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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1913

Page

19

Deserted Husband Wins Divorce In Kansas City Case

A civil engineer, J. C. Hayes, obtained a divorce from Minnie Hayes after she deserted him to care for her ill mother. Hayes sent her two thirds of his wages and railroad fare to join him in North Carolina, but she refused. The court approved the decree for desertion in Judge Lynch's district court. Meanwhile Mike Egan, former Silver Row county coroner, faced contempt for unpaid alimony to Ella Egan and was ordered to pay within five days or face jail, with wage assignments and life-insurance tied to the child’s support.

J. C. Hayes Minnie Hayes North Carolina Hayes Lynch Department of the District Court Kansas City Therty Marshfield Harard Fagan Mike Egan Siiver Row The Esco Failage Ella Egan Egan Frank C. Walker

Saloon Proprietor Recalls Man Found Dead Outside

Archie McKay aged 52, carpenter, was found unresponsive outside Nick Burkhard’s saloon at 1301 South Montana Street Sunday night. Burkhard left McKay sleeping on the porch. death appears from heart trouble. McKay lived in Williamsburg with his wife and four sons and a daughter.

Nick Burkhard South Montana Street Archie McKay Carpenter McKay Richards Williamsburg John Robert Charles James Genevieve Empathure Reduction Works

Son of Morgan takes humble rooms at Harvard

Cambridge Massachusetts September 29 Junius 8 Morgan son of J P Morgan has deserted his expensive quarters in Beck hall for an old fashioned Hollis hall dormitory. He forgoes a private bathroom elevator valet and all privileges other students enjoy to live up to Harvard tradition. Next door two seniors work their way through college.

Cambridge Mass Junius Morgan J. P. Morgan Beckhall Harvard Hollis Hat Almon Colewe

South American germs for Harvard University scare

Cambridge Massachusetts September 29 Eighty billion malignant germs from Ecuador and Peru are being shipped to Harvard College per a Johns Hopkins doctor and Harvard professors returning from South America The collection includes plague oroya fever yellow fever typhoid and leprosy no details on safety and an unrelated theft of an overcoat valued at 26 by W D Baker in East Park Street county attorney seeking arrest

Cambridge Mass Ecuador Peru Harvard College Andrew Watson Sellards Johns Mopkins Univers Sity Harvard South America Harvard Bacteriological Jury W. D. Baker J Beck East Park Street Baker

New Autumn Dress Fabrics Arrive On First Floor

The first floor showcases a range of dress fabrics and accessories including Velveteen at 27 inches with coats and trimmings, navy blue options at $2 per yard, Brocaded Velvet in navy taupe purple and rose at $1.50, Princess Velveteens for costumes at $1.50, and Princess Corduroy 30 inches wide priced at 75 cents per yard. The assortment features fast color shades and self-colored patterns suitable for costumes and trims.

Maire

Children’s Knit Union Suits for Boys and Girls

Fine white fleece lined union suits for girls in sizes 2 to 12 years at 75 cents and 14 to 16 years in black bears at 75 cents. For boys heavy gray fleece lined suits 24 to 34 at 75 cents. For both sexes extra fine wool suits white or gray in sizes 2 to 16 years at 1.50.

Textile yardage specials list several fabrics

The notice advertises New Whipcords Lusters and mo hair fabrics in staple shades for skirts waists and school wear. It lists prices from 49 cents to 3 25 per yard and mentions New Bedford Cards in seasonal shades at 2 to 2 75 per yard along with new matelasses and brocades priced 2 to 3 dollars per yard.

New Bedford

New Trimmings and Laces at Low Yard Prices

A market note lists trimmings braids laces and nets with varied widths and colors offered at low per yard prices. Items include special colored trimmings in one inch width for 15¢, dainty shadows and Vals nets in two inches, and fancy beaded effects in widths from one to one and a half inches. Also advertised are shadow allover laces in white and floral designs, and embroidered veiling in Persian effects priced around five dollars.

Linen sale offers discounts on sheets pillow cases and damask

A newspaper ad promotes Beamless Sheets 81x90 at 68 cents each, Hemstitched Pillow Cases 150 for 20 cents, All-Linen Damask 68 inches wide at 1.50, Crochet Bedspreads 1.45, Cotton Roller Towels 19 cents, plus imported beaded bags and new leather bags priced from 2.50 to 20 dollars.

Rae

New Flannels and Fabrics at Bargain Prices

The article lists English flannels such as Viyella for shirts and waists that resist shrinking and keep fast colors. It details Bathrobe Blankets 72 by 90 inches with cord and frogs at $3, Lerma Flannelettes in multiple colors at 12446, Costume fabrics 30 inches wide at 25 cents, Robeland Flannels extra heavy 27 inches wide at 260 a yard, and other seasonal fabric offerings with varied prices.

Lerma

Bargain Household Goods Sale Highlights

Gilectric items offered at four per regular price with special at 830 dollars. Cover sacirons sold in sets of three with handle and mat for 1.25. Washboards in brass glass or enamel 39 cents each. Folding Wash Benches priced at 2.50. Wringers from 3.25 to 17.50. Galvanized Pails 0.25, 0.30 and 0.50. Mop Wringer Pails and Mop Handles also listed at low prices.

Whitehall Seeks Engine as Water Shortage Strikes Fire Chief

Whitehall residents faced a fire early yesterday with the town lacking a water supply. Chief Sanger offered to mobilize new equipment and a crew, but the neighboring department declined. The Northern Pacific railway prepared a special train to assist. In other news, Emmett J. Kiley was charged with larceny and later with appropriating $8 from funds collected for the Arm.

Sanger Whitehall Lutte Northern Pacific Railway Emmett J. Kiley W. W. Neail Kiley

Woman Struck By Live Wire Crossing Street

Mrs. John Angwin, 210 South Dakota Street, was struck by a falling electric feeder from trolley lines while crossing Utah and Platinum streets. She fell unconscious. treated by Dr. M. J. Scott. Condition not serious. Her husband and child present. Epworth League of Mountain View church hosts an idea social this evening in church parlors with free admission and a request to bring an idea. Refreshments to be served.

John Angwin South Dakota Street Street Angwin Utah Platinum Streets M. J. Scott Epworth League Mountain View Church

Death of Mrs Murray In Rhode Island Parish Circle

Mrs Mary Murray aged 60 prominent in Catholic church circles died suddenly yesterday at 29 West Park Street of heart failure. She was born in Ireland, came to Rhode Island as a child, survived by five sons and three daughters, and was a member of the De Siere Branch of the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association. Coroner to hold inquest into the death. funeral at 1:80 this afternoon at 516 East Third Street.

Mary Murray West Park Street Jim John Tom George Stephen May Kate Florence de Siere The Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association Drew Alonzo Holmes East Third Street

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