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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1912

Page

17

Primary of Silver Bow Democrats set for August 26

The Democratic county convention in Silver Bow County will convene at the Tutte Auditorium at 1 PM Monday August 26, 192. Delegates and alternates will be elected to the state convention in Great Falls. Seats sought span judge, clerk, sheriff, county attorney, clerk and recorder, treasurer, auditor, assessor, superintendent of schools, surveyor, coroner, public administrator, and other county posts plus two justice of the peace posts and constables. Primary sections will hold August 1812, between 8 AM and 7 PM at 12 listed precinct sites including McCarthy’s barber shop, City Hall Walkerville, Mullin House Centerville, Hibernia Hall Centerville Summit, and many others.

Democratic Party Silver Bow Tutte Great Pails Mont Phureday Ang Na Tate Montana Silver Bow County Mont Cane Evant Justice of the Peace Sliver Bow Township Sliver Bow South Uite Township Shiver Bow Fatog Ida McCarthy City Walkerville Mullin Centerville Hibernia Hall Summit Street Main Street Copper Street Quartz Street Judge Doran's Court Sss Granite Street Casey Broadway West Broadway Finlen Hotel Pennsylvania Blocks Galena Nine Mile House

Early Days at Depr Lodge Pioneer Tales of Irvine

Special correspondence from Deer Lodge recalls Thomas H. Irvine born 1845 in Richmond Missouri who joined westward migration in 1864. His party crossed plains by ox team reaching Deer Lodge valley by 1864 and settled near Race Track, later moving to West Deer Lodge. The piece notes abundant wildlife and few settlers, with antelope bands roaming the region.

Standard Deer Lodge Thomas H. Irvine Richmond Madison County Buchanan County South Pass Soda Springs Var Gulch Forbis Mily Major Davenport Irvin Irvine Thomas Irvine David G Irvine Alder Gulch Deer Lodge Valley Beavert Crossin Powell County West Deer Lodge C. J. Kading

Pioneer Irvine Recalls Deer Lodge Valley Life

The interview with Judge Frank Irvine details early Deer Lodge Valley life from 1856 onward. He recalls tribes using the valley as neutral ground, hunting vast game, local families like the Pronge and Quinlan on Race Track creek, and his own roles as sheriff, deputy US marshal, stock inspector, and juror.

Dempay Creek Pronge Quinlan Mr. Irvine Deer Lodge Irvine Johnson Freexeput Ina Powell Powell County Resin ‘Anderson Philipsburg Yamhill Custer County Shd United States Mare Thal A. Botkin R.s. Kelley George Trvine W. F. Furey Internal Revenue Montana

Federal Court Adjourns Interior Term in Butte Until Next Month

Reports from Butte reveal the federal court has adjourned the interior term until next month. Judge Bourquin will handle motions and pretrial matters, with a possible grand jury. The notable trial may be Max Fried for white slavery after a mistrial in Helena.

Bourquin United States Court Butte Butt Max Fried Helena Deitrich Idaho Nick Koster Huntley Project Montana United States Billings

Neighbor Jor Sepee and mail service linked to Clark contract

A fragment notes Jor Sepee, a Flathead Indian, as a neighbor to Irvine, and mentions Irvine carrying mail for Senator W. A. Clark during a government contract. The snippet implies a close local connection and a postal duty tied to the senator’s official work.

Ervation Jor’ Sepee Irvine Bi Sepee W. A. Clark

Early Plains Sketch by Mrs Boyer Recounts Frontier Roots

Special correspondence from Plains recounts Mary Boyer’s reminiscence of early Plains and Sanders County pioneers. She details the 1860s settlement rush, J. J. Clark’s mail contract, Neptune Lynch’s family ties, the first postmaster at the Patrick ranch, the founding of Plains as Horse Plains, apple and potato growing, early stores, and the gradual civic growth including schools and utilities.

Te Standard Plains Montana Pioneers’ Association Boyer Sand’ Point Idaho B._F. Bowman Argenta Beaverhead Pioneers Deer Lodge Mary Boyer Inssf Charles Himbel Horse Plains James Crosson Kimbel Hudson Bay Company W. A. Clark Missoula Walla J. J. Clark Lizzy Lynch J. W. Patrick Pnr. Mathews Neptune Lynch Frenchtown Lynch Kimball Patrick Place Jerry “Fay Walla Walla Pay Montana Iss Helena Charles Lynch Kalispell Andy Lansing Sanders County Harry McCormick van Gorp Eddy Hammond & Co Missoula Mercantile Company Charle Tench John McDermata Neptune Lynch Jr J. A. McGowan Commer- McGowan Horse Pi Eral Kimber J. K. Clark

Plains town era cited with new bridge and growth

The fragment notes Plains expanding with diverse churches and mercantile stores led by Eddy Hammond. It highlights the Clark's Fork river steel Wagon bridge as the state’s longest and mentions a future city growth tied to the Flathead reservation access and the auto road routing through Clark's.

Clark's Park Clark

Burglary at Mrs. Stanford White’s Home Tapestries Stolen

Detectives report a burglary at the home of Mrs. Stanford White widow of the architect famed for travels abroad. Thieves took tapestries valued in the thousands dating to the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Mrs. White had sailed for Europe earlier and the fleeing burglars departed before she returned.

Stanford White Providence Harry K Europe

Senator Warren Leads in Wyoming Primaries Returns

Practically complete Wyoming primary returns show Senator FB Warren leading Democrat John J. Ken sirick by about two to one. Mondell, Republican, leads Fahey in the concurrent congressional contest.

Cheyenne Auk Wyoming FB Wareren John J. Kensirick Mondell Congress Fahey

Missoula Woman Lost in Los Angeles During West Coast Trip

Mrs W M Metake of Missoula Montana and her husband toured the west coast. She wandered away from the hotel after shopping, could not recall the hotel name or room number 173. Police aided searches for hours until they were reunited at the chief's office. Fire damage at St Leys jewelry store led to goods being sold later.

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