End of registration as nearly 2600 voters qualify
Anaconda reports 2597 city registrants as books close after ten days of signup. Republicans in mass caucus nominate delegates for today’s primaries ahead of Saturday’s convention. wards 1 through 3 and others list delegates and alternates. Proceedings at city hall reveal friction over caucus method and ward meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Ward
Peter Jackson
Chris Steurnagle
O. G. Reinhardt
Thomas Kelly
J. Platt
D. ¢. Cameron
George Brolin
G. W. Peterson
H. J. Rainsford
Thomas Cowan
G. L. Walkup
J. 8
Wilson
Frank D. Booth
Frank Gordon
James Ness
Dave Platt
Phil Daniels
City Central Committee
P. Walsh
M. B. Hendricks
Liver Invigorator Promises Cure for Ailments
An advertisement extols Dr Sanford a Liver Medicina as the best cure for liver issues indigestion constipation and malaria. The item markets a vege silica product claiming to invigorate digestion and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Coal and Wood Dealer at Chestnut and Park Corner
Standard Coal operates Rock Springs and Diamond coal with sawed wood offerings. Dealer Donnell, Con, and Diamond are cited at the Chestnut and Park corner in Rock Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Coal Company
Rock Springs
Diamond
Con
Donnell
Corner Chestnut and Park
Temperance Meeting Urges Total Abstinence for Jobs
Captain Dutton's crowded temperance talk warns employers prefer total abstinence men in work, noting railroads and major firms ban drinking. He links saloons to crime, poverty, and broken homes, urges women to sign the pledge, and cautions young men and couples about the dangers of drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
United States
Judge Napton Seeks Return of Missing Court Volume
Judge Napton of the district court expresses respect for the Anaconda bar and integrity. He notes a court volume IT. of the code is missing and supposes a legal gentleman may have borrowed it. If returned, all will be forgiven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napton
District Court
Anaconda
For Rent Large Hall in Standard Building Weekly
One night each week rental of a large hall in the Standard building. Inquiries may be made at Standard offices.
Supreme Court Again Enforces Briefing Rules in Montana
The Montana Supreme Court reiterates that briefs must follow court rules to be considered. It dismisses the Patterson vs Pfouts appeal for lacking a specification of errors and cites similar cases, warning that nonconforming briefs lead to dismissal or affirmation of the order appealed from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Helena
Pigott
W. H. Patterson
W. G. Pfouts
Prouta
Harrington
Vacancies in New Army Delayed Public Release
Washington reports from the War Department that appointments to fill vacancies in the new army for both staff and line, except generals and colonels, will not be published until the end of May. The move aims to keep the president freedom to rearrange the list at the last moment as selections for staff are largely made but withheld from publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
New Game and Fish Law Provisions Put Forth as Full Bill
The Standard prints House Bill No 13 in full after requests by sportsmen. It repeals protections for some waterfowl and sets penalties for shooting moose bison caribou buffalo quails pheasants mountain sheep antelope beaver and elk under specified prison terms and fines. The act also tightens deer Rocky Mountain goat bear and other game rules with open-season limits and resident nonresident license requirements. The bill carries a March 14 1901 effective date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Legislative Assembly
State of
Rocky Mountain
Montni
Monten
Brent Crewan
Sears
Passing of a Pioneer Martin Brennan Dies in Butte
The remains of Martin Brennan formerly of Anaconda arrived in Butte yesterday morning. Funeral services will be held in Butte at 2 30 this afternoon. It will be attended by many of Brennan s old Anaconda friends. Brennan was associated in business with James Gettings. The deceased was in poor health for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Brennan
Anaconda
Butte
Mr. Brennan
James Gettings
Obituary of Local Businessman Brennan in Anaconda
A longtime Anaconda businessman and beloved resident died last Thursday in Phoenix after a period of ill health. He was known for his love of nature and affection for the community, and he had sought relief in a milder climate in recent months. Funeral services are requested by the A. O. U. W. lodge of Butte and the Miners' union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Phoenix
Ariz
Crescenta Ball Team Formed In Local City
Junior players organize a Crescenta baseball team with lineup: Catchers Frank McMullen Clyde Larson. pitchers Edwin Kerney Will Cudahy. shortstop Robert Nolan manager. first base Henry Muller captain. second base Adolph Kleinhanse. third base Nick Mirtz. left field John Dwyer. center field Neal McGinty. right field Burt Groshon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Crescenta
Frank McMullen
Clyde Larson
Edwin Kerney
Will Cudahy
Robert Nolan
Henry Muller
Adolph Kleinhanse
Nick Mirtz
John Dwyer
Neal McGinty
Burt Groshon
Denial of Inter Mountain Article by C D Smith
C D Smith replies to a March 19 Inter Mountain piece, stating he is the only C D Smith and that the article bearing his signature is false and unauthorized to appear. He confirms his past work as a machinist in the foundry department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Inter Mountain
C. D. Smith
Cc. D. Smith
Prisoner of Zenda Returns to Margaret Theater Tonight
The Prisoner of Zenda drew a large audience Saturday night at the Margaret theater and will be seen again tonight in a return engagement by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenda
Margaret Theater
Chicago to Florida Special Train Service
Chicago and Florida special departs Chicago Union Station at 12 noon on Tuesdays and Fridays over Pennsylvania Short Lines, routing through Cincinnati Atlanta and Macon to Jacksonville and St Augustine. Florida dining arranged next evening. For details contact H R Dering A G P Agt 248 South Clark St Chicago IN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and
Florida
Chicago Union Station
Pennsylvania
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Macon
H. R. Dering
A. G. P. Agt
South Clark Street
Chicago
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Anaconda News
W. C. Converse
Charles Caraher
David Marler
G. B. English
H. L. Charles
Bruce Weaver
Otto Cramer
W. N. Tanner
G. &. B. Wisner
Second Ward
T. V. Luxton
L. W. Mendenhall
D. J. McDonald
W. C. Austin
J. P. Thomas
W. R. Allen
L. H. Beeson
J. W. Dezell
Harvey Nell
R. T. Williams
EF. Ik. Littler
Ira Gnose
John French
M. RB. Hendricks
H. W. Rodgers
C. M. Sawyer
Max Hammerslough
Thomas J. Fleming
O. C. Evans
David Storrar
H. N. Black
E. E. Lyman
H. H. Logan
Fourth Ward
T. C. Davidson
H. F. Errett
Fred Gangner
M. Pupich
G. W. Sparrow
A. Short
James Quane
A. W. Burnett
N. Knudson
Walter Mahan
Louis Copinus
A. D D. Smith
P. J. Maloney
Lon Burnett
T. S&s. Collins
Fifth Ward
R. T. Templeton
M. Frankovich
C. J. Walsh
A. G. McDonald
W. C. Tomlin
Dave Reese
J. S. Wisner
Jonas Hauser
A. Axelson
J. Bruckner
G. W. Storrar
John Matthews
J. Jarvis
Charles Hansen
Munyon
Bright
Munyons
Price
New York
Philadelphia
Degell
EB. Park
Fish
Odson
Main and Park Sts
Stetson
Thi J. & M
Prisoner of
Strain’s Department Store
Anaconda, Montana
B. Kappenheimer & Co
Chica Acc
Eith
Gordon Hais
Perang
Copper City Commercial Co
Annaconpa, Mont
J. W. Meharguer
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
John RK. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
C. Norbeck
John Acker
George B. Winston
Deer Lodge
Melchior Muller
Mont
Anaconda Business Directory
Warm Springs
J. H. French
N. 8. Snyder
St.Ann's Hospital
W. Suld
Main
Naconda
H. F. Conus
Frohman
A. D
Conda
Walnut Street
West Park
Brick Church
East Commercial Avenue
City Hall
Chestnut Street
Adams Street
Jos. Peters
City of
Marcus Daly
H. P
Durston
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