The Cloak For Evening and Opera Paris
The article reviews Paris fashion cloaks for evening and day wear, highlighting banana cream velour capes with rose satin trims, white satin bands, and rose fringe. It notes velour’s versatility, diverse colors like marchand blue and duck’s egg blue, elaborate embroidery, and the Red Riding Hood hood cape as a popular, practical Parisian choice for winter events and Riviera departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riviera
For London
Conturieres
Paris
Sik
Ines
Cousuriere
Pioneer Justice Tales From Coeur d Alene Past
John Fitzgerald of Montreal recalls early Coeur d Alene justice in Idaho, Kentucky and Palouse anecdotes. A mining veteran describes a sheriff named Tom Hawley who ran a bar court, with a judge recessing to serve thirsty patrons, and a western town clash over produce and theft that sent Palouse farmers fleeing from the Coeur d Alene era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
John &. Fitegerald
Montreal
Hoffman House
Fitzgerald
South Africa
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Pilagerald
Justice of the Peace
Kentucky
Coeur d
Mullen
Duance
Dawley
Tony Hawley
Honeet
Tom Hawley
Palaise
Coeur Alene
Pocketed fashion and court notices mix in town chatter
A fashion column dreams of hidden pockets under overskirts, while readers debate practicality and bustle effects. Separate court notice sets probate date for Kate Toomey, with Annie Garrity seeking letters of administration in Silver Bow Montana, 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Silver Row
Kate Toomey
Satuday
Silver Bow
Annie T. Garrity
Inter Mountain
Said
John Saas
Charles O'Donnell
Why do we do it why hats sleeves and belts endure
A fragment explains historical habits behind widow caps left hats and belts. It notes Romans shaved heads for mourning, women used bald caps to fashion belts, and left hat cords evolved from practical grasping ends to decorative bows. The excerpt ends mid thought, illustrating how customs persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Sheriff’s Sale in Butte Montana 1899 Auction Notice
Joseph H Smith sues Prigl and Line Prugl in Silver Bow County Montana. A sheriff sale set for November 21 1899 at 2 pm at the court house front door to sell two described parcels in section 19 T3N R7W Chelsea addition and block five Chelsea. Patrick Regan sheriff announces by deputy James Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Smith
Montana
Chelsea
S. c
Patrick Ei
Regan
Silver Bow County
Orsntane
Jas
M. Reynolds
Ellen Peterson seeks patent on Ethel Lode claim in Silver Bow
Notice records Ellen Peterson of Bute Montana filing for patent on 16.57 acre Ethel Lode Mining Claim in Independence District Silver Bow County. Survey No 5730, commencing northeast corner with granite monument, bounds described with bearings and lengths, adjoining Tiger Lode and Oriole Lode. Recorded location appears in Silver Bow County Recorder Book and page 41. First published October 26, 1899.
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United and Office
Helena
Montana
Ellen Peterson
Bute
Ethel Lode
Independence
Silver Bow County
Section
Recorder of
Frankler
Sur
James C, Hicant
George D, Greene
Register
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Philadephia Maurier
Giese
Philoe i
Ekitta
Loo
Dr. Wix
Hawley
Howley
Goda
Watt
St. Louis
East Broadway
Scloaks
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