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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1908
Page
7
The article notes platinum as a superior mounting for diamonds and pearls, especially in brooches and pendants. It contrasts platinum with vermeil and silver, highlighting platinum's lasting brightness and invisibility in large pieces. It mentions new platinum brooches and pendants on display with attractive designs.
Butte items report wagon coal beds at Grady's Rent, pianos from Orton Bros, and several coal and wood firms. Local registrations, cafe recommendations, dance and theatre notes, and fashion and clothing ads appear among community notices. Marriage licenses listed and a political canvass update from Lewistown concludes the fragment.
At the Butte Business Men's Association meeting plans surfaced to urge legislature action on prolonged race meetings and track gambling and to consider closing poolrooms. Memorial resolutions honored Henry Mueller and H. Frank, while admiration was voiced for the St Paul excursion and local civic efforts to aid the Fernie relief fund.
Leather boys high cut shoes boast heavy soles and viscal oil treatment for near waterproofing. Available heights in tan and black, sizes 9 to 12. Priced at 2 1 2 to 3 dollars, with additional listings at 3 50.
Official return from Silver Bow County requests attendance at the funeral of Brother Lawrence J Connell on Wednesday November 18 at 9 am at HS East Copper Street. Notice signed by M A Hewitt President and Ida Thorne Treasurer for the Women’s Protective Union. Also announces a dance at Coliseum Hall on Wednesday November 15.
Mayer displays a vast assortment of gold jewel cases for the holiday season including 100 designs and a large selection of gold clocks frames mirrors and boudoir ornaments. The store promises lowest prices or money back with German silver gold plated and sterling items on offer.
Montana Optical Company at West Park in Mayer’s store advertised free eye exams and promised no hidden charges for fitting glasses, countering claims of deceptive pricing while offering eye care services in a traditional storefront setting.
Judge Bourquin overrules a motion to acquit Gustave F. Wisner of Anaconda amid a third trial for forgery. The jury will rule on whether Wisner intended to defraud when endorsing Miss Ehret’s name on a note tied to the FItSPatrick real estate and banking business, with testimony detailing signatures and authority.
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