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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1915
Page
8
Table linens and towels offered at significant discounts. Unbleached room dice nap kins 20x20 inches $2.50 dozen now $1.60. Colored border linen nap k ins hemmed ready for use $1.50 dozen now $1.00. Union table damask 39c yard. Toweling 18 inches wide 6c yard. Cotton hneck towels 18x36 inches $1.00 dozen. Turkish towels 18x36 inches $1.00 dozen. Embroidery baby crib sets $1.50 per set. Crochet bedspreads $1.50 each. Pique crib spreads $1.75.
Gaberdine is offered in new shades with a weight suitable for current wear priced at 35 francs per yard. The listing highlights affordability and fashion relevance, noting the fabric’s versatility for contemporary garments.
Silver Bow Ministerial association discusses building a large tabernacle in Butte this fall for a union revival led by a noted evangelist and spanning all churches. They also consider creating a miners rest room in the business district since saloons close at midnight. A committee will report on public policy ideas including funding via monthly miner contributions and a rest room location.
Creditors pressed to discharge Canapis & Sarmo from bankruptcy and asked the referee to hear objections, but lacking cost guarantees the case was moved from the referee to the federal court where Judge Bourquin heard the matter yesterday.
Testimony concluded and case submitted by M S Cohen for the bankrupts and John Lindsay for creditors. Nick Canapis and A Gostis with H Auerbach testified for creditors while T Stanatis and John Tourikas testified for the bankrupts. The Sun River Distilling petition was referred to referee A H Gray at Great Falls. Earl Webster of Polson was discharged, and a hearing for Clara E Chapman of Chalk Buttes was set for June 21 in Helena. E H Campbell, Walkerville pioneer pharmacist, was named United States commissioner at Highwood in Choteau county.
Justice Doran presided yesterday over four defendants. Two pleaded guilty and two were released on bonds of 500 after denying charges. George Paulos pleaded not guilty to concealed weapon charges by Antone Raftis. John Molke denied similar charges by M Kerr Beadle. Walter Mackey paid a 10 dollar fine for profane language near 420 East Granite street on May 9. Charles Wells admitted vagrancy and was sentenced to 90 days in county jail.
Kayser offers 16 button length extra heavy silk gloves in white at 2.25 a pair. 16 button length silk gloves in white and black with embroidery range 1.25 to 2 a pair. Kaiser 12 button length silk gloves in white and black priced at 0.75 a pair.
Dependable refrigerators offer specially priced screen doors complete with hinges at 1.30. Other doors at 2.50 2.75 3 3.50 up to 6.0. Bring doorway measurements. Window screens adjustable at 0.25 each, other screens 0.35 0.45 0.60. Screen wire 24 to 48 inches 0.20 to 0.40 a yard. Basement Store.
Judge Lynch convicts John Jenkins of contempt over disputed land near Grace in a long running case with Josiah Harris. He warns that future violations will attract harsher penalties though he reduces this fine to one dollar, noting Jenkins is a poor man and urging amicable compliance.
M. B. Burke of Alhambra replies to a public rumor, denying a stated claim about his actions. He emphasizes he has not engaged in the referenced conduct and calls for the spread of accurate information.
Report spreads from a shared train arrival in Helena that a couple wed, with neighbors and visitors assuming the marriage and sending belated news to Butte under that impression. The tale rests on a mistaken belief, later clarified as unfounded.
Butte public schools will be closed today for the Arbor day celebration at Columbia gardens. School children were given car tickets yesterday.
Ottawa May 10. In the latest Canadian casualty list from France, Alfred Wheeler driver from Denver is wounded Private Donald J. Mc Gillis of Seattle is killed and Joseph William Smyth of Tacoma Washington is wounded. The list contains about 50 killed and more than 60 wounded or missing.
Washington May 10 The United States Supreme Court affirms the California Supreme Court ruling upholding the state bank law. The measure authorizes the state superintendent of banks to take possession of unsound banks without prior court proceedings.
Women's silk and cotton stockings advertised at low prices. Dollar quality black silk hose 69c per pair with fine sisle heel toe and garter top. Fiber silk boot hose 29c pair, wire tip hose 3 for $1. Various stockings for girls, boys, and infants priced 25c to 29c, including school stockings and mothers' friend styles.
Our next directory closes on Thursday May 18. Report changes to our office before that time. Anyone planning new telephones should call at the company office at the corner of Broadway and Idaho and sign contracts at once. Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company H E M'afee district manager.
Between 200 and 300 British members of the stock exchange mobilized to prevent any German entry into the house amid a warning from the exchange committee. A large crowd gathered outside and only a few naturalized Germans appeared, who were hustled away and warned to return.
Chicago announced mayoral message fixes July 27 as Chicago day at the Panama-Pacific exposition. The city council received the directive today, establishing the official date and honoring Chicago's participation in the event.
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