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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1905
Page
8
A local sale listing pins belt buckles collar sets hooks and eyes lace embroideries and linens. Includes 300 embroidered Swiss collar and cuff sets 600 stock collars 1000 girdle belts and 300 back combs all valued up to 2 or 1.50 and offered at 25 cents per item with trimmings yardage and atomizers also 25 cents.
This notice lists limited July orders for wash shirt waist dresses with appointment times for fittings. Hennessy’s Dressmaking Dep’t offers tailored two piece suits from $40, gowns and frocks from $18, shirt waist suits from $20, and various fancy garments priced from $7.50 to $25. Silk wool mohair or cotton materials may be used.
G A R men in Lincoln post vow to prevent any future prize fights on Independence Day. Rod Leggat suggests half mast flags during Colonel Sanders funeral and a monument on the special funeral train. The temperance drive hasn’t reduced saloons. city sweepings as fertilizer discussed. Married Men’s Club spars amid declining participation as wives remain away.
Greencastle Ind July 9 While running at 60 miles an hour the eastbound New York fast mail train on the Big Four collided with the westbound freight No 9 pulling into a siding at Oakall five miles west of here. Fireman Tippy aged 40 of Indianapolis was fatally injured and Engineer A M Carner of Mattoon Ill seriously hurt. Both injured men were aboard the mail train. The engine one mail car and the combination car left the track and plunged into a corn field.
President Roosevelt enjoyed an unusually tranquil Sunday at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay with several yachts in the harbor but no visitors. He and Mrs. Roosevelt were joined by guests Mr Richardson and Captain Rob.
A catalog of basement sale items with steep discounts on household goods. Painted bird cages brass bird cages decorated dinnerware granite iron ware cups and saucers washbowls wash boilers etc. Highlights include half price on pictures and notable markdowns on parlor lamps, garden hose, folding go carts, wringers, and Gur ney Refrigerators.
President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt accompany Miss Ethel Roosevelt and Captain Ferguson to morning services at Christ Episcopal church. Right Rev Wight of Cuba delivers the sermon. Secretary Loeb plans an extended Yellowstone trip in about ten days. Assistant Secretary Barnes will supervise official duties during Loeb's absence.
Albert Sleemer cleaning a 30-30 rifle discharged it, a bullet piercing Harold Carter’s right leg just below the knee. Carter, manager of the Paul store dry goods department, bled heavily but the wound was dressed and he rests comfortably. No serious results expected unless blood poisoning develops. Carter has many statewide acquaintances.
Stockholm July 9 Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Princess Margaret of Connaught arrived to an enthusiastic crowd of about two hundred thousand as their royal procession moved to the palace. The royal family attended Te Deum after disembarkation amid celebratory weather and pageantry.
A brilliant figure in the commercial world today is Frank J Sprague, the innovator who harnessed electricity to advance industry and transport, shaping modern systems and inspiring future engineering efforts.
In a humorous exchange translated for Tales from Meggendorfer Blaetter, First Lady questions why the judge postponed the sentence until tomorrow, and Second Lady jokes that he waited to discuss the case with his wife.
In a translated exchange from Tales from Meggendorfer Blaetter, a friend examining a photograph asks about one’s fiance’s looks. Teshe is judged worth the price in a playful, theatrical vignette.
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