Connell January economy sale on women's furs and coats
A vintage catalog style notice promotes a Connell sale of women's furs coats and wraps with deep discounts. It touts long graceful lines, unerring tailoring, and price reductions from $15-$18 to $7.50, urging readers to take advantage of the limited event.
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Connnell
Women’s Coats and Capes Sale Across Regular Stocks
A clearance sale features seventy five items from coats to capes, including silk and rubberized coats, street coats, and opera capes. Prices range from 9.50 to 15, with many $9.50 and $4.50 entries highlighted, showcasing French broadcloth and variety of colors and styles.
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Opera Amd
Half Price Women’s Suits and Dresses in Clearance
A large clearance sale offers 26 suits at 35 dollars and 40 dollars, 60 suits at 60 dollars, lingerie dresses priced around 10 to 22.60 dollars, and five opera capes at about 20 dollars. Remaining stock from December’s regular lines includes various sizes and styles, described as half price and limited in quantity.
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Tree Hundred Wormit
Wardly
Sale of Domestics Prices and stock list overview
A partial sales notice lists domestics including colored outing yard lengths, daisy flannel, wool flannel, and other fabric items. Prices shown include 10c to 12c yard ranges for outing, 18c to 35c for flannels, and assorted colors. Describes stock and quality notes for yardage and regular widths.
Forestry course at the University of Montana opens
A new forestry course at the University of Montana resumes regular work after a holiday pause. The department, developed with forest service officers, combines field practice with technical study. Open day drew 471 students, many from forester roles under district headquarters.
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Missoula
Jou
W University
Montane
Swan River Valley May Be Available
Kalispell July 1 special dispatch reports Dr Arthur Morrow, president of the chamber of commerce, publicizing a letter on opening a vast timbered Swan River Valley for settlement and potential farming. The letter argues for restricting cattle and timber speculation to favor permanent homesteads while noting forester Dinehart’s opposition and concerns over road-building timing.
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Kalispell
Kallspell
Gittorir Inchor
Lana
Lhak Bods
Arthur Bforrow
Chamber of Comimerce
Swan River
Omesteaders
Bureau of Foreet- Types
Peani
Unislam
Forester
Dine Chat
Mibraukes
Chamber of
Comimérce
Plathead County
Swan River Valley
Weiter
Timber Sale Dispute Halts Work in Kalispell Yard
In Kalispell the 2 500 000 feet fused timber sale between J G B Rondurant and Kalispell Lumber Co stalled as crews of 69 men faced fog and delays. Operations near the site 16 miles northwest will switch to a doubled crew, running day and night to clear the backlog.
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Kalispell
Tan
Contricte Ware
Kalispell Lumber Company
Gnovy
Lam
McMan
Wil
Quarantine Measures Adopted For Smallpox Contagion
County board of health votes unanimously to enforce a four week quarantine for smallpox exposures and mandates vaccination or fumigation of premises. County attorney to prosecute doctors or others failing to report cases. Physician urges strict enforcement while supporting strong regulations.
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Fesmulay
Chatman Curray
Board of Counity Commissioners
County Board of Health
Atternoon
Ctty
Missoula Orchards Company Formed in Montana
Missoula January 4 special dispatch reports Articles of dissolution filed for Missoula Orchards Company with County Clerk Kaphil. Incorporators listed include Seltz I B Davis John Wittmayer J A Hyland W L Macagle Albert Hesanean T T Black and F H Ray. Principal office in Missoula with 40 years existence and capital stock set at 9300,000 divided into 1,000 shares of 100 each. actual subscribed 110,000. A separate dispatch notes election of a Marmonic Temple association mayor and officers in Dowlstown.
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Missoula
Trere
Psora
Kaphil
Seltz
I. B. Davis
John Wittmayer
J. A. Hyland
W. L. Macagle
Albert Hesanean
T. T. Black
F.H. Ray
Eiven
Women's undergarments and nightwear sale notes
Readable text outlines a large sale of women’s undergarments including chemises, combination suits, long princess slips, corset covers, and drawers. It highlights prices from cascades like 98 cents to several dollars, with items edged in lace and embroidery, longcloth and cambric fabrics, and a focus on practical yet elaborate trimming. Names of garments and styles are frequent, with emphasis on new arrivals and varied sets for women and children.
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Fiera
Wea
Seth
Mary
Wilacens
Reece
Valacs
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