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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1915

Page

8

New Summer Wash Fabrics Reduced in Price

New summer wash materials drop to 15 cents per yard from 25 cents for tango chiffons in varied patterns such as basket rose stripe, Garreaux Imprime weave with colored grounds, and a fine assortment of flaxons lawns voiles Lovina cloths all sheer fabrics previously 19 cents now 15 cents per yard.

Girls' Tub Dress and Coat Sale Reduced at Store

Local ad advertises girls tub dresses and children's coats at half price. Dresses in sizes 2 to 6 offered for 2.50 from regular five dollar values, with mention of new styles and trimmed cuffs.

Palm Beach Universal

Showers spoil day for Butte children

Rain disrupted Butte Children’s Day activities at the gardens, despite a 5000 attendance earlier. A morning chautauqua drew crowds before a mid day shower and subsequent showers dampened plans, sending families home by 2 PM. Judge Donanys reduced the bond of administrator Hmil Pacquette in the Sophrophi us Marchesseau estate case from 50 000 to 20 000 as remaining assets were under four thousand. John Ford and Miss Grace Mores head wed by Justice Doran. witnesses Matt Caswell and C. P. Gleason.

Ghire Donanys Sav District Hmil Pacquette Sophrophius Marchesseau John Ford Grace Moreshead Justice Doran Matt Caswell C. P. Gleason Mrs. Ford Butte

Waives Hearing and Holds Man for Higher Court

Milo Babovich waived a preliminary hearing and was bound over to the district court by Justice Carlisle yesterday to stand trial on resisting an officer charges. George Honeyehuech was given a jury trial for disturbing the peace, found guilty, and fined $5. John Sivalon of Walkerville was dismissed of liquor selling to a minor charges after evidence was deemed insufficient. Deputy County Attorney Malloy filed information charging Jacob Jacobsen and Matt Wiskanen with permitting gambling in their business. Justice Carlisle also charged Henry Karkonen Elmer Karkonen John E Hansen John Logan Oscar Sate Jo Fred Augustsen and John Bissela with gambling in an union. Articles of incorporation for Echo Spring Land Company of Butte were filed with $50,000 capital stock. Cernicaves Nos 22 28 56 61 80 83 184 95 110 114 115 158 166 199 170 and $2 of the Alberta King Oil Company were stolen. Report any information to Campbell treasurer 26 South Main street Butte Mont.

Milo Babovich Carlisle George Honeyehuech John Sivalon Walkerville Malloy Justice Doran Jacob Jacobsen Matt Wiskanen Ambling Justice Carlisles Court Henry Karkonen Elmer Karkonen John E. Hansen John Logan Oscar Sate Jo Fred Augustsen John Bissela Sambling Echo Spring Land Company of Butte Victor A. Berry Charles Rand John R. Moyle Cernicaves Alberta King ‘Oil Company Campbell South Main Street Mont

Women contend over Riley estate in Anaconda hearing

Mary E Mouatt sister of Joseph P Riley and Emma Riley contest the Riley estate seeking letters of administration. Judge Winston of Anaconda presides. A recess followed examinations of witnesses including Mouatt and a woman claiming to be Riley’s widow.

Mary E. Mouatt Joseph P. Riley Emma Riley Emma Rich Ds Riley Winston Anaconda Mary F. Mouatt Butte

Alley saloon owners deny permitting gambling games

John Jacobsen and Matt Niskanen, proprietors of the Alley saloon, pleaded guilty in Justice Doran's court to charges of permitting gambling games to be operated in their establishment. New York City boasts 26,000 factories employing nearly 700,000 and generating over 335 million dollars annually.

John Jacobsen Matt Niskanen Justice Doran's Court New York City

Puzzling Cribbage Question Arose in Standard

A yesterday Standard query asked value of three treys and two sixes in a cribbage hand. The answer quoted 18 for three treys and two sixes. Herman C W Kilne and A I Staats of the Great Northern liner Minnesota resigned their posts before sailing to Vladivostok with a Russian cargo. Kilne, born in Germany, was arrested in Hongkong for pro German sympathies, then released after proving American citizenship.

Seattle Wash Herman C. W. Kilne A. 1 Staats Great Northern Minnesota Vladivostok Germany Kline Hongkong

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