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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1916
Page
3
An assortment of children s coats in navy tan and red with trims in corduroy silk and Pique, sizes 2 to 6, values up to 11 dollars. Dainty wash dresses in gingham and linen offer polero and middy styles for ages 2 to 14. Infant shoes and slippers in kid and patent leather come in black white pink and tan. Regular 65e items offered at special prices.
By November first, 1916 the Milwaukee electrification between Harlowton and Avery Idaho aims to finish uncompleted sections from Deer Lodge to Avery. An extra unit between Deer Lodge and Alberton should be ready late summer, two thirds of overhead work is done, and transmission lines from Hoge points near completion in three weeks. Substation equipment goes up as received and about 250 workers are on site.
A long list of church services across Butte is compiled with times and languages. St Mark s Lutheran offers German morning and English evening sermons with youth meeting and Sunday school. Emanuel Lutheran presents Swedish morning and English evening services. Gold Hill Norwegian Lutheran preaches Norwegian morning and English evening. Mountain View Methodist and Mount Bethel Methodist share morning and evening sermons with Sabbath school and Epworth League activities. St Johns Episcopal and Trinity, Grace, Wesley chapels, Shaffer AME, and several other churches provide varied services, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, choir rehearsals, and youth activities, reflecting the city s diverse faith community.
One more boy connected to the tabernacle rooting was sent to the Industrial school yesterday by Judge Donlan. This makes six youths committed for the affair. The boy James Hall admitted being in the place and taking a quantity of copper wire.
Nation Specials advertises Mose supporters and Velvet Grip items in black and white. Includes shoulder supports for ages 1 to 10, coloring nuts in black and color, dustless dusters, absorbent styles, safety pins nickeled in three sizes, a carded set, regular 100 for 86, invisible hairpins, silk dress shields in regular and short flap, bias tape white one four and five eighths inch for 10c and 12 1 66, mail nets with or without elastic in all shades, hair switches 30 inches long in natural wave black blonde auburn and brown shades priced from 2.98 to 1.98.
Advertises towels including Muck Towels at 12 cents each for extra large heavy weight, Huck Towels at 25 cents for pure linen plain or hemstitched, Turkish Towels at 25 cents large extra heavy, and Turkish Towels 200 extra large heavy weight listing.
Fragmentary OCR shows a jumble of product items and prices including face powder peroxide hydrogen toilet paper soap and cosmetics. Text includes brand fragments like Gidm Bic Sea Salts Kau, and mentions items such as Holland Crepe Toilet Paper and Hospital Cotton. No coherent event or date present.
H. H. Hayes of Salt Lake visited Butte to promote the Wylie Way Yellowstone park transportation outfit and prepared to open an office in Butte the following week.
Funeral services for Mrs Annie Gill were held yesterday afternoon at her daughter Mrs Edward Little's home 785 East Mercury Street The Rev J A Hiatt vicar of St Paul's Episcopal church officiated
Judge Donlan designated T. J. Harrington administrator with the will annexed for the estate of John Galena who died in the Warm Springs Asylum. He left about 2700 dollars in cash and J. J. McHatton was named guardian to oversee the funds. The will said two brothers and two sisters inherit one wing in Livingston and Carson E. Bechtel was proposed as administrator. a Pennsylvania brother urged Harrington’s appointment and the judge upheld the brother’s prior wishes. Agnes Corry MacDonald guardian of John B. Corry seeks court permission to sell a one twenty fourth interest in the Golden Hematite claim to fund her brother’s education.
George Drakulich seeks $5,768 from Tripp-Dragstedt Company and driver Swan Johnson after a Dec intersection crash at Oregon Avenue and Front Street. He alleges his buggy and horse were wrecked, he was injured, and claims hospital, doctor, and time-loss costs plus damages for his injuries.
The body of the late Wilbur Marsh, a young engineer, was sent to Cincinnati last evening at the request of his grieving parents. An inquest is planned for Tuesday.
Judge Donlan disposed of police court appeal cases swiftly. Boulette and Merkle Derbyshire were fined or dismissed after not appearing. Fox, Seif, and Roseps appeals were dismissed or settled per counsel. Funeral services for Mrs Amelia Harnish led by Rev John G Ross at home on West Park, burial at Mount Moriah.
Chicago date shows Secretely Seeman Reynolds of the republican factional committee drafting the temporary roll of delegates. Delegates from all but three states have been chosen with West Dakota and South Dakota using street primaries or direct primaries, while three states will finalize their delegation in a series of preliminary conventions.
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