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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1906
Page
12
A grand clearance offers all leathers and styles at unmatched prices. The sale promises the most complete stock and a chance of a lifetime for every foot. Anaconda shoppers urged to seize this record breaking event today.
Displayed stock features a large assortment of clothing with suits and dresses on sale today for $1.85 each. Notable emphasis on affordable fashion and wide display for easy viewing by customers.
Vast stock offered at money-saving values never heard of in this city. A yearly proposition urging customers to come today and furnish rooms with new artistic carpets and rugs at small cost. The entire store is described as a vast emporium of bargains inviting friends to join.
Police in Anaconda arrest Lohndorf couple who claimed Salvation Army ties and collected money on Main Street. Officers warned nationwide Salvation Army members to expose impostors, citing Faulkner of Spokane divisional headquarters. The couple, from Butte, wore white insignia and denied Army affiliation, leaving town but likely to return. Assignee Norbeck calls creditors to settle at once.
Col J L Torrey, famed Rough Rider, promotes a crossbreed named Buffalo to yield hides resembling buffalo. At Embar ranch in Wyoming he showcases calves from the "Bufftory" line, claiming future herds will supply superior hides and beef. Torrey merged Embar Cattle with Rocky Mountain Cattle Co to advance this project amid ongoing industry debates.
John Barkovich returns home after learning two men charged in son William Barkovich murder will face Judge Winston in district court. Information alleges they killed William on the night of July 2. Trial date set for morning at 9 30 with pleas entered or motions possible.
A bustling miscellany lists local commerce and entertainment as well as civic notices. There are promotions for cut flowers and music stores, reports of the Washoe band dance funds, and tales of movers to the Big Hole country. Also noted are assignee notices for M Polich & Co, lodging for rent, and various minor town items.
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