Anaconda Republicans Lazily Race in Primary Fight
Voters packed yesterday’s Republican primary in Anaconda with heavy turnout and spirited campaigning. In 6 of 7 city precincts two ticket factions clashed, the anti regulars claiming 18 of 29 city delegates while regulars held three precincts. Outside precincts Carroll and Mill Creek reported full slates as Deer Lodge and Elliston remained unsettled. A lone incident saw Prof Langdon arrested for assault but released on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Carroll
Mill Creek
Elliston
Marshall
Langdon
Jack Onarheim
South
Lbs Campbell
A. McSurley
T. Dodd
W. Gannon
North
Michael Kleinhans
Henry Klieinhans
R. FE. Richardson
M. D. Pennington
KR. Dunleavy
PD. FE. Jones
Primary election results in first precinct at 506 West Park
Officers J P Stagg J C English and Dave Evans presided as first precinct leaders. Delegates named J C English W W Harper J P Stagg W B Rodgers with alternates E A Kinney F Lapier Anton Marchion Niels Jensen. Vote tallies show English 185 and other delegates 80 or 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Stagg
J. C. English
Dave Evans
West Park Avenue
W. W. Harper
W. B. Rodgers
FE. A. Kinney
F. Lapier
Anton Marchion
Niels Jensen
J. (. English
P. J. Wade
BE. BF. Littler
Joseph Anslie
E. A. Kinney
H. Jorgenson
C. Carriher
E. E. Johnston
Voting in Second Ward at Evans Opera House
Voting in the second ward took place at Evans opera house. Officers of election were C A Tuttle George P Wellcome and W H Dorchester. Delegates chosen include F A Jones W R Allien and J M Sligh T V Luxton. Alternates named were H W Stephens Rod Williams C C A Tuttle and H N Black. Mr Allen led with 98 votes while opponents led by W H Stephens, George P Wellcome and H Williams each had about 40. Defeated alternates G B Winston John Merrill L G Smith George Elston also had about 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans’ Opera House
C. A. Tuttle
George P. Wellcome
W. H. Dorchester
F. A. Jones
W. R. Allien
J. M. Sligh
T. V. Luxton
H. W. Stephens
Rod Williams
Cc.a. Tuttle
H. N. Black
Mr. Allen
Jones
Sligh
T. W. Luxton
W. H. Stephens
H. Williams
G. B. Winston
John Merrill
L. G. Smith
George Elston
Fourth precinct primary selects delegates at Proulx shop
The third precinct primary at Proulx's Oak street shop elected four delegates A L Holly John Haus W Atwater J H Collins M J FitzPatrick C M Sawyer M B Hendricks and alternates C A Barker J B Losee C W Atwater I M Rockefeller The vote totals list delegates Collins 86 FitzPatrick 88 Sawyer 84 Hendricks 9 St Jean 37 Dan McDonald 41 McLean 42 Cohen Jr 34 Barker 86 Losee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proulx
Oak Street
A. L. Holly
John Hauswith
W. Atwater
J. H. Collins
M. J. FitzPatrick
C. M. Sawyer
M. BR. Hendricks
C. A. Barker
J. B. Losee
C. W. Atwater
I. M. Rockefeller
C. M Sawyer
M. B. Hendricks
F. J. St. Jean
Dan McDonald
A. G. McLean
D. Cohen, Jr
Minister Recounts Cure By Chamberlains Remedy
A minister from Emporia credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a complete cure after severe bilious colic. He also recounts neighbors and a baby’s relief from diarrhoeal illness using the medicine, noting wide trust in the remedy. Sold by Standard Drug Co Smith Drug Co Martin Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Rev
A. A. Power
Emporia
Tan
O. P.M. Holliday
Deming
Ind
Peter
J. H. Doak
Wil- Mams
Oregon
Standard Drug Co
Smith Rug Co
Martin Drug Co
Primary Election Totals From Several Precincts
The report details vote totals and delegate results from the fourth fifth and sixth precincts. It lists polling locations officers and candidate tallies including HH Nell M M Leahy A Short J B Goose John W James and others with counts ranging from 21 to 159 votes.
Seventh precinct primary vote at 518 Birch street
In the Seventh precinct the primary was held at 518 Birch street with C Walsh presiding. Bert Bliss named clerk and Peter Mc Kenna along with George Storer served as judges. Delegates elected include W. C. Tomlin R. T. Templeton and Angus G. McDonald with alternates George Morden J. A. Axleson and T. Classin. Delegate votes listed show Tomlin 70 Templeton 71 McDonald 79 others lower. alternates Morden 71 Axleson 71 Classin 71 and several 56s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Street
C Walsh
Bert Bliss
Peter McKenna
George Storer
W. C. Tomlin
R. T. Templeton
Angus G. McDonald
George Morden
J. A. Axleson
T. Classin
R. R. Hunter
George Milkwick
A. Axleson
Robert Templeton
John Moore
Election delegates named at Eighth precinct meeting
R J Hayes presided at the meeting in the Eighth precinct at S801 Hast Park avenue. L H Geise chosen as clerk with George W Peterson and R T Flannigan as judges of election. Delegates elected J B Williams and R J Hayes with alternates L H Giese and Alexander Hansen. Voting totals listed for delegates and alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Hayes
Hast Park Avenue
L. H. Geise
George W. Peterson
R. T. Flannigan
J. B. Williams
L. H. Giese
Alexander Hansen
RR. J. Hayes
F. C. Black
L. Fortier
Joseph Page
Ninth precinct meeting selects delegates and alternates
Otto G Rhinehart calls the Ninth precinct meeting at Washington and Sixth. Thomas Plunkett serves as clerk with James Gillespie and Ed Nordquist as judges. Delegates chosen are Rhinehart and George Brolin with Booth and Hickey as alternates. Vote tallies list Rhinehart 95 and Brolin 4 for delegates. Booth 94 and Hickey 95 for alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and
Sixth Streets
Otto G. Rhinehart
Thomas Plunkett
James Gillespie
Ed Nordquist
George Brolin
Frank Booth
Charles Hickey
Christopher Steurnagel
John Tavanier
Hamilton Excursion Ticket Deals
Excursion tickets for the Copper City limited train will be sold Wednesdays to Fridays and Saturdays at 10 dollars. A daily seven day ticket is available for twenty dollars. Both options include board and lodging at Ravalli hotel in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Copper City Limited
Ravalli
Picture Frame Pointers
Conley Clague and Collins advertises a new store with fresh stock and low prices on picture frames wall paper paints and glass claiming no old stock disposal at half price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conley, Clague & Collins
GROWLERS IN JAIL OVER TAVERN DISTURBANCE
Mrs Bracken and Mrs Boyle of growler fame were arrested by Chief Jack White and Constable Dennis Lynch for disturbing the peace. They held a beer party in Pickel's cabin in the east end, were jailed to sleep off intoxication, and faced a hearing before Police Judge J M Kennedy at 8 30 P M. Bracken pleaded not guilty and a trial was set for 4 o clock this afternoon, Boyle given 24 hours to plead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken
Boyle
Srowler Fame
Jack White
Dennis Lynch
Pickel
J. M. Kennedy
Foreman Finds Premature Explosion Caused Death
An inquest by Acting Coroner J M Kennedy jurors concluded that the deaths of Michael Farren and J M Sullivan resulted from a premature explosion at a rock cut. Witnesses described Farren lighting a short fuse into a hole loaded with black powder, with two kegs used instead of one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Kennedy
Michael Farren
J. M. Sullivan
A. L. Holly
A. KE. Comminsky
MD Bodette
Chris Stuernagle
Tom Murray
Charles Aspling
W. J. Alden
John McShayne
James Quinn
Charles Linquist
Anaconda
Twohy Bros
Farren
Mr. Alden
New Limerick
Maine
Cincinnati
Ohio
Trinidad
Wash
Sullivan
Linquist
Linguist
Charley
Alden
Quinn
Local Notices And Classifieds From Anaconda
A widow awaits instructions on a shipment homeward for burial in Maine. A newborn son for H A Skelton of 115 Chestnut Street. Various ads on wall coverings cork linoleum and floor oils. Local visitors include Mrs J T O'Brien and Miss Elizabeth McParland. Railroad news notes Sunday round trip rate of $1 from Anaconda to Butte starting June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H A. P. Skelton
Chestnut Street
Butte, Anaconda
Tolon Co introduces new pipe line and sale at Oak top counter
District Attorney W. B. Rodgers of Helena is in town. A promotion offers $100 cash prizes with each $0.50 purchase. The body of J. M. Sullivan, a victim of Tuesday's explosion at the new works, will be buried today. remains of Michael Farren are prepared for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Rodgers
Helena
J. M. Sullivan
New Works
Michael Farren
Record filings show deeds and notices in county clerk files
Instruments filed with the county clerk and recorder include annual representations by Andrew Nelson on the Nellie claim and a deed from John Hoft and wife to Whistian Marchien for lot 2 in block 82 of Anaconda, priced at 1800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Nelson
Nellie
John Hoft
Whistian Marchien
Anaconda
Bath Beach Stays Hostile to Shirt Waist Guests
At Bath Beach guests at the Buena Vista hotel were startled by two shirt waist wearing men from Chicago and Kingston accompanied by two women. The hotel instructed waiters not to serve them and ordered them to leave the dining room unless they wore coats, prompting the costumed men to depart with their belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Beach
Buena Vista Hotel
Henry KE. Mix
Chicago
Lawrence Fl. Prat
Kingston
Helen Winters
J. Curtis
Woo
Waites
Don Eoata
Stomach Bitters Promises Health Gain From Treatment
Advertises Hostetter s Stomach Bitters as a remedy for stomach, liver and kidney troubles. Claims it nourishes blood, aids digestion, and restores health and strength. notes a Private Revenue Stamp on the bottle neck as a sign of authenticity.
Judge Sherman backs shirt waist in public life
Judge L Y Sherman of Quincy says he is personally and officially in favor of the shirt waist. He recalls dining in shirt sleeves at hotels and criticizes stiff shirts and coats as barbarous, urging wider adoption in field and ballroom. He cites hats on trains and compares male fashion to Choctaw customs, urging comfort over tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Y. Sherman
Quincy
House of Representatives
Tanner
Chandler
Macomb
Times
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Anaconda News
Deer Lodgs
First Precinct
Second Precinct
Third Precinct
CC. WY. Atwater
HK. OB. Catlin
M. Hammerslough
George Irvin
Joseph Wein
Fourth Precinct
Charles Graham
James Quane
J. B. Goose
HH. H. Nell
M. M. Leahy
H. ®. Errett
R. Peckham
A. Short
EF. L. Horrie
Frank Jones
J. H. Thompson
W. EB. Collins
M. O. Barkovitch
TH. F. Errett
Be. Jacobson
Birth P ‘Inet
Lincsln
John W. James
Mr. James
Fred Geebe
Frank Feenan
T. C. Davidson
N. Knudson
J. &V. Mahan
W. FE. Thomas
Levi da
T. (. Davidson
Walter Mahan
N. Nelson
J. W. Mahan
J. W. Thomas
Levi Davis
H. G. Coy
Ed Chassey
John Nye
James Jarvis
S15
Jarvis
Thomas Maccminn
H. Vollenweider
N. P. Jacobson
James Ness
Frank Maloney
H. S. Batten
John Downey
John Gragnich
Seventh Precinct
Eighth Precinct
Ninth Precinct
Growlers
Park Avenue
Ioodfriend Clothing Co. Commercial and Oak
Khlannels
THE
Copper City Commercial CO
Naconda, Montana
Connell, Wash
M. A. McLaughlin
Peter Kingman
First
Columbia Streets
Seattle
Northwest
Greig's
Marian Bros
J. T. O'Brien
Butte
F. W. Harrison
Locust Street
Copper City Commercial Company
New York
Othe
Elizabeth McParland of
Butt
George Ouelette
Byron Griffin
Butte Miner
Co. P. Connolly
Silver Bow County
Mrs. Alexander Patterson
Salmon City, Idaho
Mrs
Wiliam Green
Third Street
Greig’s
Mise Inez Biliot
City
James Riddle
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mahan Bros
Con A. St. Clair
Westerday
Montana
Lindon
John
Sherman
H. J. Wright
W. D. Glenn
A. St. Clair
Red Cross
Vin de Cinchona Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Smith Drug CO
Anaconda, Smith & Esimons, Druggists
Missoula
Anna
Hamburg
Germany
Newbro
Cleett
Novara
Cluett
Pive
Pad Arrow
Anaconda Business Directory
Warm Springs
J. H. French
DR. N
Snyder
St. Ann's Hospital
Third St
Main
Anaconda Mont
Tolon Co's
Oak
Inquire
X. L
Messenger and
World Messenger Co
Furst Bldg
Watoos
Hostetter
Nature
J. H. Duffy
East 6Th
East Park
R. de B. Smith
Alex. Henderson
East Park Avenu
Holly
Ghop
Ceylon
Island of
Keeley Institute
Boulder Hot Springs
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