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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1906
Page
1
A dramatic retail pitch announces Marvelous shoe store’s sale in Anaconda promising the best selection of leather shoes in history at unprecedented prices. The all stock clearance urges every customer with feet to buy now, claiming a lifetime chance to save.
A retailer announces that its entire stock is on display for customers to view. The notice emphasizes openness and accessibility of goods for inspection and selection by shoppers.
Vast stock of rugs and carpets offered at unusually low prices in a one year only money saving sale. Customers urged to visit and furnish rooms with new artistic carpets at small cost. The entire store advertised as a vast emporium of bargains with friends already planning to come.
Anaconda residents report a Mr and Mrs Lothendorf posing as Salvation Army members to collect money on Main Street. Police, urged by Spokane Captain Faulkner, monitor the couple who were arrested in Butte and released by the county attorney. Authorities warn the public to avoid supporting or being misled by these impostors and note the couple may have fled to avoid further trouble.
Creditors of ML Polleh & Uo.nee are notified to call at once at MO East York avenue to settle their accounts. Norbeck signs this formal notice urging payment and promising necessary expenses.
Beginning June 3 the Butte Anaconda Pacific railway will sell daily round trip tickets from Anaconda to Gregson and return for 20 cents. The schedule notes relay cuts and certain pricing details for the service between these towns.
Col J K Torrey claims to have bred a new cattle type called Buttory at Ember ranch. Five calves from the cross of Shorthorn and Palled Angus show brown hides, aiming for beef and hides. Torrey merged his interests to develop Hufftar cattle feeding and a larger cattle operation in Bassett Nebraska and Ember.
A war event at Columbia Gardens near Anaconda was not finished. Officials expect a finale on a later date, with rain delays possible. About 15 people have been involved in the preparation and travel related to the event.
Readers recall a group journey from the Inte train to Yellowstone National Park. They praised the fortation company, the hotels, and related amenities. The trip enjoyed delightful weather and smooth transitions throughout.
John Barkovich, father of slain William Barkovich, returned to his home from Salt Lake City after the July 2 murder. Two suspects, Matt Polich and John Klican, face district court today before Judge Winston as they await arraignment and possible pleas to the charge.
The Bee Hive offers bargains on cut mowers while Carpeta and Unvleuims at Slagg's entice shoppers. Ads list piano tuner services, Grels' watch repair, and fishing poles at Cop's with low prices. A Washoe band dance and a grand hall event are announced for Wednesday evening at Washoe hall with plans to raise funds for music.
Men from Butte visit Anaconda then plan to travel to the Big Hole country for about 30 days. Market notes list Rubi peaches at $1 per box and Sicenis cherries in 10 pound boxes. The assignee of M Pollen & Co orders immediate payment of all owed accounts. office at 310 Gast Park avenue. Mary Larkin leaves for Butte for a months stay. Washington lodge members urged to pay dues in 40 days. Mrs Jolson returns from a weeks visit to Chicago. stock rumor denied. A gold mine ad and a heating plant feature. A fatal fire in Fogelaville destroys eight houses. three men die and one is severely injured. property loss around $4,000.
In Tokio on July 1, Buddhist and Shinto teachers agreed to volunteer toward rebuilding the Christian church desecrated in Fekio last September amid disturbances. The act reflects cross religious solidarity amid unrest.
Brvan departs London and plans a visit to Oxford Stratford on Avon Edinburgh and Belfast Cork and Tullis will return to London on July 23 two weeks before he travels to Hawarden.
St Petersburg dispatch says reports that Russia contemplates a new loan abroad are semi officialy denied. The denial adds that funds will be applied to the home market for lands for the relief of the distressed population.
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