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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1900
Page
4
A noon attempted burglary at Mandoli’s saloon on East Sixth Street left three men implicated. They tried to take about $14 from the safe as Mandoli confronted them and the trio fled. warrants issued as officers seek the suspects.
J L White has opened a first class barber shop at 516 Fast Third street. All wishing first class work should see him.
Next Sunday evening the Margaret theater presents Fitz and Webster in A Breezy Time a three act light plot with music song dances and clever specialties. The company features leading farce comedy artists capable of portraying the play’s finely drawn characters with humor and artistry.
Sousa's opera El Capitan will be produced Tuesday evening October 23 at the Margaret theater. Kingsley, a well known comedian, heads the presenting company. The opera has run in the East and West with extensive engagements and has reportedly been seen by millions, praised for its striking scenes in major journals.
A superior company presents a comic opera with elaborate costumes and stage effects, promising a most sensible and delightful production that will attract broad audience interest.
A light farce titled it is to laugh played at the Margaret theater last evening. John W. Jess and his fellow Irishman starred in absurd gags that kept the audience in fits of mirth. The production, similar in style to last year’s show, offered mostly new specialties and was well received.
Livingston notes report R B Kelly chairman of the county commission named for state senate vacancy by independent democratic central committee. Nomination filed with the county clerk. Kelly, a Park County resident and former Northern Pacific fireman, now with Livingston Electric Light Co as engineer, campaigns across Jardine Aldridge Chico Shields River and other areas.
The Commercial Advertisers Lonmson cablegram reports improved markets in New York as investors eye easier money and a potential China settlement. Trading was light with Americans notably quiet. a £146000 gold sale by a bank occurred amid slack open market demand and steady money rates. London reports various stock and bond quotes with silver steady at a high per ounce.
County Clerk Martin delays accepting substitutions as Secretary of State Hogan sends a multi-ticket ballot listing eight party lines. Ed Scharnikow runs under populist mislabel, Carney appears on several tickets despite withdrawal, and Clark party nominees face titling disputes. Registration in districts shows mixed activity ahead of major rallies at the Margaret theater and independent Democrat meetings nearby.
Customer offers fall and winter millinery inspection and savings. All millinery priced one third off regular price. Hair goods 20 percent off. Located at 406 East Park.
George Williams charged with assaulting Pat Hennessey with intent to rob had a hearing in Justice Frank Kennedy’s court and was bound over to the district court on a $1000 bond. Witnesses Pat Hennessey and Dave Watson were remanded to jail to await trial or to post $500 bonds, with county attorney to take depositions within five days.
Frank Birningham born in Ireland in 1816 died near Mill creek after living in Alder gulch since 1864. He resided for years on W. A. Clark’s placer mines and ranches. A son and a daughter, a St. Clair nun, attended the funeral in Anaconda after arriving from Omaha.
J Thomas Boland registry agent for election district No 1 Deer Lodge county Montana announces registration of qualified voters from October 15 to October 27 at 514 Pine Street Anaconda. Office hours 9 a m to 9 p m daily. Election set for November 6, 1900.
Registry agent I Henry Redmond announces registration books open October 1 to October 27 1900 in Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana. Office hours are 4 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. This registration prepares voters for the November 6 1900 county election.
I Richard P O'Brien registry agent for election district No 4 in Anaconda Deer Lodge county opens the city hall for voter registration from October 1 to 27 1900. He will register voters of precinct 4 at various locations including 505 Cedar Street and the city hall police court with dates listed for each day.
Registration of qualified electors for Election District No 5 in the Fifth ward of Anaconda, Deer Lodge county, Montana, begins Mid day October 1909 and runs to October 27 daily 9 am to 9 pm. Precinct 6 north of Fourth street opens at 519 East Third Street from October 10 to 28. Precinct 7 south of Fourth street opens at 518 Birch Street from October 22 to 28. Registry Agent Roger Edwards announces the dates.
Chris Steuernagel registry agent for Election District No 6 Deer Lodge County Montana opens registration books October 15 1900 at 721 East Park Avenue Anaconda for the November 6 1900 election. He will also be at 900 East Sixth Street October 15 to 2 inclusive and at 721 Fort Park Avenue October 22 to 27 inclusive.
I, Harry Wassman, registry agent in election district No 8 Deer Lodge at Coxs boarding house Carroll keep registration open from October 11 to October 27 for the ensuing election to be held November 6.
The notice lists polling places and dates for registration in Deer Lodge county Montana. It names Coxs on various dates, Lost Creek Gavin s Carrolls Warm Springs Mill Creek Washoe Home Office and other locations with specified October dates and November 5 deadline for additional registration and corrections. It designates Charles O Fuller and Wallace W Warner as registry agents and notes office hours from 9 am to 9 pm starting October 15.
John R. Eardley registry agent announces registration for qualified voters in Deer Lodge district No 3. Registration at room 3 Petritz block Main street Anaconda runs daily from morning to 9 pm from October 16 to October 27 1900 for the November 6 1900 election.
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