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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1909
Page
6
Ballot boxes were locked and the vote tallies show candidates maintaining current standings until the final count. The Mitchell "30" prize is ready for the winner, with contest rules strict about closing time and last minute ballots. Votes from yesterday are reported but final results await judges’ tally.
A scanned district roster shows residents and voting precincts spanning multiple towns and suburbs north of Park Street. Names, wards, and street notes appear with partial addresses and scattered house numbers, reflecting a long historical voter ledger for Walkerville, Missoula, Centerville, and neighboring areas.
A jumble of personal names and addresses appears, listing individuals such as Grant, Myrthe ose, AgnoR McCivegor, Anna Tetball, and Margaret Cartland alongside street numbers and locations like 240 Petablir, 416 Montana, 992 8. A. L. Agnee McMuahon, and 213, Dak. The text reads as mixed biographical or address data without coherent narrative or clear event, making precise context or purpose unclear.
The document lists numerous residents and addresses within Angeconda and surrounding areas as part of District No 3. It enumerates names such as Margaret Crabstree, Adrndian, Hazel Uapkins, Irene Vans, Rose Ndi Eoenstins, and many others across streets like Myrtle, Chestnut, Maple, and Park. It appears to be a local electoral roster or boundary description with scattered city sections and ward markers.
A fragmented OCR list names numerous individuals and towns across a regional district, including Missoula, St. Paul, Milwaukee, Newport, Darby, Stevenaville, Enid, and Norite Toil, with many personal names such as Margaret Brogan, Mamie Parks, Ethel Suitten, and Adeline Christenson. The text resembles a voter or resident roll with scattered figures and place references, lacking coherent narrative.
An advertisement discusses diverse female symptoms including heavy sensations, faint spells, and irregular periods. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and other tonics as cures, claiming to strengthen and regulate the female system while offering free correspondence and a medical adviser.
District No 5 comprises territories along the Oregon Short Line Northern Pacific rails and towns including Three Forks, Margaret Tom Twhr ter rd pes Moni Gilbert Gilon Adaline Millon Wheaton Loretta Lossl Wiston Minnie Castle Whitehall Margaret Dawson Colls Wind Alien Dotim Cosgrive Aber Netle Meky Ciercimle Maingate Melrose vie Afenwur Melrose vies Berrerch Mhree For Laude Long Alter a Conger Ditlen BT Wanfie Keil Virinta City rRaret Miller Kerldan Buniee Taurine Addle Ter Lima Josephing Anderson Wade Margaret Jones Twin Bridges Allee Finsley Inchworm Mayme Kelly Alert Melrose and other listed names.
District No 6 covers areas along the Northern railroad including branches and towns such as libutary Mawel Frenchy Gikhorn Molly Aturphy Selena Iddu ML Shaw Helena Emma Carlson Cinney Ethel Dowling Basal Hengon Bikhorn Therona Hetor Muaryaville Klythe Carmichael Rosin Frances Shatter Marysville and related locales. The record cites a value of 468 890.
District No 8 comprises all tertiary along the Chicago Milwaukee and Saint Paul railway main line and branches east of Hyea Forks and town tributary areas. It includes Ada Trncky Paxton Bana R Cafe Murtowton Glendora Clarke Maylewtear Minzile Shaw Ronda Resse O'Mara Lewletowed Helene aller Martinsade Linn J Gorky Judlit Gap Hlavah Da Rand Martinsdale Eleanor J2 Anderson Warlowton Vera Ross Lizzie Grown and others.
A well known blacksmith of Billings, Herman Hetean, dies suddenly from heart trouble at his shop. The death was instantaneous, with his body found near the anvil. Survived by a wife and two children, funeral arrangements not yet set. Local notices mention a forthcoming sale and other regional items.
A Montana suit by Pintelly et al. against Ble Sum Contracting Firm alleges inflated charges, improper book entries, and unpaid balances tied to a Yellowstone railroad project. Plaintiffs seek court orders to compel production of papers and recovery of money, including 59603 claimed as LaFeyreices.
John D. Dudley seeks a temporary receiver for United States Express. the Supreme Court denies permission to ex aitse the company’s books in one counts. The muddled text mentions agents, a move by government to MT the plaeys, and various names.
Washington June 8 Permission has been granted by the United States to the Fifth regiment of Canadian artillery armed and equipped to enter this country July for the Seattle exposition.
Classified fragment offers steady job with $18 weekly pay at Esti Uros in Deer Lodge Montana. Text is garbled and partially unreadable but implies employment listing for a first class housekeeper. No clear names beyond Esti Uros and Deer Lodge.
Public notice extends a claim stake period for mining claims in Deer Lodge county Montana. It warns owners to contribute their share of costs or their interest may transfer to the subscriber under section 20.4, with a dated May 21, 1x0 and signed by Rosen T7,D. The notice references specific lodes and names parties involved in the claim.
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