Ladies' heavy fleece lined wrappers described as well made
A brief note highlights ladies' fleece lined wrappers with nice patterns and solid construction, praising quality and style.
03 Oct 1901
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1901
Page
1
A brief note highlights ladies' fleece lined wrappers with nice patterns and solid construction, praising quality and style.
Feature items list two textile goods with prices: a ten by four heavy wool blanket priced at 2.00 per pair and a full 11-4 white bed quilt priced at 0.75 each. It reads as a compact catalog line from a historic sale page.
Readable scraps list three tone tapestry curtains 50 in wide and 3 yards long with color notes red blue olive. Units and pricing mention $225.
An old classified style note advertises carpets described as ingrain with patterns and heaty finish. It lists prices and a brief mention of hats for ladies misses and children, indicating a general sale or display in a traditional period shop.
A fragmented ad notes heavy fleece boy underwear in all sizes and 0c price. It mentions men s fleece shirts and drawers, various sizes, plus new dress shirts now available from Newznobby line. no clear dates or brands beyond the listed items.
Fall clothing arrives featuring California woolen stock with guaranteed all wool fabric from Stockton mills. Highlights a heavy blue cheviot suit, double breasted, described as a swell choice.
The store advertises the largest and most complete shoe stock in town. It lists brands Friedman's Selz Henderson Gotzian and M. D. Wells, claiming they are best in the west and priced as low as bargain trade shoes.
Sealed proposals due by 4 p m December 3 1901 for mail service July 1 1902 to June 30 1906 on Big Timber to Contact and other routes in Montana with bond requirements and required personal supervision residence on route. Advertisement also notes uncalled letters at Big Timber post office as of October 1 1901.
Rev J Pope led the first religious service in the Leasby district Boulder school building last Sunday evening. He honored the occasion as fitting to dedicate the structure to education and religion with a memorial for William McKinley. The decor by Mrs G A Leasby and Mrs C A Gillett highlighted the national grief with a flag, flowers, and a portrait of the late president. Mrs Gillett, civil war veteran, has decorated memorials for three martyred presidents.
Reward offered by KirkHam and Coover of New Britain Connecticut for information on James McIntosh last known at Colorado Springs twenty years ago and Big Timber Montana eight years ago.
Geo Blake and Shirley Brown were arrested at Townsend last Thursday by Sheriff Fallang. Blake faces theft charges for two heifers belonging to Milt Nelson and Brown is charged as an accessory after the fact. Brown released after no evidence found. Blake waived examination and posted $1,000 bond with sureties John Blake, Harvey Bliss, Thos Cosgriff, and J Hughes.
An editorial mocks fad diets and urges a balanced diet that supports all body parts. It warns digestion problems ruin nutrition and promotes Green's August Flower as a daily aid for digestion liver action blood purity and buoyant health available at Budd Drug Co with Green's Special Almanac.
Nickel Plate Road offers extension of limit for Buffalo Pan American tickets at 13.00 round trip valid 15 days and 16.00 round trip valid 20 days Three daily trains feature vestibuled sleeping cars and a first class dining car service on the American Club plan Meals priced 35 cents to 1.00 Address John Y. Calahan general agent 111 Adams St Chicago.
The company receives unanimous praise from the press and will be a rare chance to see them on a New York to San Francisco tour stop. Authorities predict strong success here and note they make only a few stops on the route.
Daily service to Buffalo Pan-American and return via Nickel Plate Road with 15 day limit, 20 day tickets at $16.00 and 30 day tickets at $21.00, plus through service to New York and Boston at the lowest rates. For details and Pan-American folder, write John Y. Calahan, General Agent, 111 Adams St., Chicago.
Improved ranch on Bridger creek containing 160 acres with 6 horses 3 cows 3 wagons farm implements and more. Priced to sell cheap this property features one of the best ranges in eastern Montana ample year round water and no loco or poisonous weeds. Joux Knox Big Timber Mont.
Two boys about seventeen or eighteen are sought for work at the woolen mill. Apply at the mill to William Whitfield, the manager.
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