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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1902
Page
7
Fresh meats advertised as the busiest cleanest market in Butte located behind the cheese department. It touts finest meats and low prices with shoulder mutton chops and veal chops per pound and beef plate or shoulder at stated rates.
Advertises Lutey's Finest fresh roasted coffee in 10 pound lots priced at 3.75 dollars. Claims good coffee supports health while poor coffee is harmful.
The Democratic ticket in Silver Bow County stands strong with respected candidates for county offices. Voters are urged to support loyalty and public service, contrasting past administrations seen as failures, and to back the new slate led by trusted local figures from Butte and surrounding areas.
The article urges voting for the full Democratic convention ticket for the state legislature. It highlights W. W. McDowell and colleagues as capable business and professional men pledged to support the eight hour proposition, detailing each candidate’s background from Butte and surrounding counties.
A reflection on motherhood and childrearing noting that children may develop qualities on their own, and questioning whether mothers should guide rather than leave upbringing to natural development. The piece discusses the duty and absorbent nature of training children.
Grace Peckham Murray writes a series on animal training for mothers. The articles appear in Tue Detrycator and cost 15 cents per copy. Send S100 for a year of issues to Tue Butterick Co. at 17 W. 13th St., New York.
Citizens urged to vote for Bernard Noon as district judge. Born March 31 1910 in Oakfield Iowa he trained as a lawyer and rose in Montana with the Largey estate. Noon introduced the eight hour system at the Speculator mine in February 1900 preceding similar reforms elsewhere.
The article extols M. P. Gilchrist as Democratic candidate for state senator. Born Davenport Iowa May 3 1863 he studied at Missouri University and led schools in Chillicothe before editing a Missouri paper. He later practiced law in Butte after residing in Utah. He served in the legislature and chaired judiciary and steering committees.
Thomas S. Kilgallan, Democratic Sheriff nominee, has lived in Butte 23 years and worked as a miner with strong support among laborers. Born in New York in 1853, his political career began in 1893 in the state lower house, and he later served in the legislature. He previously ran for sheriff six years ago but lost to P. F. Reagan and now works as foreman at the West Stuart mine.
James T. Finlen, Virginia City born April 14 1873, is presented as a capable young candidate for county treasurer. He trained at St Marys college Oakland and worked for the Anaconda company before entering and eventually running Finlen Drug company in Butte. He is well known to miners who reportedly will vote for him.
Patrick V. Ryan, born September 28 1872 in Kansas, has lived in Montana since age ten and in Butte for most of that time. A former bookkeeper for the John Caprice company, he supported State Senator Thomas Courtenay and now secures the Democratic nomination with strong party backing.
John J. Murray born Mine Fill Morris County New Jersey August 13 1874 now in Walkerville and serving as shift boss at Mountain Consolidated mine is nominated for county assessor on the democratic ticket. John L Templeman English born 29 years ago came to America at 10 and with law degree from Virginia is candidate for county attorney and partner of Clark Jr.
Morris Hartnett, nominated for county auditor, has two years experience in county affairs, serving as deputy county auditor for two years. Born in Kerry, Ireland, 28 years ago, he emigrated to America with his parents at age 11. Continued on Page Eight.
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