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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1907
Page
3
The Connell store shows more women's garments than any other in the region prompting a reduction in on hand stock. The aim is to lower inventories to a leaner level with reduced capital tied up.
All women’s coats in the store have been reduced in price as part of a storewide sale. Shoppers are urged to act quickly to take advantage of the discounts before supplies run out.
A local advertisement declares a fur sale offering a full fourth of the regular marked price on every fur piece in stock, inviting shoppers to take advantage of substantial discounts across the collection.
Local shop advertises a sale on every suit costume party and evening gown for women at half price. Large selection, limited time, discounts apply to all styles including formal wear. May attract shoppers seeking wardrobe updates at reduced cost.
In Judge Lynch s department juror Amos Dooney was arraigned on a felony charge after soliciting a bribe. He was granted bail and given until next Saturday to plead as motions and delays shadow the court.
Mountain View chapter No. 34 of the Order of Eastern Star holds its annual installation of officers Friday evening. The officers named include WM Mrs. Wa Whenry, W P Harry Pugh, treasurer Mrs. Arminta Jones, secretary Mrs. Salina Esters, conductress Ida Bullett, assistant conductress Emma Pugh, warder J. D. Fagan, sentinel John James, Adah Mrs. Barah Walker, Ruth Mrs. Addie Pagan, Esther Mrs. Florence James, Martha Mrs. Tulla Pavsong, and other named officers.
J B Gates, renowned auctioneer from New York, arrives in Butte to close out Leys jewelry store stock at public auction. He extols the collection as exceptionally fine with no shoddy goods and high standards, noting the goods are top quality for any city.
Epworth Sunday school will meet at the jog house behind the Willard residence four years south of Boulevard hall on Spath dom ana street at 3 o clock this afternoon. P Sipple is superintendent and urges full attendance. New papers and other supplies will be distributed to scholars and teachers. Thomas Roskilly will preach at 7 20 this evening. All are cordially invited to attend both services. W C Shippen pastor 622 Maryland avenue
In Deer Lodge notes from The Standard a list of visitors and attendees over the Christmas period is recorded. Janice Foren and others from nearby towns visited families in the area. Mrs Imote Curn hosted gatherings with Miss Agnes Ryan among the guests.
Mining company ties with Christus day and Deer Lodge kin. Helena guest Florence Gaga. Mrs W G Dy hosts. R D Larable of Idaho Falls visits. Charles M Appling from Henderson Montana spends Christmas at home. Weddings include Frank Willis wed Frances Savage in Miles City then visit Deer Lodge. local party hosted by Mrs W T Wiggins with children and mothers invited. various visits by Miss Emma Johnson, Miss Mabel Catlin, Augusta Galbraith, and others referenced with family ties and Christmas events.
Members of Tevtonly lodge and related groups invite wives and families to a New Year’s Eve social at the Woman's Clubroom Washington Pec on December 28. Attendees asked to arrive by 7:30 PM for fellowship and ceremony. Dr. Dodd distributes gold prizes from 125 North Main Street office.
A stockman cites open ranges in Montana keeping cattle and sheep from hay feeding this winter. He says conditions are better than last year, with little need to feed hay and stock in good shape. If weather stays mild, spring should see owners with their stock in better condition than in years past. The Republican Courier’s managing editor plans to visit England with his wife and son, after joining the paper in 1900.
Pittsburg Ler Union eNited and Signal company orders employees to report for work Jan 2 after closing Dec 2. The plant had not been expected to open until Jan 20. The firm holds a 97,000,000 contract with Pennsylvania for New York tunnel equipment and received a large order from Harriman Mes. A whist tournament is set by Hermion Temple No. 2 Tyhthian Biazers Jan 3 1908. Arthur Mackinnoan to sever connection Jan 1.
Earl J. Murphy vice president of Pavilson Grocery received a telegram from Fond du Lac Wisconsin stating his sister is seriously ill and not expected to live through the day. Mr Storphy left on the Worth Coast limited last night to reach her bedside.
Chicago December 28 warrants charging conspiracy have been served against Moses B Brown Ac Kelly and Mrs Ruth F Laughlin in the Anna Nolan case now confined with dementia in St Bernard's hospital It is alleged the trio and Mrs Laughlin sought to gain possession of Miss Nolan's property by obtaining a deed valued at 5 Miss Nolan denies knowingly signing any deed Brown and Laughlin face conspiracy to obtain possession of Miss Nolan's property charges
Minneapolis reports Mayor Haynes will ship New Year greetings to Boston by carrier pigeons covering about 1200 miles. Two birds start from Minneapolis to Aurora to Philadelphia, each carrying messages to the next bird for transit, aiming for completion in roughly 46 hours.
Bhedal Wenateh, Blanchard, Hoelona and Des MBTh from the surveyor general’s office were arraigned in the United States district court. They waived indictment reading and were ordered to plead next Saturday in the case against Nontgna Central.
A report covers a temporary restraining order on lumber tariff increases against the Great Northern Railway and a later notice of appeal. It notes six alleged errors in a case involving Kalispell Laurel company and others versus the railway, plus district attorney Rasch involvement and a reference to an eight hour lail charge. The piece also includes a local union notice urging meat price enforcement and a public appeal for reports of overcharging by Butte butchers, with a sale advertisement for plane or organ sales on Orton Street.
Topeka December 28 A stormy session of the Republican state central committee endorsed Secretary of War Taft as the Kansas party choice for president. The convention was set for March 4 in Topeka. A motion to nominate state officers by primary was tabled 43 to 1.
The Norwegian Lutheran children's home on West Irving Park Boulevard and nearby avenue was burned to the ground. All 200 children escaped unharmed as flames enveloped the structure before firefighters arrived. Loss estimated at 7500 dollars.
In United States district court Wudge Landa sues for a writ of habeas corpus on behalf of George and McReynolds once a grain broker in Chicago. McReynolds recently sentenced to six years in the penitentiary for selling grain tied to warehouse recalls. The case seeks release and compelled disclosure of his conduct.
Baltimore reports that Dee 28 Thomagrite Sora, general manager of the Bel more and Ohio railroad, has resigned from the position with the change to take effect.
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