Ex- Carroll residents clash over Anaconda vote eligibility
In Anaconda the city faces a light registration day as fourteen ex Carroll residents discover they cannot vote due to missing requirements. City officials and voters discuss excuses for neglecting to register and the Republican and Democratic campaigns heat up ahead of Monday’s polls. Fifty three voters registered, while Evan’s Opera House hosts a Democratic rally and the city prepares ballot boxes and judge oaths. Streetcar timetable notes new works beginning March 3.
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Carroll
Boarman
Anaconda
Evans’ Opera House
Peters
Anaconda Forum Upper City Governance Highlights
Joseph McDonald led a gathering in Evans Hall with John R. Boarman as principal speaker. Boarman quoted the Republican platform urging economy and street improvement while Tourman defended Mayor Madden’s administration. He praised the city’s finances, noting 10 mills tax for administration and bond interest and claiming all funds are accounted for.
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Evans’ Opera House
Joseph McDonald
Anaconda
John R. Boarman
Boarman
Republican Party of
Tourman
John M. Madden
Montana
Anaconda Woman's Literary Club Meets
The Anaconda Woman's Literary club held yesterday afternoon with good attendance. Several papers were read and discussed. A letter from Mrs. C. N. Moore of the Butte Homer club asked for a 4 paper to be read at the Homer club meeting April 9, and the executive board was told to select a compliant paper. Miss Blackstone led the ornamental drill. A paper on the influence of the French Revolution was noted.
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Woman's Literary Club
C. N. Moore
Butte Homer Club
Anaconda Woman's Literary Club
Homer Club
English Literature Papers Highlight Society Meeting
Mrs Fitzgerald read English Literature, Mrs McNulta discussed Pope and Johnson, and Mrs Webb spoke on Burns Gray and Cowper. Mrs Schimmel led a discussion on English Statesmen of the Time with Miss Thompson delivering a critic's report. Informal current topics followed before closing.
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Fitzgerald
Al G. Field Minstrels At Margaret Theatre Monday
Arthur Rigby returns with Al G Field greater minstrels bringing new songs and humor in his signature clean act. The troupe touts wholesome entertainment for a wide audience and promises a fresh, lively program. Margaret theatre hosts the show Monday evening. Thueson, 504 F Park.
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Arthur Rigby
AL G. Field Greater Minstrels
Rigby
al. G. Field
Margaret Theater
Palm Sunday Services Planted Across Churches
Episcopal St. Mark's in Anaconda hosts sixth Sunday of Lent with 8 a.m. Holy Communion 11 a.m. sermon and 7:30 p.m. evening service daily 7:20 p.m. Good Friday services TBA. Gounod's Gallia cantata and Faure Palms concert featured this evening. repeated Good Friday. First Baptist at Fifth Locust holds 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. worship with morning sermon The Second Coming of Christ and evening topic The Sin of Amon. Sunday school at 12:30 p.m. Junior B Y P U at 8:00 p.m. Young People's meeting 6:30 p.m. Prayer Wednesday at 8.00 p.m.
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Gounod
First Baptist Church
Fifth and Locust Streets
W. H. Setzer
West Fifth Street
Crist
Amon
Presbyterian Church Services and Activities
The Presbyterian church on Main near Fourth Street with minister J. H. McJunkin conducts preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school starts at 12:15 p.m. Y. P. O. S. and C. E. meet at 7:15 p.m. plus junior society in the evening.
Norwegian Lutheran Pastor Lauritz Carlsen Preaches
Scandinavian church on Cedar and Fifth Streets preaches at 11 a m led by Lauritz Carlsen pastor of the Norwegian Lutheran congregation.
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Scandinavian Church
Cedar and
Fifth Streets
Lauritz Carlsen
Changed Life Sermon at Christian Church Sixth and Oak
The Christian church at Sixth and Oak hosts a sermon by Minister Frank Minnick at 11 followed by communion on Sunday. Sunday school at 12 15 is led by I N Eaton, with the normal Bible class at the same hour. The Young People meet at 6 20, a popular lecture at 7 30 on the Ethiopian Treasurer conversion, music by Mrs. Howard, and a prayer meeting next Wednesday at 7 30.
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Christian Church
Sixth and
Oak Streets
Frank Minnick
Cedar Street
I. N. Eaton
Young People
Howard
German Evangelical Lutheran Church Service Notice
German Evangelical Lutheran church at Fifth and Cedar streets announces a pastor M Huddoff will conduct services tonight at six o'clock.
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German Evangelies Lutheran
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Fifth and Cedar Streets
M. Huddoff
Builders Tender for Brick Store Building Foundations
To Contractors and Builders, tenders due by 6 p m Saturday April 6 for foundations and superstructure of a brick store at the southeast corner of Park Ave and Birch St. Plans and specs at H N Black in the Durst n building. Joseph Bolkovatz.
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Corner Park Ave
Birch Street
H. N. Black
Durston Building
Joseph Bolkovatz
Anaconda lodge 22 to meet for funeral services
All members and visiting members of Anaconda lodge No. 22 are requested to gather at Friendship hall today at 1 p m to assist in the funeral services of their deceased brother W F Raymond. By order master workman, Dr Scott, Recorder.
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Anaconda
Funeral Notice for W F Raymond Attended by IOOF Lodges
Members of Colfax lodge No 20 and Ivanhoe lodge No 62 IOOF and visiting brothers are asked to meet Sunday March 21 at 1 pm at their halls to attend the funeral of W F Raymond. Funeral at 508 East Fourth Street at 2 30 pm. Noble Grand J P Thomas Noble Grand H A Conyne Secretary J E Forrest Halverson Secretary
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Colfax Lodge
Ivanhoe Lodge
W. F. Raymond
East Fourth Street
J. P. Thomas
Noble Grand
H. A. Conyne
J. E. Forrest
H. O. Halverson
Funeral for Brother Raymond Called by Lady Wildey Lodge
All members of Lady Wildey lodge No. 33 and visitors are urged to meet at the A. O. H. hall Sunday March 31 at 1 pm to attend the funeral. By order of Noble Grand.
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Lady Wildey Lodge No. 33
A. O. H. Hall
Brother Raymond
Noble Grand
Mills Shut Down in Fall River for Curtailment
Twenty cotton mills in Fall River Massachusetts were closed today and will remain shut until April 8 for curtailment. The mills employed about eight thousand workers.
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Fall River
Mass
Secretary Varona Recommends $1.1 Million for School Houses
For School Houses Havana March 30 the secretary of education Senor Varona has recommended spending $1,100,000 from the school appropriation for constructing school houses. Of this amount $500,000 is to be spent during the present year.
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Havana
Senor Varona
Easter Holy Week Services In Anaconda Churches
The Catholic church in Anaconda observes Holy week with services at St. Pauls East Park avenue and Easter Sunday high mass. A 21 voice choir will sing under J J McGuinness with Miss Tremblay on violin. Palms and new pulpit gifted. Bishop Brandel to visit April 21 for confirmation.
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Anaconda
St. Paul's Church
East Park Avenue
J. J. McGuinness
Father Roser
All Hallow's College
Salt Lake City
Father Follet
Brandel
Flor de Baltimore Popular Cigar Gains Support
During a political campaign demo many factions argue over candidates yet agree on cigars. George Symons, Montana distributor for J. F. Oppenheimer, praised the strong orders for Flor de Baltimore in Anaconda. The cigar is noted as long-standing and increasingly popular.
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George Symons
J. F. Oppenheimer
Montana
Anaconda
The Health Habit Promotes Digestive Wellness
The article urges forming a health habit of good digestion by using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals. It claims the tablets aid digestion without cathartic effects, are natural and safe, and compares their daily use to essential home items, recommending a fifty cent box for a month’s benefit.
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Stuart
One Hundred Black Taffeta Waists Added This Week
Catalog notes reveal 100 new black taffeta waist styles debuting this week. No 1 showcases heavy soft corded taffeta with bishop sleeves and brass button trimmed collar.
Easter Neckwear Sale At Men’s Furnishings Department
Special sale next week features 150 dozen Imperial flowing ends four in hand scarves and 100 dozen Wilson Bros suspenders. Scarves are imported silk with varied rich designs, prices not below $1.50 and often $2.00 to $2.50. Suspenders are best quality goods valued at $1.00 to $1.50.
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Clothing Department
Montana
Shoe
New York
Wilson Bros
Sewing Machines Offerings and Prices Across Models
The ad markets several sewing machines including the Standard at 38 dollars and the Paragon family machine from 28 to 38 dollars. It promotes features like rotary shuttle, drop head on a stand, and automatic operation, plus a five year guarantee on select models and partial payment plans.
Easter Prices in Domestics Remnants Offer Bargains
In a period ad listing Easter textile deals, the store promotes Amoskeag gingham and best quality ginghams, heavy ticking, oil cloth, roller toweling, Turkish towels, linen towels, damask linen, turkey red tabling, and percales. Spring calicoes and bed spreads are highlighted with reduced prices and color guarantees.
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Anaconda News
Evans’ Hall
the Anaconda Club
Cossists
Peti Centa Cup
Walter Baker & CO. Limited
al G. Field
Minstrels
Thueson
F. Park
First Baptist
Presbyterian
Christian
A. OO
U. W
NEW Choir
ST. Paul’s
St. Peter's Church
Father Coopman
Standard
St. Ann's Hospital
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Charlies
Timmines
N. B
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