Three Sx10 Rag Rugs Sale Price Drops to $5.95
Three Sx10 rag rugs valued at $10 are on sale today for $5.95. The offer highlights a half price reduction aimed at budget shoppers seeking home textiles.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1910
Page
15
Three Sx10 rag rugs valued at $10 are on sale today for $5.95. The offer highlights a half price reduction aimed at budget shoppers seeking home textiles.
Royal Wilton rugs in 9x12 feet priced at 34.90 with dramatic discounts. Brussels rugs 9x12 feet on sale at 12.56. Limited quantities and sizes vary by showroom.
Judge Lynch presided over a busy day with law and motion matters including Catherine Sullivan vs Ellis Paint Co on contempt for failing to appear. Cobban vs County spurred tax dispute over East Mercury Street property, front foot value cited. Alimony actions awarded Nellie Loughran $75 monthly and $400 attorney fees. Further hearings set for January 31 and January 31 for payment questions.
Lisbon reports sentries at the Necessidades palace fired on prowlers alarming the royal household. Garrison reinforcement followed and Imparcial notes suspected republicans were arrested, some linked to the 1908 murder of King Carlos and Crown Prince Luis, with more arrests expected.
The second parliament of King Edward's reign dissolved by proclamation at Buckingham Palace. Four privy councilors attended as the king signed the writs summoning a new parliament to meet February 16, with dispatch to every constituency across the United Kingdom.
A formal reply from visiting forest rangers at Montana State University promises no trespass and seeks friendly ties. The message, posted at the science hall, pledges to stay within grazing districts and to cherish the forest’s knowledge and hospitality during their brief stay.
Mrs. Emma Rigby wife of George F. Rigby an early Bitter Root Valley resident died at her Carlton home aged 68 She leaves her husband and a daughter Eloise Rigby a University of Montana graduate and Whittier school teacher in Missoula.
Charlotte Moore files for divorce from William Moore in Missoula district court alleging non support and cruelty as the grounds. The action marks the start of the legal proceedings.
John Hogan entered FE Bowman's barber shop on East Park Street for a shave and grooming. After agreeing to a trim and shampoo he offered only 5 cents for the service, prompting astonishment and a police call. Hogan was jailed for debt and contemplates a writ of habeas corpus to challenge imprisonment over unpaid bill.
There are many eye defects and refractive errors. A glass must be ground to fit each case to relieve headaches and nervousness. People should seek a graduate optometrist or oculist for proper fitting. Dr. McKinley, graduate of two optical colleges, offers a free thorough examination at balcony, first floor.
Four former American Sugar Refining dock checkers Charles Keehoe Edward A Boyle Patrick J Hennessy and John M Coyle were each sentenced to one year in prison by Judge Martin in U S circuit court. The men weighed sugar imports at Williamsburg docks and tampered scales leading to more than 2 million dollars in evaded duties. Spitzer the dock superintendent was convicted but the cashier James P Bendernage faced a separate outcome and a delay for a possible sentence due to medical reasons.
Mrs Johanna Birr 64 died unexpectedly at her sister’s Bridger canyon home nine miles from Bozeman after a brief illness. She leaves an adopted daughter in Billings three brothers and one sister in the county and substantial property in Bozeman. Funeral at David Morris rooms tomorrow with German Lutheran minister from Livingston officiating. burial in Bozeman cemetery.
Rev. Herbert G. Buss and his wife Virginia sue F. M. English and 12 Colfax residents for 101000 damages in U S court. They accuse allies of church trustees of defaming them and ousting them from the parsonage, provoking arrests, and forcing them to leave Washington.
Rev. Father Patrick Pealey, professor at Georgetown University from 1877 to 1881, died today at the university. He was 71 years old.
Fred and Johan Waltham, Swedish miners from Big Hole, caused a disturbance on Malin street in McGovern’s saloon. After a dispute over a dollar bills, Officer Jack Ingram intervened, subduing and detaining both men who claimed to be Fred and John Brown, later bonded at ten dollars each.
Boston financier Thomas W. Lawson arrived in Lexington and negotiated to buy the Burley society crop totaling 118 million pounds. He reportedly offered a price in cents per pound and prepared a $2,000,000 check to seal a contract, representing a Boston syndicate.
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