Local Judicial and Administrative Slate Listed
The document enumerates candidates for district judge WELLING NAPTON state senator KK K MATTS and numerous county roles including Sheriff JACK CONLEY clerk PHIL GREENAN treasurer P. D. TWOHY clerk of court ED BURNE and others. It also lists Justices of the Peace and Constables across Anaconda Cotleanwood Lincoln Elk Townships with named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welling Napton
KK. K. Matts
John R. Toole
Thomas M’tague
Charles Boylan
Michael Geary
John M. Madden
Joseph E. McOnnell
Jack Conley
Phil Greenan
P. D. Twohy
ED Burne
Rooney
J. H. Duffy
Mary M Laughlin
James W., Geary
Jake Turner
William Kelliher
George 8. Miller
John Y. Batterton
W. Be. Pinegar
Joseph A. Hughes
Anaconda
Frank Kennedy
T. J. Kelly
Daniel Lynch
Jake Rentz
Cotleanwood
J. Shaubut
Andrew Hendreicikson
Tom Stuart
Harry Quinlan
Lincoln Town
Z. D. St i
Howard Goodfellow
Elk Township
W. Martin
W. W. Warren
Wheels in Their Heads People Whose Minds Slip a Cog Now and Then
A feature explores lapses of memory and momentary confusion among individuals, highlighting common cognitive slips and the human factors behind them. It notes everyday examples and seeks understanding rather than judgment.
Three Cases Reported In County Jail Mental Exams
P J Green, a county jail prisoner, was examined for insanity and discharged. Two other jail inmates, including Quane and an unknown Deer Lodge detainee, face insanity trials today as authorities address erratic behavior and partial clothing removal before examinations set for this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Green
Green
Deer Lodge
Walker
Board of
County Com Essoners
Quane
Conley
Margret Theater Referred to as Opera House in Town
In this town many residents call the Margaret theater the opera house though it is officially a theater. The misuse of the name is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Theater
Opera
The Margaret Named a Theater Not an Opera House
A discussion argues the Margaret should be called a theater not an opera house and notes the shift in language from second and third rate opera houses to modern theaters in New York and elsewhere. It also references suitable dress standards and street address Thueson, 504 EB. Park near Chestnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
New York City
Emerald Square
Metropolitan
Marmaret
Opera House
Thueson
EB. Park
Corner Chestnut
A Hot Old Time at Margaret theater October 19
Amusements note that the Rays present the farce A Hot Old Time at the Margaret theater on October 19 with a strong company led by A E Braden C W Strine and a lineup including Jess Baker Leach Frye Gleeson Glee son Kenny Braden Voerheis and actresses Allen Suits Gleeson Rice Kenny Rose Bennett. The comedy promises crowd appeal and louder laughs than prior seasons with a high reputation for fast pacing and clever routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Theater
A. E. Braden
C. W. Strine
John W. Jess
Dan C. Baker
John C Leach
George C. Frye
John R. Gleeson
Frank Hayes
John CC
Kenny George Braden W. RB
Voerheis
Eva Allen
Anna Suits
Bertha Gleeson
Beatrice Rice
Ia Kenny
Blanche Rose
Alma Bennett
Republican Meeting Notice At Williams Boarding House
Do not miss the republican meeting at Williams boarding house on Wednesday October 17 Good speakers will be present Ward meetings will be held in every Ward Dates to be announced later Republicans should attend and bring along Democrat friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Bright
Morse Lumbard Morse Wedding at Presbyterian Church
Early Luimbard and Miss Lillie Mae Morse wed at the Presbyterian church in Anaconda led by Rev. F. B. Cleland. The ceremony drew a large crowd, with Whitehill as best man and Cora Morse maid of honor. A reception followed at Mrs. Morse’s home, and the couple plan a short trip before settling at 210 East Fourth Street after November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luimbard
Lillie Mae Morse
Presbyterian Church
F. B. Cleland
Anaconda
James Whitehill
Cora Morse
William McEehern
Daniel Welch
John Morse
Cherry Street
Lumbard
East Fourth Street
Millinery Sale At 406 East Park By Mme Young
An offer to inspect fall and winter millinery with savings of one third off regular price and twenty percent off all hair goods. Location given as 406 East Park and signed Mme Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Park
Mme. Young
Taxes Coming In Early for County Treasurer
County Treasurer Twohy reports early tax payments as residents take advantage of ready cash. Small property owners contribute modest amounts while larger sums are expected in the next month, with real influx from December onward stressing the treasurer’s workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twohy
Pie Amounib
Clark fusionists defeated as Napton grips Democratic ballot
Supreme court rulings on Deer Lodge Granite county cases clear Napton as the Democratic nominee for district judge. Scharnikow loses bid to place his name in the Democratic column. Kennedy case awaits decision. Court dissolved prohibitions against certification actions and set future rulings for the following morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge County
Supreme Court
Helena
Standard
Galley West
Scharnikow
Granite County
Prohibition
Martin
Edward Scharnikow
Secretary of State
Granite
Deer Todge
Welling Napton
Kennedy
Napton
Sebarnikow
James RR. Wyne
Townsend
Joseph Gehrett
Voto
Proree Mines Institute
Compulsory Vaccination Opinion Supports Health Boards
Assistant Attorney General Loeb states county and city boards of health may enact sanitary rules with the force of law to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. He notes vaccination as necessary when epidemics threaten and finds no case overturning such measures, upholding boards’ authority and penalties for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Butte
Loeb
M.D. Kelly
County Boards of Health
Legislative Assembly
Boards of Health
Board of Health of Counties
For Rent Large Hall in Standard Building
For rent a large hall in the Standard building available one night each week. Inquiries should be made at the Standard office.
Real Estate Transfers Filed for Record in County Clerk Office
Yesterday the county clerk and recorder filed deeds including N J Belenberg and H H W Zener to Marvin Trask for the Red Cloud aquaylt lode mining claim in the Zesxel mining district for $1 and John Y Batterton administrator of the estate of Robert Thompson to Cecile Rostan for the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section township 12 north range west for $750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Belenberg
H. H W. Zener
Marvin Trask
Red Cloud
Mineral location notice filed for Ona quartz lode claim
A notice was filed with the county clerk and recorder for record of a mineral location. The Ona quartz lode mining claim lies in an unorganized district and is named to Dan A. Carey Thomas Chamberlain and M Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona
Dan A. Carey
Thomas Chamberlain
M. Carey
Dr. Sanford Liver Invigorator Advertisement
An early vegetable liver remedy claim titled Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator promotes digestion and constipation relief, touting a natural approach to liver health. The ad presents a cure focus and emphasizes a vegetable formulation.
Card of Thanks for Policy Payment by Laura Radefeld
Acknowledgement of prompt payment of a $2,000 policy by Laura B. Radefeld, wife of the signer. She belonged to Anaconda Circle No 71, Women of Woodcraft. The note thanks grand and local lodge officers for their assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura B. Radefield
Anaconda Circle No. 71
Women of Woodcraft
B. Radefeld
Registration of electors for Fifth ward Anaconda MT
Registry notice for Election District No. 5 Deer Lodge county Montana begins October 11 1900 and runs through October 27 daily 9 am to 9 pm Precinct 6 north of Fourth street opens at 519 East Third street October 0 through October 20 inclusive Precinct 7 south of Fourth street opens at 518 Birch street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
Montana
Fifth Ward
Fourth Street
East Third Street
Birch Street
Anaconda Registry Agent Roger Edwards Details
A notice from Anaconda dated Oct 8 1900 designates the home office period from Oct 22 to Oct 2 inclusive and names Roger Edwards as Registry Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Office
Roger Edwards
Anaconda
Registration deadlines for Deer Lodge election district 15
Registration for electors in election district No. 15 for Montana and Deer Lodge County closes at 6 p m October 27 1900. Registration opens October 11 1900 from 9 a m to 4 p m at W Warner's place. District 15 includes Sun Set Precinct 29 Coloma Precinct 35 and Copper Cliff Precinct 30 with Wallace W Warner as registry agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
Deer Lodge
Montana
Sunset
Coloma
Copper Cliff
W. Warner
Wallace W. Warner
Notice of Voter Registration for Deer County Montana
John R. Bartiey registration agent for district No 3 in Deer County Montana opens books on October 4 1900 at room 4 Petrus block Anaconda to register qualified voters for the November 6 1900 county election. Office hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. until October 27 1960. Signed Edardley registry agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Thomas Roland
Deer Lodge County
State of Montana
Pine Street
Anaconda
A. D
Deer Lodge
Thomas Boland
Penny Redmond
City of
West Park Avenue
Montana
H. Redmond
State of
I. Richard P. O’brien
Cedar Street
Richard P. O'Brien
Chris Steuernagel
East Park Avenue
City of Anaconda
East Sixth Street
Chris Stevernagel
Teer Lodge County
Harry Wassman
Deer County
Cox's Board House
Carroll
Cox's
J. ¥. Emmons
Lost Creek
Gavin's
Cox’s
Gareroll
John R. Bartiey
Petrus Block
Main Street
MO. Kd. Eardley
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Downey
Alfred
Morse
Mair Goods
Twoty
Clarks
Cretonnes
Knox
Butterick’s
Plocter 4 Gamble CO. Cincinn
Dr. McLaughlin
Great Fells
Mont
M. A. McLaughlin
J. H. Joslyn
I. A. McLaughlin
First
Columbia Sts
Seattle
Was
The
Northwest
Artery General's Office
Specia
Ria
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, Ga
Red Cross
Vin de Cinehona Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Tavicheva
Pew AJ
Smith Drug CO
Smiti & Simons
Druggisis
Missoula
Munyon
Arch Street
Phila
Copper City Com’l Co
Anaconda, Mont
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