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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1910
Page
6
Christmas shoppers explore platinum and gold neckpieces set with diamonds and stones. The store touts a large, complete stock of diamonds, watches, jewelry, and silver in Butte with first quality, well crafted items.
Our display features watches with standard mikes in silver and gold filled cases and solid gold, many up to date and varied in design. Cases from Gorham Towle and other top factories, plus glass from Libbey and Hawkes, all etched with maker names. We offer engraved glass, fruit designs, and artistic cuts, with low prices and ready facilities to meet demand.
We spotlight diamond rings in cluster and solitaire styles with prices varying by size and quality. A remarkable diamond is offered at 25.00, a special price on many rings that would fetch 35.00 elsewhere. Rings range in size and value across the stock.
Governor Norris pardons Murray after union of evidence and mistaken identity claims. Murray had been jailed for a Nine Mile Nugde hold up where prosecutors argued he was the “short man.” Noris notes prior Beaverhead case and possible Dean connection. Murray must stay away from the Nine Mile area and refrain from further wrongdoing.
A temporary organization formed Tuesday at Mrs. William L. Creden s home plans to centralize a civic improvement movement. Mrs. Kate Rogers was named temporary chair, with Mrs. EB Welrick secretary, and many women from churches and social groups pledged support. The group seeks to form a broad association open to all good women, to improve social and moral welfare and provide a rest room for women in need.
A doll birthday party hosted by J H Leyson on North Main celebrated three year old Irene Walden and Bonita Decker with guests, music, and cakes. Nearby notes mention Mr Davis planning to winter in Southern California, Mr Egan’s Hot Springs trip, and local clubs hosting dances and social events as Helena society continues its busy winter season.
A dubious advertisement touts a whistle and whiskey based remedy for rheumatism. It prescribes specific ingredients including screwable tonics and a step by step intake method, claiming rapid relief after initial doses and permanent results, urging readers to seek stock via a wholesaler.
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