Exclusive Order of Improved Rheumatics Meets Amid Court Action
A Montana club meeting ends with a deputy sheriff serving an alternative writ of mandate ordering the group not to blackball Thomas Bryant pending court action. The session includes debates on motto, sun rites, and several new members, with Turner defended and Turner later exonerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb
Jack McLaughlin
Davey
Tom Bryant
Bryant
Thomas Bryant
District Court of
State of Montana
Riley
Althouh
James Thompson
A. J. Siebenaler
C. N. Gosman
Ed Skinner
Order
Abe Cohen
Pete Sanger
Mr. Turner
West
Mr. Riley
Turner
Committee On
T. Bailey Lee
Grants an injunction in long running Granite street dispute
Judge Clancy granted Mrs. Celestia Nixon an injunction against Arnold Andrews the sheriff and others to stop interference with the property until the ownership suit is decided He refused to restore possession or eject current occupants noting injunctions cannot undo past actions He praised witness S M Nixon for his testimony and ordered costs against Andrews and tenant Powers with a $1000 injunction bond.
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Jude Clancy
East Granite Street
Celestia Nixon
George Andrews
Nixon
Justice of the Peace
Arnold
Mr. Andrews
Constable Boyle
Mr. Breen
Boyle
Clancy
M. Nixon
Sam
Andrews
John Powers
Captain Dutton Addresses Walkerville Good Templars
A large Walkerville crowd filled the Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall for a Good Templars of Walkerville lodge No. 25 program. Captain Dutton spoke with wit and pathos after a sequence of songs and recitations, with generous funding from James Hall and Passmore to cover hall costs.
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Masonic and Odd Fellows Temple
Walkerville
Good Templars
Lodge No
Passmore
Butte
Etta Curtice
Joe Haskin
Edith Rundle
Millie Young
Captain Dutton
Walkerville Lodge
James Hall
Rev. L. L. Tower
Mr. Passmore
Death of W C Austin Noted by Modern Woodmen Camp
Silver Bow camp No 5805 of the Modern Woodmen of America passes resolutions mourning the death of W C Austin deputy head consul for Montana. He is praised as a pioneer organizer of the Montana order and a loyal, unostentatious citizen whose life served as a guide for members. The camp extends sympathy to Mrs Austin and the family and orders these resolutions entered in camp minutes and published.
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W. C. Austin
Montana
Woodmen of America
Ihs
Neighbor W
W. ©. Austin
Hfe
Ami
Austin
W. Patterson
H. A. Bolinger
W. Cabe
W. A. Green
Lewis A. Smith
Silver Bow
Fred A. McArthur
Annual Discount Clothing Sale Continues Tomorrow
The Standard urges readers to examine a broad sale list with many items for all. The annual discount sale of clothing will continue tomorrow and until all are sold with no reserves. Fine black suits fur overcoats boys long pants suits in the men’s department are offered.
Dresses and jackets marked down to bargain prices
Advertises all wool dresses originally priced at 20 and 27 to 30 dollars now reduced to 9.75 and 15 to 30. Jackets discounted to 2.05, 5.00, 7.50 and 10.00, claimed to be less than half their former price.
Opera coats and wraps offered in Inverness style
Vintage advertisement lists cream broadcloth opera coat with mink collar at 59.75 tomorrow, tan opera wrap with beaver revers at 4 0 50 tomorrow, nearseal three quarter length coat at 50.75, and nearseal Newmarket coat at 75.00, all highlighting satin linings and high quality fabrics.
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Newmarket
Coal Supply Delays Hit Retail Dealers In Cold Weather
Local retailers struggle to fill coal orders as cold weather drives demand and rail transport slows. Dealers report small orders are being sent as shipments run low, but no immediate coal famine is feared as several carloads arrived and more supply is expected.
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Ue Wines
Clothing Sale Offers Dresses and Gowns at Low Prices
Wrappers gowns and underwear for boys and girls in wool and flannel fabrics offered in multiple sizes. Prices list 65 cents each for all items, with women’s night gowns sold tomorrow at 50 to 60 cents. Assorted wrappers and petticoats also priced below typical values.
Fashion fabric sale items and sewing notions ad
Vintage sale listing for velvets silk taffeta waistings patterns Swiss edgings braid buttons and sewing notions. Highlights include discounted fabrics yard prices, patterns at reduced rates, and stationery stock at half price.
London Fashion Fad Arrives in Local Dress Goods
Dress Goods Pall Mall tucked serges for skirts with an introductory price tomorrow at 1.25 per yard, imported to sell. Moreen durable petti coat fabric offered at 0.75 per yard. 15e per inch lining sale. Remnants and exclusive designs cut to one third off. Tomorrow’s exhibit features novelties in batiste Swiss nainsook embroidered galloons and insertions.
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London
Morrow
Elegant Laces Priced Low in Local Sale
Chantilly lace 20 inches wide priced by the yard. Black spangled net bands 1 to 5 inches wide offered at 3.50. Tomorrow lace and net yardage advertised at 9c and 2.00 per yard respectively for yokes and bodices.
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Chantilly
Special Arrival at Connell's Shoes in Butte
A local advertisement for Connell's in Butte touts women’s shoes at 3.50 a pair and men’s styles, with sale prices on 200 pairs of women’s footwear. It promotes hosiery from Connell’s, black cashmere, silk mulls, and mercerized fabrics, plus gloves, handkerchiefs, perfumes, soaps, and toothbrushes with bargain prices and limited quantities.
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Connell
Sse
Onnell
Butte
Half Price Hats and Baby Bonnets on Sale
Promotion offers all hats at half price and baby bonnets at half price. A $5 hat, regular $10, and a $0.50 bonnet, regular $1, are highlighted in the sale.
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Trinity M. FE. Epworth League
Epworth League of Trinity M. FE
Grace Castile
Mr. Dunstan
Mrs. Hagey
A. Stevens
W. Kitto
Miss Lottie Williams
Essrs
GB. Hodge
F. Hooper
Miss Mary Thomas
James Hodge
C. F.lamy
Messrs and Carkeek
Bert
Mrs. Ralph
Butterodge, No. 1
Miners’ Union Hall
Daniel Hastings
Majah
Gladys
Frank Leslie
Weekly
Neys
Walkerville Good Templars
Banner Entertainment
Dutton
The
Masonic and
Odd
Fellows’ Hall
Connell Store
Weathers Responsible
Bette
Wall
Hermann
Maelion
Doc
Best
Saxony
Manan
Kid Goves
Grenoble
France
Hudnut
Idaho
MM. J. Connell Company
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