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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
13
The display features both men's and women's apparel with low prices. Panama cloth suits priced at 22.50 alongside other Panama, worsted, and cheviot options in black and various colors. Numerous styles and sizes are advertised as standout values.
The Merchants Association of Butte reports a year of activity ending Jan 21 1907 with 55 meetings and steady progress on labor disputes and policy changes. Key items include settlement of the Bell Telephone strike, repeal of the merchants license law, and a new Commercial Day. Officers for 1908 include D J Hennessy as president and C E Youlden as secretary, with committees formed for arbitration legislation and membership.
Representative Pray accompanied Fort Benton Mayor Charles Green and others to the White House. H. J. Wackerlin R. F. Clary O J Wackerlin and Mrs Wallace Ki Chase joined the visit. The group was received warmly and Roosevelt remarked on eyes as windows of the soul.
John Pershina appeared in Justice John Grice's court charged with grand larceny for allegedly stealing 75 sacks of Marquette cement from a Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul railroad car in the yard. Bonds were set at 1500 dollars. a preliminary hearing was adjourned until next week.
Morris Siegel a former pawnbroker was arrested on a police court warrant charged with petty larceny. He allegedly lent $10 on two suits worth $50 from George Pitts and refused to return the garments when Pitts paid interest and sought redemption. Pitts alleges the clothes were sold. Siegel posted a $50 bond and was released pending arraignment.
Mrs. Nace, a cashier at the Family theater, received a telegram declaring her husband is seriously ill in San Francisco. He has been moved to a city hospital, and she leaves for San Francisco this morning, not returning until his condition improves. Emma Pipes’ funeral set for Thursday at 2 PM at Shortridge Church with Rev. Tilburn officiating.
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