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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1917
Page
3
Four major waist lines reduce remaining stock with dainty lingerie to silk and lace creations. Colors span all hues with hundreds of patterns and trims including tailored, embroidered, and lace adorned styles. Formerly 2.95, 5.95, 10.00. special pricing offered today.
A printed ad highlights $7.50 suits with special pricing and $4.50 suits specials. It showcases a complete new assortment in blue, gray, and tan chambray and dark stripe ginghams. New caps offered in many colors, all sizes, regular prices up to $1.25, now 75 cents.
Butte subscribers total nearly 8,260,000 across First National Daly Miners Silver Bow banks and others. About 1,500 subscribers funded 8.2 million dollars, led by W A Clark at the Clark bank. Banks reported close to 1,012,350 in Clark and Clark. Subscriptions by Heilbronner and Lauzier Wolcott also noted. Books closed at noon yesterday local time. thousands waited, many turned away.
San Francisco June 16 The California Supreme Court denied Mathew A Schmidt a rehearing. He is serving a life term for his role in the October 1910 dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times building in which 20 people died. The article also notes that Japanese toy makers use tin cans in toy soldiers.
A historical piece calls for the I W W and Metal Mine Workers Union No 800 to organize Western mining districts from Alaska to Mexico. It advocates six hour shifts two men per machine and industrial action, arguing the IWW better serves miners than the faded Western Federation of Miners. The piece urges workers in Arizona Utah Nevada Idaho Butte Montana and other camps to join, pay a 2 60 initiation fee and 50 cent monthly dues. It frames organization as the route to ownership of the earth.
Columbia Gardens is open for the season as flowers bud and foliage looks attractive. Butte's playground remains open for nightly dances at the big pavilion after weather delays. Concessions are operating and picnic grounds have been prepared for the season free to all.
Boys playing with a dog at 510 South Washington street found a newborn baby wrapped in toweling yesterday afternoon. The coroner said the infant was born alive and had likely died within hours. No signs indicated the parentage, and the discovery prompted an investigation.
The report notes the total near 9.5 million with census estimates for four states Massachusetts Kentucky Montana and Westing up by over 680 000. John B. Baker of York and Daniel Baker of Baltimore offered a 590 acre Potomac river site for a mobilization camp 24 miles south of the river.
A fisherman from New York reported eight hours on the Hudson River produced a miscellaneous catch totaling about 1000 pounds. He landed shad herring and striped bass weighing from one to twelve pounds each, according to his scale.
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