Open-Eront Aprons Feature Plaid and Stripe Gingham
A sale ad promotes Open-Eront aprons priced at two ninety five per item. The round neck minade style is described in Amoskeag ginghams with plaid and stripe patterns.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
16
A sale ad promotes Open-Eront aprons priced at two ninety five per item. The round neck minade style is described in Amoskeag ginghams with plaid and stripe patterns.
The Montana highway commission will award contracts for about 1600 miles of road within 90 days. Chairman Frank Conley of Deer Lodge spoke in Butte and said projects cover the state. Governor Stewart announced A S Lohman as engineer to fill a vacancy.
A miniature still made from a milk can was found in full operation when Officers Melia and Duggan of the county attorney's dry squad raided John Klein at 214% South Washington Street. They recovered several bottles of moonshine and five barrels of mash. The operator was taken for examination and the distillery was secured in the courthouse vault. federal officers will be notified.
Robert Downs of 327 South Montana street died after a rock fall at the Black Rock mine fractured his back. He died at 7 20 yesterday morning after being conscious at hospital and speaking with his wife and son. Downs, a former police officer, came to America from Belfast 21 years ago and lived in Butte 19 years. Survived by wife Sarah and a 14 year old son. Funeral at 2 30 Sunday from P hall with Damon lodge K of P members assisting. Interment Mount Moriah cemetery.
Mrs. Maggie Morrow of 323 Fast Broadway petitions the Butte police court to rectify her husband James Morrow with a vagranucy complaint. She alleges he has formed a habit of staying out late and neglecting domestic duties.
A warrant was issued for Morrow's arrest and he is likely to be arraigned in the Butte police court this morning. The fragment notes his behavior as night activities and playing cards, not fitting an ideal mate.
Two telegrams from Oro Vino Idaho and Asotin Washington confirm the identification of Duane Dawson the traveling man who died Sunday at a local hotel after an illness of a few hours. The messages direct the chief to contact Dawson's parents at Grant City Missouri. J C Dawson travels to Butte to bring his brother's body home for burial and is due late Thursday night or Friday morning.
James T. Finlen announced the engagement of the famous Bungalow jazz orchestra for the hotel. The group will perform dance music between 6 and 8, and 9 to 12, seven nights weekly in the dining room led by Joe Panovich who promises innovations this season.
B N A I lodge hosts annual grand ball at the Woman's Club on Monday evening January 12. Tickets available at Rose's jewelry and Rosenstein's confectionery.
A double barreled shotgun dug up at the Big Hole battlefield by Lieut James O. Rhodes of Chicago was donated to the Batte YY. M. C. A. yesterday. The weapon likely belonged to a ranchman volunteer and is displayed beside the elevator. One barrel remains loaded. The relic, though decayed, will serve as a historical ornament and honor Rhodes’ discovery.
State of Montana v. Butte city officials seeks a writ of mandamus to enforce duties in ordinance 1664 funding 760600 in city warrants. Foster, successful bidder, opposed the city treasurer over a $5 warrant payment. judge to consider briefs after mutual agreement to allow five days for preparation.
The astrology page notes fair luck for mortals with Mars Uranus and Mercury in beneficial aspects. The sun’s adverse aspect promises enthusiasm for service and recognition of soldiers, but forecasts suggest military leaders may fare better in battle than at the polls. Engineers and builders are highlighted for opportunity.
Sam Shiner of the Shiner Furniture company will join buyers in eastern markets in a few days. He left last night for Chicago and New York to inspect lines from well known manufacturers and plan extensive spring and summer purchases. He will be away about six weeks.
We express deep gratitude to hundreds of kind friends who supported us during the long illness and in the death of our husband and father. Special thanks go to floral tributes and to Cristoforo Colombo lodge musicians' union and the Elks. Mrs. Giovanna Bonino Mrs. Lucy Perona Miss Stella Bonino Miss Violet Bonino P. M. Bonino.
Tom Surle, arrested in Butte for issuing worthless checks to buy autos, will be returned to the Nevada State Penitentiary at Carson City to serve the remainder of a 14 year forgery sentence. Paroled in 1919 through Jeannette Rankin, Surle was a former Helena resident who lost a leg in a smelter accident. County Attorney Rotering may file charges only if Nevada authorities ignore the arrest notice. He admitted the Greek Christmas influence and drunken check writing to dealers, and is linked to a past incident with Officer Golubin at the Council bar.
After 12 years of service at Hennessy in the shoe department George M. Eichin retires and plans a long vacation in Los Angeles. He served as assistant manager and buyer and made many friends in the Butte shoe trade.
Hayes Halverson, a United States soldier, leaves after a week with his parents Mr and Mrs N A Halverson of 1852 Garrison street. The two year Army veteran sails for the Orient for an indefinite stay.
An old advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children. It urges mothers to use the product for stomach liver or bowel relief, highlighting fruity taste and clear dosing directions on each bottle and encouraging mothers to say California.
Bayer promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in a Bayer package with directions for colds pain headache neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism. The term Bayer signals genuine aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years. Handy 12 tablet tins cost a few cents. Trademark of Bayer Manufacture of acetylsalicylic acid ester.
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