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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1900
Page
3
Report notes immigrants struggle to file and substantiate claims for U.S. citizenship due to procedural barriers and complex legal requirements. Officials emphasize language support, documentation gaps, and backlog as continuing obstacles.
Saturday's district court session tested patient handling as about fifty new citizens were processed. Many applicants were Austrians or Slavic groups with limited English, and some appeared coached. Despite language barriers and puzzling questions, the judge's calm, good humor helped applicants understand the requirements and subscribe to conditions for American citizenship.
MME. YOUNG offers fall and winter millinery with savings of one third off regular price and 20 percent off all hair goods at 406 East Park. Also advertising a large hall for rent in Standard building, one night each week, inquire at Standard office.
Voter registration starts today in the county with books open from 9 a m to 9 p m until October 27. Registration agents will operate in each precinct and publish hours and locations in the Standard. Every voter must register to vote this year amid Montana’s eight year law in country districts.
Mr James Magorty of H Liebes & Co will display a full fur assortment at Hotel Montana on Monday Oct Mth including Alaska seal Russian beaver and astrakhan furs. The exhibit highlights stylish new designs with estimates for remodeling old fur garments and special attention to remodels.
The A O H fair ends Wednesday with decisive final contests and a grand ball Thursday. Margaret theater orchestra will provide music. tickets are in demand. Floor and reception committees list William Gannon Joseph Lebissoniere John McCarty James Sweener and others.
The city council meets this evening to hear protests against improvement district No 16 which would include a lateral sewer between Bireh and Alder streets. Routine business will be discussed and aldermen are urged to attend to ensure a quorum.
Lon Morrow of Philipsburg is in the city. John Link was arrested by police for begging on the street. Mahan Bros. advertise for close paper hanging paint and picture frames. The Great Northern Railway runs through sleeping cars from Anaconda to Minneapolis and St Paul daily. Drawing for $100 cash prizes Oct. 18.
Bids were received for construction of the Ursuline academy at Fourth and Jefferson streets Anaconda with a three story brick and stone basement design. The project aims to house over 400 pupils and dormitories with modern ventilation and sanitation.
The Clark fusionists chose Gerdts to run on the Clark ticket in Place of John Shutt y, who resigned after learning of the county central committee meeting in Castle Dan serous. Johan Hiemlis, a farmer near Garrison, is the latest victim tangled in Clark politics as Shutt y denounces Clark strappers and the secretive Deer Lodge convention.
The Cash Grocery Co of Deer Lodge lists Wells Abbott Wieman genuine Snow Flake flour as exclusive stock. They state this flour can only be bought from them in Deer Lodge.
Charles Carlson a stonemason's helper at the new smelters had his hand crushed yesterday when it was caught between two heavy stones. The fingers are severely bruised and amputation may be necessary. He was taken to St. Ann's Hospital for treatment.
An advertisement claims a unique electric belt with interchangeable cells and nonburning water chamber electrodes. It warns against counterfeits with metal electrodes and Verdigris, touts patent linked electrodes, and promises lifetime wear and constant current, sponsored by a vendor offering free advice and a book.
The Register Agent announces registration for Election District No 5 in Anaconda Deer Lodge Montana from October 11 to October 27 daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Precinct 6 covers north of Fourth Street center with books at 519 East Third Street from October 11 to October 27. Precinct 7 covers south of Fourth Street with books at 518 Birch Street.
Public notice from Anaconda dated Oct 8 1900 designates a home office period from Oct 22 to Oct 2 inclusive. Registry Agent Roger Edwards issues the directive.
Wallace W. Warner serves as Registry Agent for District No. 15 at his Sum set office locating the official registration role and locality for the district.
John R. Eardley registry agent for Deer Lodge Montana reg district 8 opens voter registration Oct 15 1900 at room 3 Petrus block Main St Anaconda for the Deer Lodge county election Nov 6 1900 hours 9 am to 9 pm until Oct 27 1900 MO RK EARDLEY Registry Agent
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