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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
8
A complete assortment of rainy weather coats for women and misses. Styles include cravenettes gaberdines and Balmaeans in regulation colors, blackspan raincoats, and novelty mixtures. Waterproof dustproof and windproof options available in sizes for women and misses starting at 12.60.
The store slashes prices on finer topcoats by a quarter and adds new moderate-priced lines. Highlights include $6.50 clever checked and tan coats, $7.60 coverts, $15 novelty coats, and even silk coats. Styles are late, practical, and suited for evenings, dances, and vacations.
A string of divorce actions and suits appears in the records. Phoebe Holden sues Thomas Holden for divorce claiming repeated beatings and threats, with a restraining order to prevent disposition of property. They were married at Butte in 1910 and have one child. Other matters include Glogosky versus Butte Water Co over wages, Donlan dissolving Vroom Realty, and James Jacobs divorcing Rose Jacobs with a plan to support their son.
The Mountain View Methodist church plans the ninth class graduation tomorrow evening. It lists opening hymns, prayers, readings, and a long sequence of songs and recitations led by students and led by the superintendent. The article also calls for church improvements and fair ministerial pay.
Kayser offers summer gloves in many styles and colors. Prices range from 50c to 1 per pair for silk and chamoisette options, including white, black, natural, and gray. Specific items include 16 button silk gloves, chamoisette gloves, and misses sizes.
New Today offers hand embroidered vests in organdie voile or lace priced from 75 cents, plus exposition collars and vests of embroidered voile and batiste from 1 dollar. Rolling collars 35 cents, embroidered voile sets 75 cents, boudoir caps 35 cents to 2.60, and evening scarfs from 2.25.
Women's fine cotton and isle knickers with elastic waist and knee in both gular and extra sizes. Our 75e quality on sale today for only 59¢ a pair.
New sheer lawn and organdy dresses in sizes 6 to 14 years offered from 1.50 to 7.95. Also new jumper dresses for girls up to 14, with skirts described as very new and fashionable.
Hartford June 4 Dr B B Gould of New York was elected president of the Episcopal Church Clubs of the United States at the convention's close. President Buller read a letter to Jonathan Wanamaker outlining his views.
Six eminent Russian engineers commissioned by the government arrived in New York from Scandia aboard the Bergensfjord after two weeks in the United States. They will visit manufacturing centers where rolling stock and machinery for Russia are under construction and then proceed to Canada. Officials touted contracts as among the largest foreign-spent sums for U S war supplies. In Asbury Park, New Jersey, June 4, President Whison’s neutrality policy and his statesmanlike prudence were praised by the Re d church general synod in American.
A fragment shows a telegraph transmission of a resolution from the president in Washington. The snippet indicates formal entry of document actions and official acknowledgment, reflecting ongoing governmental communications.
British Premier Asquith toured the front in France during a four day visit, inspecting army sectors including hospitals and flying units. He traveled by motorcar and witnessed shells bursting as he viewed the front from a hill, greeted by enthusiastic troops.
The article notes a closing sale of Oneida Community souvenir spoons through June with coupons tied to Standard subscriptions and monthly payment options. It promises mailed orders via Anaconda and lists a Saturday night officers election with Westling as treasurer.
Detroit reports Ford Motor company increases authorized capital stock from 2 million to 100 million dollars and declares a stock dividend of 43.0 million dollars payable July 1. The original stock dividend was 2 million dollars with public details not released. Remaining capital will stay in treasury for future needs.
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