Summer dress fashions and prices for warm weather
For the holiday and the coming warm weather, discover instant selection of new summer dresses and lighter suits in a wide range of styles. Featured are black and white frocks, crepes, polka dots, voiles, linens, and the new Summer Girl dresses with middy designs all under $10. Also offered are gaberdines, linens, ratines, and Bedfords priced from $2.25 to $10, plus practical cool Norfolks and tailored jackets from $10.50, and hundreds of summery waists in many fabrics at about one third off expected prices.
Local Store Ad Highlights Leather Goods and Accessories
An old advertisement lists leather handbags at 2.50 and silk hose at 69 cents. It promotes crepe de chine caps, new girdles, laces, net fabrics, combs, pins, barrettes, belts, and jeweled accessories with varied pricing and color options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Ogee
Kayser Silk Gloves Offerings Across Multiple Styles
The advertisement lists various Kayser silk gloves including 46-button length in black white and colors at different prices, 16-button silk gloves with contrasting embroidery, two-button styles in black white or colors, and Queen Elizabeth style gloves in black white or colored. It mentions quantities and price ranges, with several entries indicating per pair costs and bulk lots.
Women’s House Dresses in Delft Blue Navy or Gray
Cool and comfortable women’s house dresses in a new wide skirt style. Low neck with three-quarter sleeves and white trimming. Available colors include delft blue navy and gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delft
Gossard Corsets Offer Immediate Figure Improvement
An advertisement touts Gossard corsets with new models priced at 2.50 dollars and a light weight corset sized for a young girl 10 to 12. It features front laces similar to adult models and two side buttons for support, priced at 2 dollars.
Paxson's painting subject of article in American Magazine
Antoinette E. Simons reports on FE Paxson, Montana artist whose life centers on painting Custer's Last Fight. Paxson spent 20 years on the picture, aided by Two Moons and other Cheyenne chiefs, with it valued at $25,000 and housed at the University of Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoinette E. Simons
Co University
FE. Paxson
Chari Russell
Montana
Mins Simon
America
Custer
Gand Uis
United States
General Custer
Tom Custer
G. W. Yates
Crazy Horse
Gall
Cook
Reno
Paxson
New Perce
Alimony, custody suit filed by Susie Askman
Susie Askman sues Fred Askman for separate maintenance and custody of five children. They wed in Missoula on Feb 23, 1898. Askman, a miner, is accused of drinking and squandered wages while Susie runs a rooming house. He allegedly seeks to transfer furniture and replace her with another woman, and has beaten her. She seeks court orders restraining disposition of assets and time. Florence Hall recently received a divorce from Joseph Hall. They married March 2, 1905, with two children. she claims verbal abuse in front of the children and waived alimony due to property transfer prior to the divorce. George Griffith ordered $30 monthly support to Mabel Griffith. she lives in Hutchinson, Kansas. Griffith failed to pay, faces contempt, and modification sought via attorney George Le Sage. Nolerk transfer agent order issued. Beresford, D. T., July 1. Fire in the Berestor district causes about $100,000 loss. Local merchants Carotige Hardware Line and EP McKee mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Askman
Fred Askman
Missoula
Askman
Florence Hall
Joseph E. Hall
Conan
George F. Griffith
Mabel K. Grifith
Hatchin
Kan
George le Sage
Isa Grifith
Grith
Nolerk
Silver Bow Treasurer Reports June Finances and Balances
County Treasurer John J. Harrington's June report shows Silver Bow far from red with a net June to July difference just over 87 000. Licenses collected total 20 87, other revenues 1 888 35, expenditures 58 26, and ending cash 101 207.04. Trust funds stood at 125 850.92 with main funds totaling 237 192.86. Receipts included taxes 40 censes 20 487, and coin officer fees 1 888 35. cash in banks 204 324.16 and in office 2 818.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Harrington
Silver Bow
Iott
Prat
Meral
Genschool
Stivers Returns for Missoula Stampede
Captain D. Gay Stivers came back yesterday from Swan Lake with Rocky Mountain Rifle Club members to participate in the Stampede at Missoula. Morgan, accused of shooting David Payne during a colored club quarrel, was in jail and to be brought to court Saturday for arraignment. Payne, shot June 21, was thought mortally wounded but has since recovered enough to be about.
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D. Gay Stivers
Swan Lake
Rocky Mountain Rifle Club
Missoula
Mr. Evans
Lewis A Morgan
David Payne
Donlan
Morgan
Payne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hennessys
Palm Beach
Hennessy’s
Goodyear
Is Nisses
KaysersSilk
de Wells
the Gossard
Norfolk
Universal Food Chopper
Universal Make Kitchen
Universal
Mermos
Oinette Simons
American Magazine
Pat
B.S. Paxson
Great Northwest
Paxson'e
King George
England
Ution
Nis
Sinocl
Atolla
Auen
Lewis
Clark Tran
Montana Forks
Big Tie
New’ York St
Indy
Ashe
Matisse
Picasso i Hetonge
Butte
Susie Asiman
Orence Halt
Comet
Beresford
3. D
Inisinene
Berestor
Toe
Carotige
EP McKee
Wensral
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