Patchy Ad Promises Swiss Cotton Undergarments
Fragmentary ad copy touts underwear set as made of select cottons and Swiss fabric. Mentions bleached vests and pants sold in the “regular way” for a quoted price of thirty five cents.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
6
Fragmentary ad copy touts underwear set as made of select cottons and Swiss fabric. Mentions bleached vests and pants sold in the “regular way” for a quoted price of thirty five cents.
An assortment of children s French dresses with embroidery and trims showcases from the Aner line. Includes 129 items priced up to 2.00, 81 to 97 rompers in gingham and fancy prints, sizes 1 to 10 years, and 200 infants wear pieces with lace and tucks.
A description notes a Nuform model hat of high quality with ribbon trim details. It highlights the hat’s shaping and support from notable accessories. The item is presented as a daily special and attributed to Stott.
Denver reports enthusiastic attendance and strong support for Bryan at the Democratic convention. Notables such as Dr J. Ms Beuntand and J. Bruen Kremer are mentioned, with praise for speakers and the crowd’s energy. Analysts predict shifts in Indiana Illinois and New York toward Bryan, and Montana expected to back the Democratic camp.
Helen Mary McGlynn, six, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John McGlynn, died yesterday morning at 104 Mullin Street from wearlet fever. Funeral conducted at Catholic cemetery yesterday. The McGlynn family has suffered recent tragedies with a boy injured by a playmate and left in serious condition, with limited chances of recovery.
Michael ONS arrived last evening from Bateka tah te caitre and tie fe deral at his brother Dennis ON Wim Med Mombiy. The Caner will bebe oot fe80 this ancreie at the home of a rouada. Demuix Holland of PA Aruncharda real The Tidy will be taken to Saeed Hoary charel. The burial will be in the Catholic cemetery.
Herman Polson and Chris Sehoto alt instaarantones of South Butte were arrested on diagomy warrants at the city health department for selling milk below required standards. Inez posted a $20 bond. Mike Fallon jailed on a charge of whipping his wife.
Hamilton notes report various local movements and visits. Thomas Miley and his daughter returned home from Grind Korks after three months with his parents. Birdie Maries will spend the summer here. J O Tindale traveled to Sand Point Idaho for a short stay. Mex Manale departed for Bpolumiana vial. Mr and Mrs G W Platt of Pennsylvania visited Como and Hirsidante RW Pleher of Bononan agricultural college spoke on the Corvallis farm experiment. Ty Hi Athlon and daughter were in town from Victor.
A deranged assailant, Alian Shane, fatally wounds Father Leo Heinrichs during a Denver Denver altar service at St Elizabeths church. After firing the priest, the killer is captured, jailed, and later hanged following a brief trial amid warnings of anarchist plots.
A wireless dispatch from the ship Connecticut reports a fleet approaching Honolulu at latitude 24 1/10 north, longitude 152 west, about 30 miles offshore. Divisions chart entry, anchor plans near Lahaina and Maalaea on Maui, with auxiliary vessels heading to Auckland after a scheduled stop at Pago Pago and Suva.
A man with a lame back dressed and passed the high school when two men robbed him of 295 dollars. Sheriff Ward and Policeman Higgins attempted to marshal a crew to pursue the robbers but failed to locate them.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Hamilton reports a cloudburst east of the city drowning two Italian men Monday afternoon. Tony Mussi, about 33, was identified among the victims. 11 others worked on the big ditch project in Dry creek canyon when floodwaters swept away the camp. One body recovered, the other missing. horses drowned near Spooner gulch and ranches untatted.
Henry Larson and Peter Peterson were tried before Justice Phillipe in Standard Missouri on charges of ferry larceny for stealing sacks of sugar flour and potatoes from Winston Bros. camp near Borer. Both admitted guilt and claimed heat and vacation plans. They planned to take bacon as well but were arrested. Decision reserved for tomorrow morning.
A sleight of hand thief robbed horseman W H Parker of $600 at the Aulle race meeting as he pushed through a crowd to place a wager. Police quickly detained a suspect in a light suit, who was later released after no evidence.
Police arrest Annie Smt and Allee Stin on a grand larceny charge after O C Bergstrom alleges he was robbed of 271 dollars on West Front Street. They pleaded not guilty before Justice Philips. Bonds set at 290 dollars each. Complainant bound to prosecute. earlier suspects fled town and did not appear.
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