County offices attract attention in Anaconda race
Anaconda voters watch county races as candidates cold‑bloodedly emerge ahead of September conventions. Deer Lodge will elect three representatives due to new apportionment while doubts linger over the senate term. Democrats name Burke and Calnan for senator. Roach, Johnson, Lepke, McCarthy, Allen for lower house. Sheriff O Keefe seeks renomination with Clinton, Keay, Haffey, McHugh and Egan mentioned. Republicans flirt with Fitz Patrick, Carther, Beal, and Conye l. Tutt urged for renomination. Whitcraft and Stagg also named. County assessor candidates: Neal, Murphy, and Chrystal. Treasurer contenders include Dunn and Murphy. District judge appears sole incumbent winner. clerk of courts goes to Hogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge County
W. H. Dunnigan
P. J. Daly
Ed.Burke
T.c. Calnan
Dan Roach
Ken R. Johnson
Joe Lepke
Bernard Mccarthy
W. J. Allen
Harold Blake
Gus English
C. A. Ralston
Big Hole
L. K
Frank Clinton
Myles Keay
Don Haffey
Pat McHugh
Tim Egan
Barney Fitz Patrick
Charles Carther
Chauncey Beal
Conyne
C. A. Tutt
Ed. Whitcraft
Warm Springs
J. P. Stagg
Dr. Seant
Joe Warm Springs
J. L. Chrystal
Frank ‘Trunk
Fred’ Peckover
Mike McNally
Pat Marron
HS. Neal
Thomas F. Murphy
J. Dunn
HL Aturphy
Murphy
Juda
Barney Hogan
Nomination Notes for Local Races Include Several Names
The text lists Republican contenders Gus Goldberg and G. Taylor for an office with TP. Stewart seeking a county attorney renomination, W. H. Trippett tied to the Democrats, and other mentions. Dems consider E. A. Cranle for county surveyor, RB. Crosewhite as a land Democrat for public roles, with Mise Kehoe Templeton the incumbent and Nora Bennett and May McHugh named for superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Goldberg
G.taylor
TP. Stewart
W. H. Trippett
Mise Kehoe ‘Templeton
Mise Nora Bennett
Mise May McHugh
E. A. Cranle
Crosewhite
Land Democrat
Warden Clifford Returns From Granite County
Deputy state game and fish warden J. E. Clifford has returned from Philipsburg where he arrested Edward Calhoun for fishing without a license. Calhoun was fined $25 in Philpstore Monday morning. Clifford reported a quiet district and noted his Granite County trip.
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J. E. Clifford
Philipsburg
Edward Calhoun
Luda Sayre
Philpstore
Butte Ladies Attend Lodge Installation of Woodcraft Officers
Merriment and fellowship marked the installation of Anaconda circle No. 71 Women of Woodcraft officers last evening in Butte. Mrs Jennie Green state organizer assisted by Bertha Atwood Anna Carpenter and Frances Sun led the ceremony with a large turnout from Butte and many attendees listed by name.
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Anaconda Circle
Women of Woodcraft
Tamittee
Butte
Crcl
Etreles
Jennie Green
Bertha Atwood
Anna Carpenter
Frances Sun
Anaconda
Florence Toomey
Mary McKenna
Margaret Hennigen
Marie Inbourh
Ida Pierce
Laura Rehfus
Nora Curran
Bertha Kuna
Emma Barnes
Mary McGint
Mary Boyce
Victoria St Jean
Inner Sentinel
Cella Carl Outer Sentinel
Mary Scullon
Belle Lynch
Frances Siii
Rose Cox
P. J. Halloran
Austin
Mccarthy
Mary Dolan
Teresa Flannigan
Gathers
The New Webb Auto Fire Truck Thoroughly Tested
A. A. Garred and Charles Branscombe with Clarence Barden lead a tester team from the A C M Co and foundry to inspect the new Webb auto fire truck. They will report to the committee tonight and the council will act tomorrow. Manufacturers and fire committee praise the team as highly competent. The test included material checks and a run from Three Mile House back showing over 45 mph.
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A. A. Garred
A.C. M. Co
Charles Branscombe
Clarence Barden
Arun
Three Mile
Greatest Fishing Stream Near Anaconda Declared World’s Best
Izaak Walton admirers in Anaconda acclaim Flint Creek as the world’s finest trout stream after a Sunday visit. Local fishermen reported two miles of damside fishing with many baskets filled quickly and stories of huge trout told with gusto. One enthusiast urged advertising to attract tourists and strangers to the country.
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Flint Creek
Izaak Walton
Anaconda
Statue of St. Ann to be unveiled Sunday
The statue of St. Ann will be unveiled and blessed at St. Peter's church during a 10:90 a.m. solemn high mass next Sunday. Presented by a long-time city resident whose name is withheld, the life size sculpture is praised as a beautiful work of art and will stand on the church altar. The report also notes a Red Men victory over the Young Men's club by 9 to 4 with listed players.
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St. Ann
St. Peter's Church
Weill
Pioneer Woman Mary Jergensen Dies At 80 Near Warm Springs
Mary Jergensen, an early pioneer of the Warm Springs valley, died at her home two miles west of Warm Springs aged 80. Born in Denmark in 1844, she immigrated to the United States in 1862 and crossed the plains twice, living first at Goshen Utah before moving to Montana in 1872 and settling near Warm Springs in 1873. Surviving are three children, two grandchildren, and the funeral is set for Thursday at her son Chris Jergenson’s residence with Rev. Alfred Hendrickson officiating. interment at Deer Lodge cemetery.
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Mary Jergensen
Warm Springs
Jergensen
Frederickahaven
Denmark
United States
Plains
Goshen
Utah
Towa
Montana
Hien Croswhite
Herman Johnson
Chris Jergenson
Alfred Hendrickson
Racetruck
Deer Lodge
West
Andrew Hendrickson
Local notices and visits fill city page tonight
City happenings include Moore meet and W C O F gathering tonight. Various visitors from Butte and Wisdom are reported in town, including Jack Shyrock and Gus Swangon. Real estate ads list a six room Birch street house for sale and a mahogany piano at a discount. County commissioners meet. optician advertisements caution buyers with no fit no pay.
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Birch Street
Sullivan & Peterson
County Commissioners
Nervous Strain Linked to Kidney Weakness
Evening readers warned that kidney weakness fuels nervousness and temper. The article notes uric acid irritation and brain stress from civilization, urging awareness of backache dizziness headaches and related pains as signs of kidney-related nerve trouble.
Woman Credits Dean's Kidney Pills For Health Win
Mrs John Markuson of 10 Birch Street Anaconda Montana reports a long kidney ailment with back pain headaches and dizziness. After trying at least 20 remedies she found relief with one box of Deans Kidney Pills from Smith Drug Company and has enjoyed good health for three years.
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John Markuson
Birch Street
Anaconda
Mont
Dean
Smith Drug Company
Georgetown Road Trip and Local Notes Mix
Local brief notes recount road inspections in Georgetown County, social visits from Duluth and Milwaukee, baseball scores at Washoe Park, and residents traveling to conferences, with church events, business ads, and upcoming community activities across several towns.
Two Sisters Tale Mixed With War and Song
A fragmentary program note sketches a tale by Rider Haggard about two sisters in love with one man, one sister sacrificing for the other, with Boer War incidents included and a river escape. It mentions a hit by The Capital City Four and singer Mrs Tescher encores, plus bids for concessions for a teamsters picnic at St Gregson Springs and a garbled physics line about fence wires and ground current.
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Rider Haggard
Montana State Coal Contract Bids Opened for Institutions
The Montana board invites bids for coal needed by state institutions including the deaf and blind schools and agricultural college. Bids must specify coal type and charges, with certified checks, and will be awarded based on quality suitability and price.
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Pepeby
Helena
Stiasoula
Kawahagen
Nage
Capitol
Montis
Io Seabee
Bates
Fa Comcast
Tate
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East Park Ave
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