Butte News Urges Immediate Registration For Voting
Citizens are urged to register now to be eligible for the upcoming election in Silver Bow county. The new law’s eight year provision does not apply here due to redistricting. registration remains required, with agents at precincts through October 27. The event covered includes speeches by Pat Gallagher and Clark supporters, with critique of labor issues, political figures, and the independent democracy movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County
Pat Gallagher
Clark
Breen
Bryan
McConnell
Peter Breen
Coeur d'Alene
Penn
Independent Democracy
Amalgamated Company
Boodler Clark
Tommy Hogan
Hogan
Butte
China
Galveston
Silver Bow
Judge McConnell
W. J. Bryan
Independent
Democratic Party
John R. Toole
Tom McTague
E. D. Matts
Charlie
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Gallagher
United States
Hamilton
Senate
McKinley
Republian
Aristocrac
America
Helena
Great Apple Yields Dominate U S Fruit Industry Claims
The text lauds the United States as a world leader in fruit farming led by apples. It cites record annual outputs of up to 210 million barrels of apples, storage of 6 to 10.9 million barrels, and England purchases of millions of barrels while Mille County Iowa and New York regions boast large orchards and multi‑hundred thousand tree blocks.
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United States
England
New York
Europe
Mille County
Iowa
Mille
Niagara
Orleans
Rankin Defends Political Boss Image in Heated Exchange
In a Washington Star excerpt, Rankin denies indignation at a critic who called him a political boss. He says the accuser has long sought trouble and urges him to recognize who the true bosses are for the public good.
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The
Washington Star
Frosty Clark rally draws few, tight purse strings in Great Falls
In Great Falls Oct 1 the Cascade wing of the Clark democracy held its first rally at the opera house with about a hundred attendees, over half women. The event lacked funds for music or transport, and organizers skirted awkward moments as speakers gathered with Hon. Paris Gibson presiding and figures like Judge N W Moonnell and Hon Peter Breen present.
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Great Falls
Cascade Wing
Clark Democracy
Opera House
Clark
Park Hotel
Balvation Army
Drum
Pat Gallagher
Pete Breen
Paris Gibson
N. W. Moonnell
Ilelena
Peter Breen
Bute
Presbytery of Great Falls Holds Chinook Meeting
The adjourned Presbytery of Great Falls met at Chinook with Devotions led by H N Wagner. Committees were named for judicial business finances and other duties. Chinook chosen as next meeting site for April 1901. Wagner examined for ordination and was ordained by Rev. G M Fisher. Tomorrow synod plans include creed revision votes and a Women’s Missionary meeting at the Baptist church with talks on Christian Science Mormonism and Seventh Day Adventism.
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Great Falls
Presbytery of
H. N. Wagner
Chinook
Day
McIntosh
R. M. Sproat
Bille
Pfaus
Ellis
Sweeney
Richardson
Sproat
Fisher
B. M. Ellis
Harlem
G. M. Fisher
E. M. Ellis
Woman's Synodical Missionary Society
Baptist Church
K. Lytle
A. Woodruff Halsey
D. D
New York
D. B. Wells
Chicago
Synod
A. Pringle
Stockett
G. W. Whiteman
Butte
D. Wilson
Bozeman
Northern Montana Office Ad Rates Notice
The Northern Montana Office of the Standard is located in the Bach Cory Block Great Falls opposite the Park Hotel. Advertising rates furnished on application.
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Montana
The
Standard
Bach-Cory
Great Falls
Park Hotel
Mass Convention to Be Held by Cascade Independent Democrats
Great Falls reports last night’s arrangements for a mass convention of Cascade county independents in Belt on Friday. The Black Eagle band will accompany the Great Falls delegation arriving at 9 a.m. The gathering aims to endorse Thomas S. Hogan for governor and nominate trustworthy legislators to oppose W. A. Clark, highlighting anti corruption sentiment.
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Great Falls
Cascade County
Belt
Black Eagle
Butte
Clark
Montana
Thomas S. Hogan
W. A. Clark
United States Senate
The Curfew Bell Enforced in Great Falls
Great Falls announces strict enforcement of the old curfew law from Sunday. At 9 p.m. three taps will ring the fire bell, and children found on streets without a parent or adult guardian may be arrested. Penalties include fines from one to one hundred dollars or three to thirty days in jail.
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Great Falls
Great Falls Notes Move Through A Busy Day
Butte police chief Jack Lavelle visits Great Falls while many residents and visitors arrive or depart. Local notables include J B Long Co purchasing sheep, Dr J L Dickson returning from Teton county, and naturalization activity bringing several foreigners into American voters. Passages mention social rounds, property updates, a fatal pneumonia death, and travels of Mrs Wadsworth, Dr Noble, and Mrs Hayes.
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Jack Lavelle
Butte
Francis FE. Eaton
Lake McDonald
R. E. Stone
Homer
Sackett
H. H. Nelson
Glover
N. D
Wil
Hanks
Wolf Creek
J. B. Long & Co
Teton County
J. L. Dickson
Lee D. Fullmer
Phoebe Froding
St. Paul
Henry M. Miller
Standard
Belt
George Calvert
Fifth Avenue North
Thirteenth Street
Myrtle Hopkins
George Hopkins
West Side
Charles 8. Noble
Sunnyside
Evan D. Jones
Conrad Investment Company
E. H. Morrison
Jones
Pondera
Naturalization Mill
Matt Yankovich
Ivan Siniac
Matiz Siniac
John Krizon
Matt Saari
Anton Williams
Finland
George Harper
W. E. Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Hayes
Brakeman Killed Near Big Sandy
Great Falls October 11 A brakeman named P J Cramm fell from a Great Northern freight train near Big Sandy and was killed. No further facts available at this time.
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Great Falls
P. J. Cramm
Great Northern
Big Sandy
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Butte News
Pennsylvania Lode
Boston & Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Co
By . S. Batterman
Synod of Montana
Cascade Independent Democrats
Black Eagle Band
Oxford
Mae
Aef
Uae
Monarch
Lin, Hemmed
Symons Buying Organization
el “Vw
Ray
California
Symons
Kid Gloves
Ann
J. B. Leslie
Davids
David
W. Park St
Butte, Mont
Kimball
Anna Johnson
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