GENEROUS BARGAIN INVITATIONS
A brief notice highlights sales offering reduced prices and generous invitations to shoppers. The text promotes discounted goods and encourages early attendance to take advantage of the bargains.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1903
Page
4
A brief notice highlights sales offering reduced prices and generous invitations to shoppers. The text promotes discounted goods and encourages early attendance to take advantage of the bargains.
Big Hole ranchers led by T C Smith push for Deer Lodge county annexation to improve winter feed and a direct road to markets. They argue current routes to Anaconda and Divide hinder beef shipments, urging Helena action and county road construction to boost valley trade.
Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Harris, residents of Chestnut Street, quarrelled yesterday with threats of murder. Mrs. Kelly produced a razor, injuring Mrs. Harris on the left hand, and was placed in custody by Officer Barkovich. The case goes to the police court.
Vapor baths at 125 Cedar street and a cottage for rent at 517 Pine street headline city happenings. IL O G T meets at Dewey hall tonight while Stationary Engineers meet. George Way of Helena visits, McRae John D Ryan of Butte in city, Dr Owen opens Beaudry block office. McRae Co offers suits sales and coats bargain table. W C T U to meet tonight.
George F. Baer, president of Reading, a successful lawyer before his railroad prominence, was known for winning lower court cases though sometimes reversed by higher tribunals. A companion joked about his reading in a train car, but Baer explained he was studying the Pennsylvania Supreme Court decisions.
Evangelist Ford Schiveren and his son Ford Schiveren Jr. draw large crowds at the Presbyterian church in Anaconda as revival meetings grow in attendance. Officials anticipate a full Margaret theater revival Sunday night with continued afternoon sessions and efforts to increase church membership.
Insurance adjusters near completion of estimating the Fire at the Washoe smelting plant from last Monday night. Officials expect total damage to reach at least thirty thousand dollars as final fire figures are compiled.
Frank P. Lacox and Miss Olive KH. Smith, both of Anaconda, were married at the bride’s mother’s home at noon yesterday. Rev. Mr. Setzer of the Baptist church performed the ceremony.
In district court today the case Pat Dwane vs John proceeds with hearings and filings noted for adjudication. The brief entry records ongoing legal action between the individuals and outlines the court’s docket activity for the session.
Moloneaux and J B Goose will come on for hearing against William Edwards in the order named.
A large crowd greeted the Bostonians last night for a charming Robin Hood performance at the Margaret theatre. The review lauds Barnabee and the well balanced company noting a polished, finished show with a perennial humor and a strong chorus that will be remembered by attendees.
Annie Griffin, a colored woman, was taken into custody by Constable Henroid yesterday on an insanity charge. She will appear in Judge Napton's court today for an inquiry into her mental condition.
A 15 year old girl suffered tremors and intermittent paralysis over four years. A fox terrier, kept at her bedside, developed similar symptoms including tremors and near paralysis. When the dog died a replacement dog soon showed the same afflictions, declining in health until death.
A young woman with four years of nervous trouble and rheumatism improves as three dogs, used as cures, die from similar symptoms. The dogs’ decline coincides with her recovery, while a final note suggests examining the horse chestnut remedy. The piece ends with hopes for a clear conclusion from abstruse moral societies.
In a corner by potted plants a palm reader claims a fortune woman, aged about forty, will face great sorrow around age twenty seven. The couple, engaged after a brief acquaintance, prompts gossip as observers question the age gap and motives.
Mrs Annie Besant, famed Theosophist, travels to India to oversee the native school she founded in Benares. She is described as clever, learned, and a persuasive speaker whose writings attract thousands, with a growing movement in England and expected expansion in America as she labels the public as a psychic people ready to assimilate theosophy.
A brief recipe listing Falcon Self-Rising Pancake flour with two cups of pancake mix, one cup milk, two eggs, one tablespoon sugar, and walnut butter. Instructions advise mixing all ingredients before adding flour and suggest buying Falcon flour at any grocer.
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