Vikings and Norse Heritage Highlighted by Anaconda Club
Anaconda Woman's Literary Club held an afternoon on Norse exploration and Icelandic literature led by Mrs Clutton and speakers Mrs Alfred Brown Mrs A M Walker Mrs George B Winston and Miss Marie Bryant. Discussion touched on Viking voyages to America Nordic ships sagas and the role of women’s suffrage.
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Woman's Literary Club of
Anaconda
Teeland
Europe
George RB. Winston
Hilad
Church Services in Anaconda Preaching at 11 and 7:30
Services will be held in various churches in Anaconda today with morning sermon How to Conquer Death and evening Youthful Piety. Sabbath school begins at 12 20 p m and Y F S&S C BE at 6 90 p m.
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Anaconda
Pastor Sets Sermon at Union Service On Sunday
Corner of Fifth and Locust streets announces W. H. Setzer pastor at residence 621 West Sixth street. Morning work at 11 a.m. with subject She Hath Done What She Cou'd. Sunday school at 12:20 p.m. Evening service dismissed to join union temperance meeting at the Methodist church. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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Fifth and Locust Streets
W. H. Setzer
West Sixth Street
Methodist Church
Saint Mark's Church All Saints Service Plan
St Mark s church corner Main and Sixth streets announces the Twenty third Sunday after Trinity with early 8 AM service Holy communion and sermon at 1 AM Sunday school at 12 30 PM and evening service at 7 30 PM The rector urges all who have loved ones in paradise to attend the 11 o'clock service and participate in the All Saint s day observance.
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St. Mark's
Sixth Streets
Alfred Brown
Paradise
Services At Swedish Mission Church Today
Swedish Mission church on Fifth and Alder hosts services today with preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunray school at 10 a.m. and Young People's meeting at 7 p.m. Pastor G. Nelson leads the congregation.
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Swedish Mission Church
Fifth and Alder Streets
Corner Cedar and Fifth Streets church service notices
P Holmberg is the pastor with residence at 419 Birch Street. Services are at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday school at 1 70 p.m. Friday evening services as usual.
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Cedar and
Fifth Streets
P. Holmberg
Birch Street
Pastor Preaches in Dillon. Local Ladies Schedule Event
Corner Cedar and Fifth streets note Rev. J Ll Johnson with residence at 61 Chetnut street. No services today as the pastor preaches in Dillon. On Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock the Ladies Aid will host an entertainment and social in the church. Cho fine music by Rev FERB and local talent. Public invited. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 PM.
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Cedar
Fifth Streets
J. Ll. Johnson
Cheatnut Street
Dillon
Ferb
Helena
Ladies’ Aid
Reentar Services at Chretion Church Prank Marton Minnick Minister
Morning sermon at 11 and service at 12 15 on Sunday led by Professor Koontz superintendent Y P and C B E meet at 6 45 with George Kenney president Evening service at 7 30 on the kingdom of God first All are invited to attend these services
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Chretion Church
Corner Sixth and
Oak Streets
Marton Minnick
Mornine
Professor Koontz
George Kenney
Kingdom of God
Local Church Schedule Highlights Sunday Events
At 11 a m sermon by Pastor Ma curdy. At 7 20 p m a Union meeting to be addressed by Capt W Co Dut ton. Fort Worth league at 6 30 p m Sunday school at 12 39 p m.
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Macurdy
Capt. W. Co. Dutton
Foworth League
Ellen Corning Dies in Anaconda at 28
Ellen Corning wife of E T Corning died last evening at the residence 608 Walnut Anaconda Maine native aged 28. She leaves a husband in Anaconda and will be sent to Maine for interment. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Ellen Corning
E. T. Corning
Walnut Street
Anaconda
Maine
Khret
Captain Dutton to Speak on Temperance Tour
Captain Dutton of California will address an evening audience at the Methodist Church urging temperance. He is touring the state under the auspices of the grand lodge of the I O G es.
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Captain Dutton
California
Methodist Enurch
Grand Lodge of the
Clark horse sale at Burlington stockyards draws buyers
Disnpated to the Standard Dinings reports John B Clark stockyard sale at Burlington. Monday to today 1500 animals sold with strong prices replacing unbroken J M Conway range horses at 9 per head and John Ramsey property at 61 per head. Clark plans more regular sales here.
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B. Clark
Burington
J. M. Conway
John Ramsey
Clark
Time card back to prechange on Burlington and Northern Pacific
A new time card takes effect at noon, resuming the schedule used before the July 6 change. Trains reaching Billings will observe adjusted arrivals: No. 1 10:27 am, No. 3 9:40 am, No. 5 4:45 am, No. 2 9:00 am, No. 4 11:30 pm, No. 6 12:40 am eastbound.
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Swecta
B.lings
Burlington
Northern Pacific
Billings
Registry Agents Close Last Challenge Session
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Billings reports county registry agents held their final session to receive challenges, closing their duties as the period ended. Local officials did not release additional details on remaining procedures or next steps for voters.
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Standard
Billings
How to Vote on Ballot and Propositions
Instructional note explains marking a ballot with an X for each chosen candidate and voting no on the $250,000 county bond proposition. Warns against voting for too many legislators and advises obtaining a sample ballot to decide beforehand.
Political split looms as Republicans gain edge in vote
The article notes strong Republican momentum and suggests both parties anticipate continued victory. It discusses expected party control and implications of the vote outcome on governance. The piece references general sentiment about party advantage.
Salt Lake Uprising Breaks Old Party Lines in Utah Campaign
In Utah the campaign dissolves old party lines as church leaders join the race. Both Democratic and Republican chairs predict wins in congressional and supreme court races and a strong legislative showing. Salt Lake City votes may sway the legislature and Reed Smoot appears likely if Republicans secure control.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Gente Cive
Democratic
Regaud
Supreme Court
Wrnter
United States
Rawlins
Apostle Reed Smoot
Campaign speeches mark Colorado race for U S Senate
Denver reports an intense final campaign as orators from major parties fill the air. The key contest centers on the U S Senate seat with Teller favored for re election by the incoming legislature amid six parties contesting.
Unclear Medical Ad Pitches Private Stamp Remedy
Fragment mentions symptoms such as dyspepsia insomnia and malaria and advertises a private stamp over the neck of a bottle as a remedy. The readable text suggests a promotional health claim rather than a confirmed medical report.
Democratic State Committee predicts sweeping Colorado ticket win
Milton Smith, chairman of the Democratic state committee, said Colorado will deliver a 15,000 to 18,000 plurality for Simpson over Peabody for governor. The Democrats are expected to elect three congressmen, 14 of 18 state senators, and 17 of 18 senate hold-overs, with gains in the house as well.
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Denver
Colorado
United States
Teller
D. B. Fairney
The
Republic
Milton Smith
Democratic State Committee
Simpson
Peabody
Quiet Kansas and Nevada campaigns touted in two-state summary
Topeka and Reno reporters describe near silent state campaigns with limited spending and local battles as determining factors. Republicans claim state control while Democrats eye senate and legislature outcomes amid factional rifts and close races for governor and congress.
Idaho Campaign Closes as Registration Ends
In Belse Idaho on November 1 the campaign ends with registration at 9 pm. Voter turnout projected around 65 000 up from 57 000 two years ago. Democratic chairman Donnelly claims a 4500 lead while Republican chairman Gooding cites a 3000 edge. Legislature expected to be tight, with Democrats possibly losing the state ticket but still holding a slim joint ballot majority.
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Reno
United States
Thomas B. Hawley
Samuel Platt
Opera House
Francis G. Newlands
Cleveland
Sparks
Farrington
van Duser
Congress
Newlands
Lee Ala
Hawley
Belse
Idaho
Donnelly
Democratic Committee
Clais
Gooding
Republican Committee
Heitfeld
Bryan Camps for Fusionists Closes Nebraskan Campaign
Lincoln Nebraska November 1 The Nebraska campaign ended with W J Bryan delivering twelve speeches daily on behalf of the fusionists aboard a special train. Republican and Democratic leaders offered no official plurality figures with Lindsay voicing confidence in a win and Kall declining claims of a margin.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
W. J. Bryan
Lindsay
Republican Committee
Kall
Democratic Committee
North Carolina Polls Favor Democrats in 1920 Election
Raleigh reports under a literacy-disfranchisement amendment only 10 000 black voters registered. Democrats expect to win all nine congressmen and carry the state ticket by at least 60 900. The general assembly is projected four-fifths Democratic, foretelling defeat for Senator Pritchard.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
General Assembly
Pritchard
Arizona election result in doubt as delegates claimed
Phoenix observers report a doubtful Arizona election outcome with both parties asserting victory for their delegates.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Registration figures show uneven county precinct totals
White Sulphur Springs reports registration counts by precinct with White Sulphur Springs 400 Martinsdale 118 Harlowton 114 Castle 105 Two Dot 75 Battle Creek 42 Cooper on Dorsey Winnie Cook 44 Comb Creek 29 Oka 24 Big Elk 29 Sheep Creek 16. The tally does not reflect current reality as many who registered two years ago have left the county but remain on the registry list.
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White Sulphur Springs
Martinsdale
Harlowton
Castle
Two Dot
Battle Creek
Cooper
Dorsey
Winnie Cook
Comb Creek
Oka
Big Elk
Sheep Creek
Ole Olsen Dies After Being Found Beside Track
Ric Timber Nov 1 reports Ole Olsen who was found helpless beside the track near Dehart died in the hospital. He refused to name relatives or reveal his history, and his remains were buried in the potter's field.
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Standard
Ric Timber
Ole Olsen
Dehart
Toggether
Potter's Field
Scarlet fever reports rise in Big Timber
In Big Timber on November 1 the local tally shows scarlet fever has persisted for several weeks with an increasing number of reported cases across the city.
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Standard
Big Timber
Gossip of the foreign capitals in Berlin and London
Berlin reports Sarah Bernhardt finishes her engagement with mixed reviews amid hostility to Hamlet and canceled Dresden and Leipsic bookings. The piece notes diplomatic fallout from a Copenhagen dinner, Wo lff-Metternich's British observations, and European tensions influencing the St. Louis fair. It also covers Austrian reminiscences of Sir Horace Rumbold prompting debate on diplomatic discretion and a claim about an Austrian field gun used in the South African war.
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Hamlet
Dresden
Leipsic
Hamburg
Mme. Bernhardt
Germany
Baron von Magnus
Copenhagen
Foreign Office
Cridler
Bundesrath
Interior Department
Home
Posadowsky-Wehner
Emperor William
Edward
Sandringham
Chamberlain
Count Wolff-Metternich
London
Frank Lascelles
Lascelles
Sir Horace Rumbold
Vienna
National Review
Austria
National Zeitung
Berlin
Sir Horace
England
Great Britain
The
Chronicle
Francis Joseph
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
War Dance At City Station For Indian Birth On Train
At Union Station in St Louis a delegation of 30 copper colored Indians from Cherokee and Cheyenne tribes celebrated the birth of a daughter to Milton and Minnie Strong on a Vandalia train. The crowd danced in war paint and feathers, beer glasses replaced whiskey, violence erupted, glassware shattered, and police cleared the saloon and Midway crowd before christening the infant Forty Wiles an Hour.
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St. Louis
Geronimo
Uncle Sam
Union Station
Pappoose
Milton
Minnie Strong
Wells
Justifiable Verdict in Carlhridge Case Shooting
Carthage Missouri November 1 The coroner reports the verdict in the killing of R O Randall by his wife finds the shooting justifiable and in self defense according to testimony heard yesterday.
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Carthage
R. O. Randall
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Olaf
Norway
Mrs. Brown
Thorfin Karselfin
Mrs. Winston
J. MacDonald
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First Baptist
Episcopal
Lauthernan
Christian Church
First Methodist
Republicana
iOs
Stomac
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
W. J. Raley
Charles Curtis
Chester I. Lorg
W. E. Stanley
Harris
Senate
Nevada
Anaconda, Montana
Anu
John S. Marshall
Carolina
Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
John R. Toole
M. B Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
FE. C. Norbeck
Ass’t
Meagher County
Lord Chumley
Siegel
Joga
Straier
Oxford
Sarah Bernhardt Will
Mr. Chamberlain
Chancellor von Buelow
William
Mats
Daily Chronicle
Schatzlein Paint CO
W. Broadway
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