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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1903
Page
8
An extraordinary inducement offers high grade tailor-made suits and trousers at unusually low rates. The ad highlights $50.00 suits now for 45.00 and $12.00 trousers reduced from 50.00, with further reductions noted for quality garments.
Mrs. Broughton-Hesse asks the court to set aside a previous order claiming error or improper procedure. She requests relief and a new hearing to review the matter.
Emma Broughton-Hesse sought to set aside alimony and custody orders after remarriage and a divorce from Edward Broughton. Judge Clancy used the hearing to critique national divorce laws, noting South Carolina’s constitution forbids divorce and calling the current system harmful to society, individuals, and children.
Goods from Aguascalientes to Mrs. George Sigler in care of Mrs. Don Davenport were found to be 45 pieces of Mexican drawn work subject to a 60 percent duty. Because of a second offense the full value must be collected, risking confiscation if unpaid.
Archibald Grey of the Great Northern announces a new Montana freight tariff with substantial rate cuts as the Great Falls & Canada line is standardized. The move opens new territory for jobbers from Havre westward and boosts reach to towns from Kalispell to Neihart, with Butte and Helena among affected centers.
A few offices are available for rent in the Hirbour block. Apply to Charles O'Donnell, room 55, Hirbour block, Butte. In city calls at Sherman's piano house to see the piano played by electricity.
Large department store launches a sweeping preinventory sale slashing almost all items. Men's suits coats shirts trousers and undergarments trimmed with one-fourth off regular prices plus selective deep discounts on overcoats gloves hats and accessories.
If you want the best value for your money in a piano or an organ, call on Orton Bros., 219 N. Main street, Butte.
A New York Herald story describes a fashionable young woman wearing real leopard head pieces on a cap and muff, startling a Broadway car passenger who had been reading. Days later she is seen in a leopard skin wrap, prompting speculation about her hunting prowess.
Agriculture and horticulture will be showcased with district samples from across Missouri at the Butte gardens. Manager J R Wharton wrote to Farmers' Union president Charles Coleman praising plans and proposing fruit and vegetable exhibits from every district. The gardens will cover transport, purchase at market price, and keep exhibits year round, rotating weekly. Mineral exhibits from last fall will join new additions as part of a larger effort to draw visitors to the city.
The New Haven report dated January 13 outlines the Yale treasurer's annual financial summary. It details receipts expenditures and overall fiscal status of the university for the prior year, with emphasis on endowment management and projected funding needs.
Mayor Maybury calls for the reassembly of the get coal convention in Washington on January 27. The executive committee favors renewing the Detroit meeting and urging Congress and the attorney general to act as the only effective solution to the coal crisis. Delegates with credentials from governors mayors and commercial bodies are invited as counsel in the emergency.
The Society of Grain Dealers of the Haimburg boerse publishes renewed complaints about the inferiority of American wheat and corn. It plans to protest to American exchanges and seek strict supervision of classification. Grain dealers are urged to present facts on quality and provide classifications to aid the effort.
Health and pleasure resort offers relief from tiredness and overwork. Waters reputed to aid rheumatism nervousness stomach liver and kidney troubles. Physicians nurses and masseurs supervise baths. Social excursion rates include railroad fare board lodging and baths at principal Montana points.
Judge William Clancy approved 16000 dollars in receiver fees for Thomas McLaughlin and 5000 dollars each for attorney H L Maury and the firm Kirk Clinton, deducting 4600 dollars McLaughlin paid himself. Fees to be taxed as costs against the prevailing party later.
Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway tickets are now available at the Great Northern ticket office 41 North Main street. Information on time cards and freight rates cheerfully furnished.
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