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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1908
Page
10
Morgan McSweeney registry agent announces registration in election district No 6 and precinct 9 Anaconda Montana opening October 12 to October 24 1908 for Deer Lodge county voters with extended hours 4 am to 9 pm and a special October 26 session for sick or absent voters.
Henry Redmond registry agent for election district No 2 precinct 2 Deer Lodge County Montana opens registration at the Landry building corner Hickory and Commercal avenues October 1908 from 9 a m to 9 p m. Also in his office Monday October 26 1908 for those unable to register in person for the November 1 1908 election.再
A F Janus, registry agent for election district No 5 in Deer Lodge County Montana, opens the voter registration desk at 415 Chestnut Street Anaconda on October 12 1908 and will keep it open through October 24 1908 for precincts 6 and 7 ahead of the November 3 1908 election. Office hours are 9 4 a.m. to 9 p.m. with additional hours posted.
J M Minor's Main Street shop was found with a cracked rear window and opened cash register. About 13 in cash, a silver watch, fountain pen case contents, and several fountain pens were taken plus tobacco and candy. police suspect professional burglars, possibly familiar with the place, working after daylight.
The article notes a series of political events including a Democratic rally at French Guich on Tuesday night and a probable campaign opening by Senator Carter at the Margaret theater on Wednesday evening. Later meetings by both parties are planned across the valley and western county.
James J. Corbett stars in the comedy Facing the Music at the Margaret Theater to large crowds, with a hearty reception for Corbett and his cast. The light farce features mistaken identities and comic situations as Corbett explains an odd domestic visit to his wife. nine performers keep the pace with lively humor and encores.
Governor Norris voices praise for Bishop John P Carroll as corner stone laying marks a milestone in Montana Catholic history. Archbishop Christie of Portland delivers sermon stressing marriage sacredness, unity and religious freedom amid broad church support.
A hectic schedule unfolds across parties in Deer Lodge county with an important Bryan and Kern club meeting tonight drawing several politicians. The session aims to discuss alliances and strategies ahead of upcoming events and campaigns.
The advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for indigestion caused by lacking gastric juice. It claims tablets rebuild digestive juices, digest meals, prevent discomfort, and allow eating freely. It notes endorsement by forty thousand physicians and offers a free sample by mail from the F. A. Stuart Company in Marshall Michigan.
Registry agent I R B Peckham in Deer Lodge Montana opens registration at Anaconda city hall October 12 to October 24 1908 for voters in Precincts 4 and 5 for the November 3 1908 Deer Lodge County election. Office hours 9 am to 5 pm includes provisions for illness or absence.
Notice by Charles M Cavender registry agent for election district 1 precinct 1 announces opening of registration books at Pine and Third streets Ana onda for qualified voters for the upcoming Deer Lodge county election. Books remain open through October 5 1908 with registration hours posted.
An old remedy used for over sixty years by millions of mothers. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup soothes teething pain, eases wind colic, and is billed as best for diarrhoea. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents per bottle.
I Al Copinus, registry agent for election district No 8 in Deer Lodge County Montana, will open registration books at 11444 East Park Street Anaconda from October 12 to October 24 1908. Office hours are 9 am to 9 pm daily.
Local items list union meetings and sales while Henry firms and visitors drift through Anaconda. Furniture sales at 607 Main. Central Labor council meets tonight. Stace's heating stoves and Schlappi piano ads appear with Verberkmans diamonds and Hammerslough art room offerings.
At the Electric last evening the feature was A Custom Officer's Revenge with strong drama and sea and mountain scenery. Life's a Game of Cards is also a strong drama. How Simpkins Discovered the North Pole and The Lonely Gentleman are high class comedies. At the Lyric The Wages of Sin is a strong dramatic subject. The Padrone is a thrilling tale about the padrone system in America. Olympic Athletes' Parade shows Hayes and American marathoners returning home. Never Again is a comical picture about cooling off at Coney Island.
The Republicans of Anaconda are requested to meet at the A. O. H. hall ground floor East Commercial avenue this Monday evening at 8 o'clock to organize a republican club. Entertainment and refreshments provided. G. W. Peterson, agent East Missoula Land company. Lots for sale 70 dollars down 10 dollars per month.
Missoula Oct 4 The names of the perpetrators could not be learned here tonight clever thieves beat the Northern Pacific Railway out of 3 dollars. A pair of horses were shipped from Helena to Ravalli in the name of J A Parsons. The car was spotted at Ravalli and unloaded during the night after the freight bill of 24 dollars and the fare for two men had been paid the agent. When on duty this morning the agent found the horses and men missing.
Senator Beveridge addressed a large Missoula audience at the Union opera house under the Ministerial association with Senator Joseph M. Dixon present. He spoke on The Bible from a literary angle, delivering an eloquent concise address that was well received.
Victor Johnson, about 35, died at Sisters' hospital in Missoula from injuries suffered last Tuesday in an explosion at a Bitter Root valley irrigation canal construction camp. The accident left him seriously hurt and is expected to be a notable local tragedy.
Senator William E. Borah of Boise Idaho lands in Missoula after a speech in Wallace. He receives word from Senator Dixon to proceed to Salt Lake City for a scheduled speech tomorrow night and continues on with only a few hours rest.
The Rosy May Theater filled to capacity at yesterday’s matinee and again at the evening shows. The program opened with Justice of a Redskin and featured elephants at work in India, totaling five high quality acts with broad audience appeal. Ads note listing properties for rent or sale with G. W. Peterson at 208 E Park.
An opinion arguing that officials waste time guaranteeing bank deposits and should instead guarantee citizens access to their deposits. The writer implies broader financial policy criticism and urges practical guarantees for savers.
Following Great Falls example, Butte business leaders propose a glad-hand excursion to Leewistown soon to foster better relations and networking among local merchants.
G. W. Peterson offers fire insurance with trusted providers. Located at 208 East Park, the service emphasizes strong company options and coverage choices.
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