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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1908
Page
19
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 28 East Broadway, Butte. Telephone 422, Independent telephone 1,422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
A flurry of short notices from Butte details people visiting from Dillon Great Falls and Missoula. Mentions include Regals and Moyer buggies at Grady’s, piano rentals from Orton Bros and doctors Cole and Tait, and various residents returning from trips or preparing for outings at Gregson springs and Swan lake.
Patrick McGee remains jailed after a warrant from Justice Grice's court for grand larceny led to his arrest last night at the county jail.
Card party for the benefit of St Mary's church at the Miners' Union Hall Friday evening July 24. For particulars see Brownfield Canty’s window.
In Quebec July 23 the Prince of Wales led the tercentenary events for Champlain founding Quebec with Vice President Fairbanks delivering praise of U S British ties. A 6000 strong pageant reenacted history from Cartier to Wolfe as Canada and the United States voiced friendship and calls for peaceful world order.
The article recounts a brutal murder by a cousin who shot his aunt on a rail yard and fired again to ensure her death. He admitted theft of $2,400 buried with his pocketbook later found by detectives. Ottillie Eberhard, told of the confession, remains astonished as the case unfolds.
Mrs. Ethier and her husband, Joseph Ethier aged 58, were hurt when touring car No 47 driven by David Kemper collided with their buggy on the Fountain road south of the city. Mrs. Ethier is in serious condition with severe arm injuries, while Mr. Ethier sustained bruises.
Soft bosom white shirts offered with plaits or plain or imitation plaits. They are imported Anderson linens and described as perfectly fitting and easy to wear.
A feature lists summer shirt options with modest dignified colors and designs. It describes styles including shirts with cuffs attached and detached, plain fabrics and self bodies, offering bright options for different tastes.
A complete collection of negligees crafted from fabrics that resist shrinking and fading. Styles emphasize attractive designs and easy care, promising durable wear and pleasing variety for shoppers.
Local ad notes a brief price cut on kids coats for a limited few days at 15 East Granite in Butte. The short promotion highlights bargain clothing for families shopping downtown.
Advertises a cut glass puff box for 7.50 on a sale at Mayer’s 22 West Park. Claims every similar item is half price, inviting readers to buy a cut glass berry bowl at half price.
The Montana Optical Co at 22 West Park in Mayer's store offers free eye tests and frame adjustments, glasses from $1 to $4.50, solid gold lenses, and one hour lens replacement for difficult cases. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded with glasses fitted free and lenses ground in house.
The Philadelphia Press describes Paraguay as sparsely populated with about 400,000 people in the southern third, a male shortage leaving women to do most work, and ongoing revolutions in a land with untapped minerals and hardwoods.
Inquiring minds ask how southern agricultural colleges aid farming. Graduates from Clemson, Starkville, and similar schools seldom return to the farm, instead pursuing government roles, teaching, or other fields. The result is limited farm benefit and a drift of labor to other industries, with neglected black laborers moving to lumber, rail, and mining camps.
In Harper's Weekly the dialogue notes Howell Rowell as not very observant. Powell asserts he could be dead a long time and not know there was a fire.
From the San Francisco Call this item notes a couple’s breakup framed around a wife leaving for her husband’s job. The man asks why and learns she has married his occupation, implying professional separation drove the rift.
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