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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1906
Page
4
Men’s warated and ceviot suits with neat patterns and prolate cuts offered at sale prices. Single and double breasted worsted items from New York tailors, sizes all available, with typical values 14 for 10 and 20 for 15. Also summer hats 25 cents and up, with many models and modern braids priced from 1.50.
Plen offers corduroy trousers and men's summer shirts in madras cloth and other fabrics. Prices range from 1.25 to 4.50 per item, with standard value tags noted.
An old advertisement lists affordable menswear including a special lot of fancy worsted trousers at 3.50 per pair, striped worsted designs, and a selection of shirts and underwear. It promotes Shen Knit half hose, lisle undershirts, and seamless hosiery with prices and quantities highlighted.
Women’s satin corsets priced at 49 cents each with fall front and lace trimming, offered in all sizes on the second floor at Hennessy’s. Straw hats with ribbons also featured, priced at 49 cents each.
Harry Stuart jailed for kicking Ruby Brown in the mouth after a dispute. John Dee aided, while Dominigl Bertina and Frank Bartha clash over a rock attack. Bertino fined. Martha Gekalz and George Bubb fined for street issues. others, including women, face penalties for drunkenness and vice related offenses. Roscow’s syndicate plan and governor-backed credentials noted.
Arthur Roscower editor of the Head light of Golshoro was among eastern visitors to Bule yesterday. He began a trip planned to cover about 19 000 miles through the United States Mexico and Canada. He has traveled roughly 11 000 miles so far and was hosted by Manager J R Wharton during his stay in Bulle. He toured local areas including the mining district and a Butter route trip in the afternoon.
A fragmented OCR note lists round trip ticket availability on Saturdays and Sundays with various place names including Whitehall and Missoula and references to Deer Lodge and Lonita. It mentions one location only on Saturdays and hints at a return journey with unclear dates and times.
John F. McCann, a former Glendive restaurant owner, drowned at Lamb's camp near Burns Creek around 6 30 PM after an apparent suicide. He was seen in prayer moments before leaping into the river while fully dressed. Alcohol use and potential mental derangement noted. Foster left Glendive to hold an inquest.
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