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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
8
An important showing of women’s suits AY WOMEN invites travelers and shoppers seeking smart traveling outfits. The collection features gaberdines wool poplins whipcords serges and novelty weaves in navy blue serge and all sizes from 16 to 46. Prices align with current summer suit costs and reflect early fall styling set three months ahead.
The column touts late summer suits from $8.50 to $39.50 and similar reductions on Palm Beach and Panama cloth outfits. It highlights cool summer frocks in white and black, flowered crepes, linens, and white coats with diverse Norfolk styles, all offered as new, very low values from 89 cents to $9.95.
Fashionable summer neckwear and accessories for women including collars cuffs veils and belts with prices from 35 cents to 4 dollars. Lace voile organdy and lawn fabrics feature Quaker collars and cuff sets with embroidered details. Hosiery belts and children's hosiery offered at low price points as part of the summer display.
The Butte school board will meet in regular session to review the Emerson School annex plan by architects including plumbing and heating for the high school, possible auditorium roof changes about 18 feet higher, and other improvements. Summer classes moved to Lincoln grade school for renovations and blasts at the site. Claude Austin, son of a Butte Chamber of Commerce secretary, returns from England to wed Miss Anne Burns of Manchester, after delays due to war. Hawaii’s national motto Wileki-Wilkki-Pau-Aloha noted with contention over its wording.
The Central Presbyterian church governing board of 11 members donated a new altar for the church. The commission notes other improvements including painting and interior renovations. A dedication service date will be announced. The Home Missionary Society raised 20 for summer school materials.
A man named Pihiman chose to plead guilty to second-degree assault and accept a one-year prison term rather than face jail on a first-degree charge. Judge Donlan accepted the plea and set sentencing accordingly after Deputy County Attorney Malloy noted prosecution satisfaction. Nesbit Rochester and wife arrived in Butte for a visit, planning to move to Great Falls where Rochester will join Stanton Bank as vice president. The Butte Municipal band elected Phil Levy president in a unanimous vote, Levy sending a letter to bandleader R. Vincent Johnston accepting the post and wishing the group success.
A brief ad notes better quality rompers for the beach in regulation styles. Gingham and chambray options in solid colors priced at 50 cents a pair.
William and Ralph Sievers aged 6 and 4 secure adoption by Kate and Willam O Leary after their mother Nellie Sievers died over two years ago. Father John Sievers relinquished all rights. Judge Donlan signed the order granting custody and care by the O Learys.
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