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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
7
The notice urges early rise for a peak campaign push with five new yearlies and 50 000 extra votes. It details a contest with 50 000 vote ballots and a pay plan for two year subscrip tions. reminders cover submission deadlines, ballot boxes, and counting when coupons and nomination forms must reach the Standard office by noon Monday June 24.
District No 1 comprises all territory in Butte and suburbs north of Park Street listing residents and property values across multiple streets and areas. The roster includes Emma Howe Anna Cronin Hilda Smitheram Teresa Boyle and numerous others with varied dollar valuations and street addresses.
The Daily Standard announces a new two week contest from June 10 to June 26 offering extra ballots for subscriptions. Contestants receive 40,000 extra votes for two yearly subscriptions, 26,000 votes for five six month subscriptions, and 6,000 votes per six month Daily Standard, with bonuses increasing for multiple yearly renewals. Mail subscription rates listed.
A short fragment lists Azel Polloring and Mineta with Berry 17 pointed at XN. Kexcob M. Davis and West La Platts appear as names in the unreadable item.
A long OCR list compiles numerous names with addresses and numbers across cities and states. Individuals such as Agnes McMahon and Laura Mills are shown with varied street and state cites, reflecting a dense ledger of residents and properties.
District No 3 comprises foreitory areas in Anaconda and Derr Lodge county Nevada to near East Third Mary Kelly 313 W Third Esther Brunell Strain s Hazel Beal 423 Elin Kate Larkin 548 E Margaret Cratree 612 Agnes La Valter 317 Be Taghit 311 Lizzie Meyer 3 Chestnuts s313 Adaline Seltetler Chestnut Anne Swanson Silver Motel Margarit Rutledge Oak Edith Punt 208 Mapless Pearl shnifar B Third 169080 Mabel Tack 29 Malis 6137 760 Mary Traynor 012 Cedar 0i 8 30 Mary Corcoran 6% W whicd 1 Anna Branidinh bof FE Eighth Mary Markison 09 I Parl Lena Gromenbacher Jb Matthcss 60 230 Keith McArthur Lime Quarry agadd Harel Hopkins TH W Park 39 22 Nelilé Daniela 51d Blo 5 6 4470 Reby Wilbert Warm Springs 28 690 Mra a Kelly 215 W Park 219 620 Iva Dyous Warm springs 15 1410 Margaret Shrider 51 we Fourth 12 510 Margaret Sullivan 400 Chestnut 8 Irene Gerrard 407 Cedar Mary M Brennan 626 Chestnut Lizzie Grant 610 W Park Lizzie McCullah 317 FB Thied Emma Gauich 408 Cefar Idx Gustafson 410 Mapla Annia Calne 410 Alderarise Model Wanson 713 8 Park 05 Allee Dougherty 210 FB Third Ruby Delaney Bio Comp Mary oC Tawmyevon 61¢ Wate Marcy i North 701 H Thrd
Readable fragments show a sequence of personal names and street addresses including Mary McDonald Celia Bowers Catherine Canstelly and similar entries with numbers like 815 Dirch 618 W Fourth 4 1 242 EL Bitte 1.60. The text appears as a jumbled directory or list without a clear news event or cohesive narrative.
A roster listing individuals associated with districts and towns across the Oregon border region. Names include Haley Hickry Horsiton Preston Gertruda Nobbinson Lonmer Blanche McCoy Stevensville Vivian Buliark Deer Lodge Adeline Mellott Wisden Nette Pickpet Twin Bridges and others from Whitehall Deer Lodge Alder and nearby locales. The list also mentions towns like Three Forks, Helena, Jackson and Idaho Falls with assorted names and numbers.
A fragmented roster lists district four terrain from the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line west of Hill e Marlo Cyr Missoula to Ovando and Missoula with numerous names such as Annie Finn Tessie Mtzpatrick Guich Margaret Metcalf Clara King Teddy Micheau Lilian Adame Clarice Vann Went Flossie Kerlle Kate Oi Maude Price and many others tied to towns including Missoula Deer Lodge Ovando Darby Bonner and Bonita. The document resembles a voter or property roster with scattered numbers and affiliations.
The California Fig Syrup Co states its product Byrup of Viga and Elixir of Senna are composed of approved parts with a guarantee of purity and uniformity. They assert the medicinal ingredients come from known plants and warn buyers to purchase only their genuine Syrup and Elixir, sold by leading druggists.
A traveler recounts losing a baggage check in a crowded station and later proving ownership by producing a drawn picture on the back of a card. The baggage handler verifies the drawing, and the narrator is given the trunk. The tale highlights the scramble and quick thinking to reclaim lost baggage.
Flora Dedhi, ringmaster of the Bolly-Floto circus, visits Wacily early next month wearing a directoire gown. The new departure features a female ringmaster leading the act with the Swahlan stallion Kido and Partuvan costumes as part of the show. The Sells-Tote display promises a standout performance with aerial routines and the Nelson family among the acts.
District No 6 comprises a territory adjacent to the Great Northern railroad and branches and towns tied to it. Names appear for Elkhorn Basin Fort Benton and Canton areas among many listed residents. The fragmentary roster includes Mundane spellings and several misreads but identifies locals such as Molly Murphy Ethel Dowling Theresa Betor Louise Taylor and Florence Fleming alongside places like Basin Elkhorn Great Falls Fort Benton and Canton.
District No 7 lists residents and places across Montana towns including Helena Townsend Mande Mittin Razeman Emily Gaudet Miles City Manhattan Olga Sehunke Mary Dunnigan Bear Creek Annie Oswell Red Lodge Taith Atherton Red Lodge Leana Kell BYNES Mie Chevey Helena Edith Houston Townsend Ray McCarthy Glendive Marn Martin Osborne Forsyth Lilly Rense Med Ledge Annie Anderson Starrs and others with numbers such as 146 17 and 1470 and a total amount 54700 mentioned, indicating a district roster or listing of names and values.
District No 8 covers all land along the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul main line and forks east of Three Forks with numerous towns listed including Harlowton Lewistown Judith Gap Martinsdale and Toston. A note mentions baggage check stories and a traveler’s remark about bag checks and lost baggage on a journey to Philadelphia with a humorous anecdote.
A fragmented old newspaper item describes the Sclis-Flote circus with star rider Marie Mears and the famed Megrs sisters, boasting imported acts and a $25 to $75 sale at Hauvier’s backward gensor sale. It mentions Humpty Jackson from the East Side gang, his prison reflection, and a Dunhamora finish under Spencerian principles.
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