Diamonds On Credit Offer Takes Spark Under Way
A local ad promotes buying diamonds on credit with a small cash payment followed by weekly or monthly installments. Buyers can wear the diamond immediately while completing payments.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1906
Page
20
A local ad promotes buying diamonds on credit with a small cash payment followed by weekly or monthly installments. Buyers can wear the diamond immediately while completing payments.
The firm states no interest to pay, no forfeit of payments, and a guarantee of low prices. They emphasize specialization in diamonds, aiming to build a good trade quality by not carrying colored or imperfect stones.
Writs and motions cloud grand jury cases as suspects are discharged on habeas corpus. Warrants not served on indicted persons and arraignments are delayed. Police search outcomes and political-legal maneuvers dominate district court notes.
Butte street car lines carried a record number of fares on Labor Day totaling 13,000. Gardens and race track lines led ridership with 3,200 passengers, gardens surpassing the race track. This marks the largest day in Butte transit history, with 67,709 passengers carried by July last fourth.
John A. Taylor and Julia M. Jimes wed at Rev Rather McGlynn’s Catholic church residence this morning. A wedding breakfast followed at J. I. Banks home. The couple will be at home after Sept 15 in Dillon. Also notes Bishop Brewer’s visit, the new Methodist pastor A Winters arriving, teachers’ institute trips, Cora Ildlen Taylor funeral, and J B Morse buying Elza Smith’s herd. Nearby items report Petersburg revolutionists expelled, reforms program, and a police action in Warsaw.
A sworn affidavit by Mrs. Isabel Potter of Fernley Nevada county claims she saw a woman at an upper window in the Weber home as a fire broke out at Auburn California. She says the cry Save me was heard and that less than a minute passed from the alarm to flames, supporting the prosecution’s theory of murder and arson to conceal evidence.
City of Butte runs on a cash basis as warrants are issued against anticipated taxes and licenses. Treasurer reports August cash near $5,008 with September payroll and bills due. Taxes due in October will restore funds, enabling retirement of warrants and return to cash basis.
Central committee of Silver Bow county decides to hold primaries on Sept 18 from 4 to 6 pm and county convention on Sept 20 to choose delegates for the state convention on Sept 25. Delegates are apportioned by votes for Charles P. Nevin. at least one delegate per precinct. Chairman Bernard Noon and Secretary Harry Ayrshire will issue the formal call and select a convention site.
Mrs Elizabeth Maxwell a nurse at a Philadelphia hospital reports her husband, who also worked there, disappeared after they planned to meet on Sunday night. They met three months ago at a New Jersey nurses training school. She suspects an accident and asks city detectives for aid. She lives at the Women’s Christian Association building at eighteenth and Arch streets.
In Belfast Maine on September 4 local landowners near the Owen White farm on Poor Mills road probe for gold after assay results from last spring. Crandlemire owner reports gold and valuable minerals in a rock of volcanic origin with fine specks of metal. If more is found, a mining venture may begin with machinery purchase planned.
Scranton reports another gold toothed bulldog owned by Bizet S Saunders a local dentist. The bull pup named Doc received six gold teeth in its lower jaw through forced dental work performed while stretched on its back. Dr Fred Birchard once of Scranton and now Montrose influenced the stunt.
In Elysburg Mrs Leah Kauffmann wife of a farmer falls into a deep spring while reaching a mill from a cellar cooler and drowns. She was 30, married seven months. In Warsaw soldiers killed four citizens and made arrests, a fleeing boy drowned attempting to escape into the Vistula.
A well dressed young American, posing as a Harvard crew member, duped west end tradesmen in London last week by ordering clothes and having them sent to his hotel with bills to be paid later. When collectors visited, he had already left, leaving merchants and tailors among the victims.
Dr Francis Ro K Beattie a leading Presbyterian minister and president of the Presbyterian theological seminary died suddenly at his Louisville residence from heart failure.
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