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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1908
Page
3
New and exquisitely beautiful coats priced 12.50 to 15 each are on sale at 37.50. They come in tan blue brown white and cream with taffeta and silk lining. The lot includes silk souls in black and a host of pleasing styles.
The Bozeman fair schedule outlines trials for horse and pony events across Gallatin county. It lists prize money, entry rules, and eligibility including riders and owners, with emphasis on local residents and horses owned within the county.
A historical notice outlines entry classes, fees, and procedures for a horse show. It details eligibility, judging, prize money, and entry limits, including nine races and twelve heats. It mentions organizers, timing, and rights reserved by the event officials.
The advertisement promotes white and colored waists at 65 cents each, with regular values from 1 to 1.25 dollars. It highlights tailored, trimmed, and fancy effects in strong colors and novelty patterns, with other waists priced at 1.29 and up to 3 dollars, stressing dainty detailing and a broad color range.
An ad lists women’s vests pants and tights including long and short sleeves with high neck and sleeve variations plus sleeveless vests. Children's underwear Swiss ribbed and balbriggan noted. prices 40c per garment, lots of about 100 garments offered.
Nearly a thousand garments in every color and shade, black included, were sold at 4.89 to enable a quick closeout. The maker needed money badly and offered the stock at a deep discount.
Fragmentary report details a disputed incident near a missal site with a single badly injured person. Last night unknown parties clashed near Highton area amid rising tensions and escalating actions. Further details are not readable.
Reports describe Colonel Guffey amid backstage plotting and public assault as the Bryan question dominates the 1900 party scene. Discussions between Murphy, Cohalan, and Guffey reveal strategy, while Tammany figures react to a press attack on Guffey. Delegates across the country weigh the presidential choice with Bryan as a central figure and other candidates jockey for position.
Oyster Bay July 4 President Roosevelt sanctions an antlonet of 4 Qu lo tetired from the Washington monument grounds in Washington on the evening of Tue nomination at Beaver. The superintendent and staff surround the area for protection while no new AMANDOX cases were reported in yesterday's papers.
Helena witnesses a grand Fourth of July parade and pageant, featuring the Ley and Clark party display. A hundred men portrayed explorers in period garb with an Indian squaw figurehead, and a stagecoach was driven by Henry Edgwyn.
A disastrous bleacher collapse in New Bedford injures about two hundred fans including George P Brook, a local civil servant. Victims were taken to hospitals as authorities investigate the incident and rescue efforts continue.
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