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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
8
Temnessy 5 Screen Doors and window screens are mentioned alongside a basement store sale. The ad touts women’s dress offers in a salon, highlighting a $9.95 price point and numerous chiffon and organdy frocks in white pink or blue from $17.50 upward.
In Butte at Hennessy’s a unique collection offers snowy white chinchilla and other stylish coats. Prices range from 6.50 for novelty coats to 12.50 for white coats and 15 for exquisite covert and silk coats, all in popular colors.
After about two hours deliberation the jury returned a verdict in favor of Hag Hassin against the Northern Pacific railroad for damages. The award amounted to 415 dollars though Hassin initially asked for 4000. The case involved violence alleged while Hag Hassin was out of the North Coast Limited at the time of the incident.
An advertisement emphasizes preserving the body's resistance to disease through proper rest, nutrition, and temperance. It promotes Dr Williams' Pink Pills as a tonic to strengthen blood and nerves, warns against overwork and excesses, and offers free books “Two Books Up the Blood” and “What to Eat and How to Eat” from the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
A conductor refused a pass and a brakeman and porter kicked a man from a North Coast train near Townsend injuring his left leg. He was taken to Missoula then returned on another eastbound train. Separate case saw Loiselle sue Wilson over a Ford car crash on Aug 4 near Oregon avenue and Front street with $115 repair cost and lost earnings claimed. The court ruled for Loiselle. Wilson appealed to the district court. Attorney fees noted in Ludwig Adler estate settlement.
William A. Drake and Mrs Cynthia E Bradford wed at Grace Methodist Church par sonate at noon with Rev J H Mitchell officiating. The bride from Pueblo Colorado and groom from Jefferson Island were attended by the couple’s daughters. After a brief visit in Lutte they leave for Jefferson Island to start their new home. Nome steamship activity follows with the Senator sailing for Nome Alaska as the season begins.
Michael with 222 passengers and an Argo are set to return home, with arrival expected around June 10. The report notes the vessels’ expected homecoming timing and the number of passengers aboard.
Judge Donlan ordered a writ of habeas corpus for Joe Coats of Pennsylvania held for murder. The writ targets Chief of Police Murphy and City Jailer Lavelle and is returnable this morning. Pennsylvania authorities are slow to act as the fugitive exhausts funds for the journey.
Report from Putte notes a clogged roof drain at the county building. Water backed up past a skylight over the bench, dripping to the floor below before workers opened the outlet and cleared the drain. Elsewhere, the junior prom tops society events with a farewell dance for seniors next week.
The Standards report strong demand for flags sold to subscribers with over 100 purchases. The best selling item is the Bulldogs wool bunting flag 3 by 5 with bowed stars and stripes, jointed pole and holder, priced at 1.25 for regular subscribers. Cotton flags 6 by 9 and 9 by 12 are 0.76 and 0.95, poles included. Lag day, a future display event, is approaching and supplies are limited.
More than 70 flower varieties and 30 plant family specimens were collected by a teacher, several parents, and students on a Memorial Day outing to Durant. Miss Jennie Rebecca Faddis directed the botany study as grades from the school joined the expedition to identify key plant families. The trip marked the fourth full‑day excursion by teachers to gather specimens for ongoing botanical lessons.
The passage argues that a name, as a product or merchant, carries trust and appeal. It suggests readers recall names instantly when seeking goods, and that newspaper advertising builds that instinctive recognition and confidence in buying.
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