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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1903
Page
5
We sell diamonds and jewelry at cheaper prices than market. Rings from $1.00 to BASO.00, bracelets from $10.00 to $300.00, scarf pins from $6.00 to $240.00, earrings and studs from $6.00 to $400.00. Large line of solitaire diamonds for ladies and gents with prices $25.00 to $50.00.
A quirky catalog snippet invites gifting tallets or manicure sets for Christin. It touts handsome practical items in varied sizes and prices from £ to $47.00, noting many styles and a suggested Christin morning presentation of workboxes for her happiness.
A festive gathering described as lively and candid ends abruptly with a fatal streetcar accident near a city resort. The young group, chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Mochester, enjoys stories and music before tragedy strikes when a dog tapping under an outbound streetcar leads to a fatal collision. Weather outlook signals possible snow in the northwest, with sleighing reported good elsewhere.
In Butte society a busy week includes Prot, AL Winchell heading to St Louis for mineral exhibit plans, Mrs A Lays-Christie inviting members to AG Jutel's church, and a Women’s club committee meeting. A sewing party, dancing club starts, and hospital sympathy letters mark ongoing social activity with numerous hostesses and guests listed.
Mrs J Murper hosts a gathering with Ay Ard Mr Gilbsan and Mrs Gurrell among attendees from the Needlerrnft sewing circle. Guests enjoyed Sunghven hospitality and several ladies wore Chelsea needlework. Funeral plans for a Mr smallly Dates to be held at St Patricks church with burial at Catholic cemetery.
The piece catalogs regional sobriquets used by inhabitants of various areas such as Liverpaal Glaswerlaus Lancashire and Lincolnshire. It notes how each group is known by unique, sometimes humorous names like Dicks Samia Fousty Taek heatless thie and Yellow Wollles, reflecting local origins and etymology.
A crowded racecourse event features horses wearing blinkers on a wet, muddy track. The program details early results including Di Massie, Achilles, Lord Melbourne, Dare, and Safety Tleht among others with times ranging from 1:04 to 1:28, plus multiple placings and a Crescent meeting noted for New Orleans.
Horse weights and entrants across six races listed with abbreviations and partial names. Weather described as trick slow and later heavy.
Butte Steve Repate Co offers repairs and maintenance for moves ranges and furnpecs at 123 BE Park. The firm provides service for household items and related equipment, with emphasis on practical upkeep and timely assistance.
Morgan Krave reports a regular meeting at the lodge room on Wednesday night. The ceremonial included installation of officers with Henry Holt, Lewis J. Fleher, Charles W. Arann, John C. Roe and others named as officers and guards. Deputy supreme arch My Smith presided. James W. Dempster acted as outside guard.
A fragmentary report from Mt. Canta describes recent issuance of charters for shoe lasteners in St. Louis area as part of a broader labor charter week. The Americat Lahor office in Fite issued multiple charters, with the last to Vedor santzed and sent yesterday.
The Burte Clarke Protective Union No 12 announces extended hours for Neatlee stores starting Monday December 31 at 10 am and remaining open until 1 am through December 24, inclusive. Humber Snaverly serves as president and Harry Landbrecht as secretary.
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