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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1906
Page
3
A bustling 19th century textile sale features Plain and Fancy Silks at reduced yard prices, with regular values of 1.50 cut to 1.19 and 0.65 yard Black Swiss Taffetas, all-wool suiting and linen goods touted as top picks. The catalog highlights numerous fabrics, patterns, and colors, plus bedding and domestic textiles on sale across many departments.
A fragment describes a 600 Gurney La Belle refrigerator with ice compartment and adjustable shelf. It notes dimensions and weight, stock prices, and mentions Woodward’s welving xocaris and a new automatic drive with four heavy steel wheels.
Advertises a sale of 750 new waists in white lingerie and silk garments. Describes styles with sleeves and decorative details, mentioning varieties in stock and price around eight dollars. Front window display invites shoppers to view the collection.
Notice announces expansion on the third floor with a full wake elevator pyrographic display and a new set of swanypart eles for warning tree visitetion. Misa Pereunant of Mine Vo Apelia leads the department expansion. Inquire in this department for details.
Reports describe vandalism and animal harm from the use of rubber bands as torture tools. West side disturbances produce windows broken and fear among residents and animals. Officers gather information to locate vandals and issue warnings while civilians urge restraint.
A damaged nugget of gold is recovered after a track repairer reports finding it wedged between joint rails on the Meaderville line. Workmen and a police presence mark a quiet day as authorities seize the scene and await confirmation of ownership and value. Public transit officials note the incident disrupted service briefly, with a three minute interval to resume normal operations. In other news, the late Thomas T. Raker’s civil engineering business continues as Raker & Co under John Doe’s management in Silver Bow block.
Special Donated to the Standard Livingston May 30. Considerable excitement and a surprise were caused here as carpenter and contractor Howard Nethkin left Livingston with unsettled contracts for several residences and labor worth several hundred dollars. A separate accusation says Nethkin left for the west, but stopped at Bozeman and took a team for farm work as officers seek him. He enjoyed public confidence and was a prominent social figure. Two residents run for city alderman on the socialist Lickel ticket in the spring election.
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