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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1906
Page
17
Teague declares candidacy for commissioner as an independent. A member of the conference committee explains how the campaign was controlled and whose interests guided it, noting Teague’s decision to quit the party.
Bitter Root resident defends his property and home conditions noting generally good crop health in the garden. He highlights favorable conditions and steady yields amid variable weather. Local observer comments on garden resilience and steady harvest prospects.
Peter Teague, a long time county resident, leaves the anti trust Republican party to run as an independent for county commissioner. He cites city hall ties and county attorney and clerk offices’ conduct, promising to expose alleged misdeeds and seek reform while seeking broad support from labor allies and former fusion efforts. He explains the move follows a recent defeat and a sense that the current administration misleads voters.
A crowd gathers in front of the Davia Hardware store to watch two chipmunks perform in a large cage using a disk platform. Women collect autumn leaves and frost colored souvenirs while residents await snow to track deer signs and venison after hunting season begins.
Butte Chapter No 39 of the Order Eastern Star entertained Mr. and Mrs. J G Hammer on a 28th wedding anniversary. Fifty guests enjoyed whist music and lunch, with a diamond and pearl breastpin and cigar case presented to the couple. Prizes went to Mrs Ross and Mr Corkish. Pood couple received booby prizes.
The Helena death of Mrs Mary V Shay aged 51 yesterday is reported with sorrow in Butte. Born Mary Reese in Washington DC she lived 21 years in Montana. Survived by daughter Mrs M B Cosgrove of Helena and son Walter Shay of Butte. Husband died seven years ago.
Don O Leary a candidate from 719 North Wyoming Street announces a bid for justice of the peace in Silver Bow township as an independent contender.
Alpha council announces its first card party to be held Monday October 8 in Good Templars hall. Old friends and new are invited. Admission is 25 cents at the door.
The first season of the Seeing Butte trips has been a success and will close with today and tomorrow the final opportunities. Thousands of passengers have enjoyed the voyage from locals and visitors, some returning for more to learn about the copper mining city. The street railway company plans longer, more thorough tours next year, with winter study to expand the feature.
Daniel Boyle died yesterday at his sister Mrs. Alice Brennan’s home 403 North Montana street. He left surviving relatives in Ireland and the United States including two brothers and one sister in Ireland, two brothers and one sister in the United States, and nephews Edward and James Brennan with James Brennan serving as deputy county clerk and recorder.
Kennedy Stella aged five daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kennedy died yesterday at 20 North Atlantic street. Funeral is private this Monday at 2 PM at the family residence. Aura Christensen aged 44 died yesterday morning. remains sent to Dillon for interment after Sherman Reed's parlors.
A hunting party in Red Rock lake section plans to shoot ducks within two weeks. Maurice Beaudre James Anderson John Reagan Robert Middleton and A McKenzie lead the group as they hunt Wetmore s and surrounding creeks. They expect to deliver at least 1000 ducks to friends and likely more.
A Democratic county central committee meeting and gathering of all Democratic ticket candidates is set for this evening at 8 o clock at 110 North Main Street. Funeral notices follow for Pat Cosgrove and John Riney, with services and transfers arranged by local undertakers.
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