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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1915
Page
5
Anaconda city items include Hammerstough's beer sale at the Mint, a dance at A. O. H. hall, and various shop offerings from Bee Hive to Red Lodge visitors. The notice lists concerts, toys, jewelry promises, piano sales, and social events with multiple personal names and local businesses cited.
Shopper pages show pure linen handkerchiefs in various packs and styles. Prices range from two to eight dollars with options including initial embroidery, lace edges, and gift boxes. Availability spans men and women sizes with boxed sets for easy gifting.
The Best promotes all silk hose in black and white. Items include Te-Women's all silk with garter tops, Onyx silk hose at 81.75, Lily of France hose in black or white, and novelty striped stock in black. Prices feature 50¢ and 75–81.75 ranges.
One of Tiffany's expert engravers is employed at Hammersions' graving shop, providing free engraving services. The note suggests a more convenient season for customers to have items inscribed using Tiffany's specialist technique.
Train service via Butte Anaconda and Pacific runs with departures from Anaconda at 633 p.m. and 9 15 p.m. and from Gregson at 1210 a.m. and 3 a.m. Round trip fare is 40 cents.
The Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railroad runs a special Sunday train from Anaconda at 9 p.m. returning at midnight. Round trip fare 40 cents. A list of names from across states appears with attendees and connections including Seattle, Red Lodge, Kool, Wyo, Helena, Bellingham, Tacoma, and Deer Lodge.
Miss Grace Mathewson Anna Me enzie Viola Tuchscherer Florence Burke Margaret McGreevey and Grace Armstrong and Ph Daniels Jr arrived yesterday evening from the University of Montana at Missoula to spend the holidays. They were met at Warm Springs by the Mathewson and Tuchscherer automobiles.
Susan Garrity filed for divorce from John Garrity alleging support and cruelty. The suit names attorney John W. James and cites intemperance by the husband as a contributing factor.
The Standard announces ongoing sale of leftover premiums at cost or less. A free charity barbecue is held tonight at 6:20 PM at 12 East Commercial Street, inviting the public to attend and enjoy free food.
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