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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
17
Do not use Soap Naphtha Borax Soda Ammonia or Kerosene with GOLD DUST. GOLD DUST cleanses in a harmless form and lathers instantly in any water. It removes grease grime stains and germs while protecting clothes from washboard wear.
Registry agent R B Peckham announces registration open at city hall Anaconda for precincts 4 and 5 Deer Lodge County Montana. registering voters for the November 8, 1908 election with daily hours 9am to 9pm and a special session October 26 1908 for those unable to register due to sickness disability or absence.
Southern Montana day at the state fair drew the largest crowd of the week with full grandstands and buildings. Cascade took first in variety exhibits, Lewis and Chirk second, Deer Lodge third. Porcupine and arrangement won by Lewis and Clerk. Officers for the year elected: T B Hammond president, W M Biggs vice president, John W Pace secretary, A L Smith treasurer. Automobiles and races were disappointing with no event completed. other fair attractions included dress items and new waists at Strain's.
The Montana Horse Breeders Association formed in Helena with 50 members and officers H C Gardiner of Butte president Dr A R Gelbraith of Butte secretary treasurer J W Clark of Bozeman. A county based board will be chosen and a branch hoped in every county. A resolution favors a law banning poolroom gambling on horse races in Montana.
Strain's advertises boys box calf school shoes in sizes 9 to 13 at $1.50 per pair. Limited stock available.
Montana Press association holds first of three sessions in Helena delayed by late Eastern Montana attendees. Governor Norris welcomes the group and J R Faulds delivers the opening address. Burton Brulen of Butte contributes a paper. tomorrow includes morning talks and an evening smoker hosted by John W Pace.
The October term opens with few criminal cases and no jury. Judge Winston returns soon and Ira Gnose will prepare for opening day. Numerous civil cases at issue or awaiting demurrers include Jessen vs Norton, Quinlan vs Cevert, Keppler vs Hu, and many others from Anaconda to Missoula. Three youths Deschamps Longfelt and Carl were arraigned on chicken theft with Deschamps and Carl receiving 60 days on the rock pile and Longfelt held for district court.
A Troy woman credits daily Grape-Nuts with ending years of indigestion headaches and nerves strain. She slept better, felt renewed, and recommended the cereal after trying Postum company ads from Battle Creek Michigan.
County commissioners accepted resignations of registry clerks at a session held yesterday and filled several vacancies. James H. Bennett, Republican sheriff candidate, was removed as registry agent for Loat Creek area and H P Magone was appointed. David Cohen Sr. became registry agent for the Third district and J L Capinua was substituted for Cohen in the Justice of the Peace race. A list of agents by district is provided and registration offices will operate from Oct. 12 until the close on Sept. 4 at 9 PM.
Citizens from Anaconda traveled to Helena for Anaconda Day at the state fair. The crowd reportedly set a record with the Anaconda band providing music. Deer Lodge county exhibited prominently and exhibitors praised the fair as a great success.
Ri v o u r p i ne Li ! ' h sy nm Fine diamonds at Verberkmoes Schlitz beer at the Mint Try one of Hammersiough's $1 special 14 carat fountain pens Household furniture for sale Afternoon at JIS Hickory street Naveda Havana cigars Werthorne & Collins' place W T UV meeting at 311 West Park Avenue Carpet cleaning by electricity Leave orders at Smith drug store or City drug store Democratic county committee met at the headquarters Building Last night Jewel hot blast heaters shown quick direct connection to Butte over 5 000 subscribers J Johnson left for the state fair at Helena Judge Winston to return from Philipsburg Frank L Gray appointed constable Mrs A J Davis and family returned from Evansville Ind Mr Walter Beck visited from Butte for dinner at the Montana hotel Duncan Dingwall visiting city from Drummond New Chicago thanks friends for sympathy in baby’s death Belated fall hats at Strain’s.
In Missoula an action mounts against Register and Receiver at the Missoula land office and bonding companies. Henry Kaltis sues for 851 to cover costs tied to a land entry later patented to the Northern Pacific Railway. He says papers misled him, cites payments, and seeks damages. A notable obituary notes George Phelps, former Northern Pacific engineer, dies at 85 in Sisters Hospital after appendicitis. funeral planned with locomotive engineers group.
A fire at the Livingston Wief Power Company plant, one mile east of town, endangered the switchboard room. Firefighters attached hoses quickly, preventing total destruction. Two workers suffered burns. cause undetermined. Damages expected to be limited to the switchboard area.
James J. Corbett stars at the Margaret Theatre next week in Facing the Music, a three act comedy under H. H. Frazee. The production promises strong supporting cast and elaborate scenery with Corbett noted for his theatre work since Cashel Bryans Profession. Tickets likely offered by Strain's with plain white double beds mentioned in ad copy.
Massachusetts Democrats at the state convention nominate Senator James H. Faley of Watertown for governor by acclamation. Edgar Brown withdraws. Other officers listed include Lieutenant Governor Charles J. Barton Secretary of State James K. Alward Treasurer Erwin J Kennedy Auditor Phineas V Shaw Attorney General John A. Thayer. G W Peterson promotes land and sale listings.
The Pall Mall Gazette endorses the Times view that selling a Wrans Hials for £25,000 to the national gallery was an excellent bargain. The noble owner is praised for the wise sale and value recognized by the art community.
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