Major Neckwear and Fabric Sale on Main Floor
Lowered prices sweep neckwear and cotton fabrics with dozens of items. Three and twelve button overseam suedes cut from $3.50 to $1.75 and $2.25, cotton dress goods down to 22 1 2 cents, pillow casing at 19 cents, table damask 25 cents, seamless sheets 39 cents, pillow cases 10 cents, and an array of trimmed handkerchiefs and ties offered at deep discounts.
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Madras
Windsor
Aly
State to Improve Asylum Plant and Facilities at Warm Springs
Montana officials report modernizing the Deer Lodge penitentiary brick plant will cut brick costs for state projects. Improvements at Warm Springs and Galen TB sanitatoriums will add dormitories and a kitchen, expanding capacity as inmate numbers grow. Work starts immediately with board of examiners reviewing pardons and parole.
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Warm Springs
Montana
Deer Lodge
State Asylum For the Insane
Poindexter
Attorney General
Boars of Examiners
Ofcal
Galen
Ems
Souvenir Oneida Spoons Offered With Subscriptions
Standard subscribers may buy Oneida souvenir spoons at 15 cents each for current subscribers with receipts or paid dues. discounts apply for shorter term subs. Non-subscribers may use coupons. orders to Anaconda office. Mail adds 10 to 30 cents depending on quantity. offer ends in June.
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Oneida
Seaim
Malling
Anaconda
the Standard
Children Spend All Day at Columbia Gardens
On a sunny day 3,888 people visited Columbia Gardens for a Children’s Day outing. Under playground director C W Munsey, efficiency contests tested children in field and track events to set a standard for future gatherings.
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Columbia Gardens
C. W. Munsey
Silver Bow Woodmen Annual Entertainment and Dance
The Silver Bow Woodmen camps and Royal Neighbors held their annual entertainment and dance at the Sons of St. George hall in Centerville last evening. Visiting Woodmen from outside Butte attended. The program featured recitations and musical numbers by top local talent, followed by a dance that lasted into the morning and drew strong attendance. The event brings together South Butte Walkerville Silver Bow and Royal Neighbors camps as a recurring gathering.
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Modern
Woodmen of America
Royal Neighbors
Sons of St. George Hall
Centerville
Outaide
Butte
South Butte
Walkerville
Silver Bow
Silver City
Royal Oaks
Woodmen
Prisoner Price Returned to Whitehall After Burlington Train Stop
The 35 year old Price, wanted on robbery charges, was held in Butte city jail after being taken from a Burlington train. The marshal for Whitehall escorted the prisoner back to custody.
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Price
Butte City
Burlington
Whitehall
New York Man Chosen Head of Advertising Clubs
Herbert B. Houston of New York was elected president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World at the eleventh annual convention in Chicago. Lafayette Young Jr. of Des Moines won the vice presidency over Gus W. Thomason of Dallas by 385 to 386. P. F. Floren of Indianapolis was re elected secretary. The next convention will be held in Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Herbert
Houston
New York
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Lafayette Young Jr
Des Moines
Iowa
Gus W. ‘Thomason
Dallas
Texas
Young
P. &. Floren
Thdianapolis
Philadelphia
Batting for millions left by David Eccles
Ogden Utah June 24 Efforts to prove the woman's unfitness for work in the temple of the Mormon church marked the cross examination of Mrs Margaret Geddes in her suit to obtain a portion of the David Eccles millions for her son Albert Geddes Eccles Mrs Eccles asserted she remained a faithful Latter Day Saint Letters claimed to be written by Mrs Geddes to David Eccles after a supposed plural union for time only were introduced by the de
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Joseph’ F. Smith
Mormon. Church
United States
Reed Smoot
George F. Gibbs
The
Gibbs
Eccles
Mra Geddes
Mormon Church
David Eccles
Ogden
Utah
Temple
Margaret Geddes
Albert Geddes Eccles
Free Habeas Corpus Grants Stagg Release
Tom Stagg, jailed four months for carrying a concealed weapon by Justice Doran, was freed after suing out a writ of habeas corpus. The case arose while Stagg claimed a plot to assassinate Warden Frank Conley during his visit as a witness in a criminal matter.
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Tom Stagg
Justice Doran
Stagg
Frank Conley
State Penitentiary
Elt
Stage
Disorder in Naco as Maytoven forces arrest American
Dispatches from Naco report General Acosta with Maytoven troops detaining Mile Haymore, manager of the Sonora Mercantile Co., and holding him as a prisoner. An appeal to American consul Frederick Simpich led to Haymore's release on Maltorena's order. Earlier, El Centro recorded another strong earth tremor damaging the Masonic temple and nearby structures.
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Nogales
Arix
Naco
Acosta
Maytovens
Mile Iard Haymore
Mate Ager
Sonora’ Mercantile Company
Haymore
Frederick Simpich
Maltorena
el Centro
Var
Sune
Masonic Temple
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