A Good Watch for 5 Dollars
A watch seller advertises Waltham or Elgin movements in a dust proof case with a guarantee. The notice emphasizes low price and basic warranty, inviting customers to purchase affordable timepieces.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
7
A watch seller advertises Waltham or Elgin movements in a dust proof case with a guarantee. The notice emphasizes low price and basic warranty, inviting customers to purchase affordable timepieces.
The speaker notes $5.00 buys a watch today with about a day and a half of work, while twenty years ago four days were needed. They query whether similar price reductions have occurred for food, drink, or clothing and confess uncertainty about other items.
Local notes list visitors and residents in Butte with mentions of Grady's Rent blinds from Orton Bros Gipson Havana cigar. Several names travel through Butte from Boulder Missoula Whitehall and Salt Lake. Promotions include Tas Palmas cigarettes and Emerson electric fans. Travel deals cite a Montana Day special on Northern and Portland trip in mid July.
Wiley Mountjoy from Twin Bridges attended the executive committee meeting of the State Teachers' association in the high school at 2 pm today. The group plans a winter meeting program, consulting outside participants as needed, and outlines proposed campus facilities funded at about 81,000. The orphanage project progress, a Coronation of the Rose entertainment, and a correction about Fred Limcolly’s relation to Mrs. Covell are noted.
Authorities in Lethbridge Canada search for Mrs Mary McLeod and her young daughter who is in custody. The child is en route to Butte from an unspecified origin amid the anxious custody dispute.
The tennis tournament between Anaconda and Butte players will be played on Butte club courts Saturday afternoon. Visitors arrive soon and play should start quickly with the outcome undetermined due to limited data on team strength. A return match is planned in Anaconda later in the season with dates to be arranged.
In Centerville Justice Deevy's court on a warm afternoon a jury of six found Mrs. ONeill guilty of malicious mischief for throwing a stone through R. W. Ralph's window. The verdict was four to two with a $41 fine and an appeal filed. Debated testimony showed both sides alleging provocations and gestures preceding the incident. Jerry Lynch defended, with Deputy County Attorney White and John R. Grice assisting the prosecutor.
In Dublin Gulch, Mike Goggin and Tige Harrington along with two others are in county jail awaiting charges for burglaries in the area. Goggin implicated the four others after being caught in the act of robbing Toomey’s cigar and candy store at No. 2 Anaconda read Tuesday night. He said he was forced to enter the store under threats and had no alternative but to comply.
Northwest breeze carries smoke from Pittsmont smelter into Columbia Gardens. Residents report strong odor and taste. officials warn continued days could disrupt the area.
Bernhard Baumann and Miss Ross Deviner were united in marriage last night in the parsonage of the German Lutheran church with Gust Larson and Miss Selma Konnecke in attendance. Rev. M Huddert performed the ceremony. Baumann has lived in Butte for some time while Deviner just arrived from Marinette Wisconsin. They will reside at No Galena Street.
Charles G. Mi Foon formally assumes duties as governor of the canal zone and becomes American minister to Panama at the American legation.
The Butte Woman's club plans a vaudeville benefit next Wednesday afternoon to raise funds for a new clubhouse on West Park street. Lulu Sutton's company will donate receipts and expenses, and several club members will perform between acts. The committee aims to raise about 3,000 to complete the building project valued at 2,200 for the ground and 10,000 for the structure.
William Voight known as the Go-Get-Em Kid is nearing release after nearly ninety days in the county jail for assault on May Riley. A new charge looms as he sought to leave town with Deputy White agreeing to suspend execution until today. Voight pled guilty and received a fast sentence but risked arrest if found in Butte tonight as authorities pursue his departure.
The Peckhams of Spokane pull out of the Family theater and join John Considine to form the Montan Amusement Company. Dick Suttor becomes president, Fran Melsonia of Spokane to manage the Family as part of the Star circuit. The move aims to stabilize vaudeville by limiting venues amid fading audience interest. A daughter was born yesterday to J A Fleming of South Main street.
City residents petitioned to sprinkle a street segment between Ionia and Copper. residents south of the tracks seek a fire alarm box nearer. Mrs J H Maloney and family sailed for Portland. Cyril Madigan aged 9 lost part of his left hand to a dynamite cap. multiple marriage licenses issued including Julius Miller and Lle Boyle. several Butte residents departed for Portland. Mitchell Turner Company proceeds $340 deposited with federal authorities pending litigation.
Petersburg July report notes Lieutenant General Stoessel placed under arrest at Tsarkoe Selo after commission findings on Port Arthur defense and capitulation. Sword of honor from French admirers to him will not be presented.
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