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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
8
A local advertisement lists reduced prices on talcum powders from Mennen and Williams, shaving soaps, Pears un scented soap, Rubifoam tooth wash, Lonisenbad reducing salts, Pebeco toothpaste, Java rice face powder, and Cuticura soap. Various items show prices from 1¢ to 50¢, highlighting a range of toiletries and personal care products with limited availability details.
The suit of Donald W. Davidson and Minnie Isabel Davidson against J. Maude Ayers and James Davidson was interrupted by a disqualifying affidavit against Judge Lynch who adjourned the case to June 22. Separate motions in Alexander Wittman vs Yeren Bank were denied. Wittman is allowed 10 days to amend. Judge Lynch ordered Frank Greasley to pay alimony and fees. Florence Balden granted divorce from Clarence Balden with custody and monthly alimony. Kirby sues B Witherspoon and Philip Carr for accounting in a North Greatalls real estate deal. Carr alleged as a syndicate agent.
New imported and domestic white materials for cool summer frocks feature sheer voiles and crepes. Priced from 15 cents to 1 dollar per yard. Crepe fabrics highlighted as ideal for summer wear.
A businessman claims a sixth of the proceeds from a large profit venture and expresses willingness to cover any additional amounts owed for account handling or expenses, seeking a clear accounting of transactions and settlement.
The newly formed Boosters' club in Butte hosted a well attended dance at Pallas hall with 500 invitations issued. A five piece orchestra played, punch and refreshments were served, and guests of honor included W. W. Judd and wife C. P. Callahan Joe Duty and J. P. Lynch of Seattle. Committees listed were general arrangements refreshments floor manager and more, reflecting rapid growth in membership among laundry workers and friends.
A 9 pm call sent two patrolmen to an alley on South Arizona street where they found John Wolfe unconscious with a head bruise. He was taken to the station and treated, still unconscious, with a station purse contaminant found in his pocket. Robbery is suspected. attackers fled. An unknown caller reported seeing two men dragging Wolfe but offered no further details.
Imported Revnier Kid Gloves and other fine kinds are offered at special prices. Prices range from $1.35 to $2.25 per pair, with regular prices from $0.35 to $4.50. Styles include three-clasp overseam kid gloves in white and black, suede gloves in white and black, and Kayser's 16-button chamois ette gloves.
Washington June 8 Counselor Robert Lansing received his formal appointment as acting secretary of state for up to 30 days. President Wilson designated Lansing to perform the duties of secretary of state while a permanent appointment is pending amid Mexican considerations and army reorganization. Other items note a forthcoming ceremony at a bride’s home for Miss Cora May Ross and John Filwood, and a carpenters union meeting scheduled for June 10.
New York June 9 The resignation of Secretary Bryan sent ripples through the market with initial declines in many stocks. War shares fell most, while some recovery appeared later but selling pressure returned driving prices to and near daily lows. Late trading saw slight rebounds as liquidation, including foreign sources, weighed on sentiment with United States Steel among top losses.
The page notes a broad market decline with a 1 percent drop from the day’s total, stock prices slipping several points. Coppers and allied issues show strength yet fall short of high intraday levels. Bethlehem Steel stands out, rising to 168 before retreating to 163 and ending with a 2 percent net gain.
The Shriners of Bagdad temple conducted a full day initiation for 25 candidates from across the state. Local Shriners aided by St phen P. Wright the potentate of the Butte Shrine oversaw the ceremonies. Initiation finished in the afternoon followed by an evening banquet with speeches and social events.
In San Francisco during a long distance balloon race, three of four balloons launched from the exposition grounds failed to rise as planned. Leon Brooks of Oakland fell into the bay from the Venice balloon, was rescued unhurt. The Queen of the Pacific and the California also encountered trouble as winds swept the scene, with one balloon ripping from moorings. Local authorities say the incident drew a crowd of about 20,000 at the Marina.
Sacred Heart School will close next Monday after a successful year marked by strong attendance and a week of events. Students enjoyed a junior choir outing chaperoned by Father Venus and Father Foley, with exhibitions of sewing drawing and penmanship to follow, and an ice cream social planned for Friday to benefit the school community.
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