Diamond Jewelry Sale Backed by Clear Representation
A local jewelry seller advertises diamonds with full representation and an extensive stock for customers to choose from this year.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1903
Page
24
A local jewelry seller advertises diamonds with full representation and an extensive stock for customers to choose from this year.
The advertisement promotes wholesale access to diamond brooches from 10 to 500 dollars, diamond sear spins priced between 86 and 1000 dollars, diamond earrings and studs from 600 to 400 pounds, and a selection of rings for ladies and gents around 20 to 50 dollars. The listing emphasizes bulk buying for lower costs and a broad product lineup.
A festive suggestion from Christus stores offering a range of inexpensive to premium gift ideas. Browse manicure sets priced from about $1 to $45 and dozens of styles, plus workboxes touted as supreme gifts for her.
The Strotters club of young people took a straw ride to Lynndale on Sunday spending hours at the resort and returning by evening. The party included many named young men and women from Minneapolis and interests in entertainment and sociability. They were chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Rochestor and enjoyed a repast, with the tale including a dog incident and weather notes.
In Butte society circles Prof A N Winchell leaves for Chicago to attend a mines convention and exhibit at the world fair. Mrs W W Cheely hosts a St Patrick's gathering while Mrs A S Ley is noted as a Woman's club member. Remains of Mr Christie, president of ub, are to be honored at a morning union service. A new dancing club plans 125 enrolled couples. the Women's club music department passes resolutions to Dr Donnelly and France. A singhing party and river excursion wrap a festive day with many local names listed among attendees.
Mrs Carroll hosted a Christmas needlework gathering honoring guest Mrs McConnell of Lothrop with a luncheon. Attendees included Martha Fish, D W Tilton, Hi Jones, C K Williams, Hai Blackburn, C Connelly, Henry Mueller, M Prentice, AL Jackson, J H Harper, A J Gibson of Missoula, Seville, and others. the event reflected the Needlecraft Coterie’s social spirit. The obituary notes funeral services for the late Mrs Ignatian Connelly at St Patrick's Church with a 10 am Requiem and Catholic cemetery interment, processional from South Washington. Smokers sets and engraved cards advertised by the Standard Manufacturing Dept.
Report of Florence Crittenton workers in Butte seeking a safe home for a baby as a married mother, previously living in Helena, is placed in care. The article also mentions a miner Robert Hayden resigning for a life insurance post and then digresses into regional nicknames and linguistic curiosities.
San Francisco December racing card shows bookmakers not profiting as several races unfold. Winners include Massie Achilles Shaw Crescent City Bronx Big Ben Safety Licht and Annie Max with close finishes and varying times. Jacob Holtman officiated as starter across races.
Race card lists weights and entries for six races with purses and distances. Notable horses include Myriad Dancer, Sea Shark, and Trocadero among others. Conditions forecast cloudy with heavy track, first race at seventeen and one-eighth miles, later events feature handicaps and varied distances.
Morgan gross. No. 1 United Ancient Order of Druids held a harmony filled session on West Broadway. The official roster for the term ending May 1, 194 was installed with Henry Moy noble arch, Lewis J. Fisher vice arch, Charles H. Strongman junior past arch, Jon C. Roe secretary, William Hocking treasurer, A. M. Smith appointment bonductor, John Gi Halley inside guardian, Thomas Waters outside guardian, John Strawin district, and Augustus M. emearch for the stat.
Reports from Butt headquarters show numerous shoe lasters unions chartered in St. Louis. the Tasters union was organized, and a charter issued yesterday. Shoeworkers branches are the only unions in the city allied with the A L. Stores will stay open until 10 p.m. from December 21 to 24, inclusive. Snaverly, president. Harry Lambrecht, secretary.
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