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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1913
Page
16
Ad lists several fabric styles including pereale, chain navy, delft grounds with neat figures priced at 2.75 and 3.00 to 3.25. Mentions striped gingham chambray trim embroidery edging in navy, high blue, lavender, brown with multiple options.
A Wanderer column recounts agitation among New York shirtwaist workers on strike, with other labor actions in peekaboo makers. It describes shoppers awaiting bargains, potential mass layoffs, and remarks on workers forming self help amid possible citywide disruption. It also includes anecdotal items about a Montana cold mine and a Vienna burglar capture.
The ad promotes a wind up sale at Boucher's located at 3 and 39 West Park Street offering nearly half price on suits and overcoats from the stock of our entire store.
Fragments describe knit wear for children ranging in ages from toddler to early teens. Garments include heavy tie suits in gray and fleece items with various sizes and prices.
Readable catalog fragment lists gowns or weight flannette in pink or blue striped collarless at 75 cents to 1.20, knes skirts priced around 3.50, with quality fabrics in solid pink or blue. details are incomplete.
The Kalispell death recalls 1870s Montana turmoil when Butte minors formed a frontier company led by William Wilson. A pioneer born in 1835, Wilson helped recruit for campaigns against Native forces, later tracing a life across California Nevada Idaho and Virginia City before settling in Montana. His long, active life is praised as foundational to the state’s early development.
News from Deer Lodge reports the death of James T Manning, longtime Powell county resident of Woodworth, aged 78. His will, filed for probate in Powell County District Court, leaves the estate valued at 25009 dollars to the children of his brother Andrew now living in Ireland, after Manning had spent 28 years in Powell county and earlier returned to Ireland to visit relatives. He and his brother John once owned hay land on Shearney creek and were stock raisers before his departure.
In Livingston a civil action was opened by Nelwot A Amley against Co A Henning and the Averain Ronding company of Bottiwore over a note for $30 with interest totaling $235 and costs. The city plans a religious census canvass in the last week of the month. Mitchell was granted a divorce from Laud Mitchell with the right to resume her maiden name Van Hyne. they were married in June in this city. The stockholders and actors of the National Park Bank were involved in a court matter held today and officers were elected.
At last night’s Park County Woolgrove meeting officers for the ensuing year were elected including President J C Vi Vice President F A Krieger cashier D A McCaw and assistant cashiers D J Fitzgerald and Sigmund Rostum Secret treasurer WT Vilas and heater Shaw. Shaw will lead a large Helena Billings Livingston party through Yellowstone’s winter wonderland. The trip aims to view many features of the park despite winter dangers. Delegate HB Blair was noted as vice president.
This notice advertises a yearly sale at the clothery offering shirts at discounted prices. It lists various price ranges from two to seven dollars and describes shirt types including plain white, pleated bosom, French cuts, striped and Oxford styles, with attention to cuffs, collars, and laundering options.
Representative David J. Lewis of Maryland, author of the Rouse mill law, urged President-elect Wilson to appoint a competent postmaster general to advance parcel post. He warned that without funds or legislation the department could not sustain growth, but four years could see rates for small shipments half the current express rates with profitable rural routes. Col George W. Goethals pressed Wilson to visit the canal inited States. the governor wished to go but did not commit. Adv noted for Slemons Booth ad location.
Los Angeles reports quote 15 year old Evelyn Mitchell claiming Montana orphan asylum sold her to Gypsies for 800 dollars. Officials say adoption was legal. no evidence of payment. Helena records show consent from orphan home in charge. but open house invites public to inspect the home and meet inmates during anniversary event. Play by Paul Armstrong to be produced by Oliver Morosco. Felice Lynney shines in Europe with vaudeville offers.
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