Anaconda Candidate Withdraws From Clark Ticket
Mr Shutty repudiates the Deer Lodge Clark convention and says his name was used without consent for the legislature ticket. The Clark ticket faces widespread disfavor as residents in Deer Lodge and other areas jeer at the campaign amid district registration changes and new precincts. A revised county registration district list and agents are announced with precinct coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
John Shutty
Shutty
Anaconda
Standard
Clearwater
Copper Cliff
Washoe
Avon
Thomas Boland
Henry Redmond
John R. Eardley
Warm Springs
Mill Creek
Stuart
Primus Bader
Race Track
J. K. Uhl
Pioneer
Gold Creek
Garrison
Joe Reckett
Elliston
Blossburg
Keiley Jones and Warren Named for District Areas
No 13 M J Keiley Helmville Washington Gulch and Ophir No 14 John D Jones Ovando Woodworth and Clearwater No 15 Wallace W Warren Sunset Coloma and Copper Cliff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Keiley
Helmville
Washington Gulch
Ophir
John D. Jones
Ovando
Woodworth
Clearwater
Wallace Ww. Warren
Sunset
Coloma
Copper Cliff
Bachelors Tender Farewell To Mc Dowell Before Marriage
A party of R G Mc Dowell’s bachelor friends held a sendoff at 418 Cedar street in Elks colors with a Mandolin Club program. The event included vocal solos and a quartet, addressed by Frank Doyle on bachelor life, as Mc Dowell nears marriage to Jennie E. Brown at 418 Cherry street next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. McDowell
C. Hoff
Charles Douglas
Cedar Street
The
Elks
Mandolin Club
Frank Napton
George Miller
Ed Davis
C. C
Jennie E. Brown
Cherry Street
Deborah Rebekah Lodge No. 6
Alice Cuthbert
J. H. Laird
East Third Street
J. Hoeft
A. Cupps
J. Heater
C. Neal
E. Capps
Neal
Griffin Meckenzie
Laird
Tucker
Smart
Seba
Harris
Dickinson
Wear
Cuthbert
Jones
Hill
Morgan
Jennie
Turner
Templeton
Moriarity
Khret
Messrs
Shade
Soule
Mekitrick
Mouch
Omani
Bruckner
Houseworth
George
McMullen
Longstaff
H. Laird
Mahan
Miller
Murphy
Hoagland
Miss Cuthbert
Idaho
Two Years in the Pen for Copper City Burglary and Citizenship Court
Frank Woodmancy pleaded guilty to breaking into the Copper City store and stealing clothing, receiving a two year penitentiary sentence. Judge Napton also admitted 45 foreigners to citizenship while denying 25, with many applicants lacking language or residency basics. Nine o clock to noon saw a flurry of citizenship rulings, including a divorce decree for Lizzie O Swiggett and L V Swiggett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Woodmancy
Copper City
Woodmancy
Napion
Reese & Walsh
Woodmaney
Napton
Harry J. Rameford
John Hill
A. J. Hill
John Domnell
Joseph Spoja
Mile Downey
John Varalija
Florian Padiviea
Gasper Gerguric
John Nihelis
Anton Soob
Jacob Skender
Matt Blazkovicc
Joseph Tomearovic
Frans Borovac
Mike Tomeanovic
Franjo Stedug
Juro Bubos
Gregor M. Kremer
John Isaacson
John Kinney
Mike Puh
Steve Barbarte
John Gregory
Steve Blaskovitz
Steve Vinske
Peter Wold
John Teez
Mat Kombol
Charles A. Benson
James J. Jensen
Tet Norosel
Mike Norosel
A. F. James
Andrew Harrison
John Martin
Stif Skender
Hugh Larkin
Thomas Krugoch
Johan Doich
Bids Sought for Ursuline Convent Basement Construction
Bids will be received by Architect C. Haire at the Ursuline convent in this city until noon October 13, 1900, for constructing the basement of the new convent. Plans and specs may be viewed at Father Coopman’s residence. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Haire
Ursuline Convent
Father Coopman
Religious services listed for Anaconda churches
Gale marks the th Sunday after Trinity. St Mark's Episcopal at Main and Sixth with Rev Alfred Brown offers early service at 9 a.m. and litany at 9:30 followed by Sunday school. Main Street church with Rev F B Cleland holds 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. services. First Baptist at Fifth and Locust with Rev W H Setzer preaches 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday school at 12:20 p.m. YP S C E at 7 p.m. prayer Wednesday. Minnick at Sixth and Oak holds 11 a.m. communion, 7:30 p.m. services. Attractive music noted in morning and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episcopal
Corner Main and
Sixth Streets
Alfred Brown
A. m
U A. m
Daughters of the King
Main and
Fourth
F. B. Cleland
First Baptist
Fifth and Locust Streets
W. H. Setzer
Moses
Sp. m
Sixth and
Oak Streets
M. Minnick
Paul
Vagrant Green Held For Insanity After Shovel Attack
P. J. Green a Deer Lodge man serving 30 days in the county jail shows signs of insanity and may be sent to the insane asylum. He recently attacked Deputy Sheriff Joe Stevens with a shovel on courthouse grounds after misidentifying him as a trespasser. Stevens disarmed him and returned Green to a cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Green
Deer Lodge
Joe Stevens
Green
Stevens
Millinery and Hair Goods Sale Announcement
Millinery and hair goods offered with fall and winter stock to inspect. Savings advertised with one third off regular prices and twenty percent off all hair goods. Address given as 406 Ast Park and signed MME Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ast Park
Mme. Young
Fall at Quarry Injures Henry Stuart Severs Gash
Henry Stuart a laborer at a city west quarry was hit by a falling rock from blasting. He suffered a deep scalp wound and loss of consciousness but skull not fractured. He was taken to St Ann's hospital for treatment and will likely return to work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stuart
Stuart
St. Ann's Hospital
Mining deed and declaratory statement filed for record
Instruments filed with the county clerk and recorder include a mining deed from Charles H. Closterman to Minerva Jane Dengler granting all surface rights and one half interest in the Honanza claim in Sheep Gulch near the courthouse for $1. A declaratory statement by T. Martin concerns the Jefferson claim in an unorganized district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Closterman
Minerva Jane Dengler
Honanza
Court House
T. (. Martin
Jefferson
Monument Groundbreaking For Civil War Soldiers
Randolph Guggenheimer, president of the New York council, led a Riverside Drive ceremony with three delegates from each of New York's 53 Grand Army posts. Col. John A. Golden acted as master of ceremonies as Guggenheimer dug the first spadeful and Col. Holden received the spade. Col. John W. Vrooman gave the oration and taps was sounded by Paul Kammerer, a Civil War bugler, marking the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Guggenheimer
New York Council
Riverside Drive
New York
Col
John A. Golden
Guggenheimer
Holden
John W. Vrooman
Paul Kammerer
For Rent Large Hall in Standard Building Weekly
A large hall in the Standard building is available for rent one night each week. Inquiries should be directed to the Standard office for details and scheduling.
Man Held Insanity Hearing Sends Coursey to Hospital
Louis Coursey appeared at the sheriff's office with a note claiming mental unwellness and faced a commission in insanity. They ruled he was not crazy enough for the asylum and ordered admission to the hospital. The panel included Chairman Walker and Drs Sligh and McKenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Coursey
Sheriff's
Walker
Board of County Commissioners
Sligh
McKenzie
Coursey
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