a Christmas gift display, and a court case awaiting final verdict in Butte.
A Montanan Bull Moose faction plans to block passage of any ready laws in the state legislature this winter. Meeting at Progressive headquarters elected officers and set regular winter sessions plus education campaigns. A Chicago trip next Tuesday will select delegates and alternates for a national Moose gathering. Local news notes weddings and a street sighting in Baltimore.
The Butte federal trial of Max Fried continues with Fried testifying for hours in a disputed case involving Grace Beal and Suslack. Witnesses describe forged and entangled money, a Spokane trip, and alleged traffic in women as prosecutors push for a verdict while Fried denies all major claims.
Tim Driscoll, the sheriff-elect, says he will enforce Montana gambling laws with no exceptions in Silver Bow County. He notes there are 95 days in the year and every day will be treated alike, and hints at possible deputy appointments while declining to comment on other rumored candidates.
A capacity crowd will attend the Entre Nous Club show at the Broadway theater in Butte tonight under the direction of the Entre Nous club of Flutter. The large capable company includes excellent vocalists and meritorious specialty artists. Rehearsals with Philly Blake have continued, and the group has learned their parts. A single performance is scheduled in Butte, with an additional show tomorrow in Anaconda at the Bargaret theater.
Adam B. Fos general manager of Kendalight and Power Company and Miss Aena B. Fahey a popular Hall’s Sons resident were married in Helena on Tuesday by the Very Rev Father Day. They will make their home to where.
A groom from Canton Ohio and his bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Fair, were joined in a ceremony. Attendants included Row McKenney of Hilger and Nellie L Fahey, sister of the bride.
Pastoral production at Family Theater promises rural freshness with the Chase-Lister offering as the curtain rises next week. The show features a family friendly cast and a scenic portrayal of countryside life.
After an extended illness, Ernest Fretsche a native of Germany and resident of Huntington died last evening at the home of Mes F Goben 418 North Alabama Street. The notice records his birth and death details and residence.
Notice for a lodge election urges all members in good standing to attend Saturday at 8 o’clock. Ellen Westling is named as treasurer and advocate.
Hostesses from the church on Sliver and Montana streets organized a birthday party to raise funds for a charity. Guests paid one cent for each year of their age, and the event featured music and refreshments. Proceeds supported the church fund.
President Cipriano Castro of Venezuela arrived in port aboard the Windhuk from Teneriffe. He did not land and proceeded by steamship to Antwerp. From there he will travel to Paris.
A report states a member of the board of education was arrested today on charges of violating the state fire escape law for failing to provide proper fire escapes in several school buildings. The incident highlights safety enforcement actions against district leadership and facility compliance.
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