Meaderville Democratic Rally Draws Big Crowd In Butte
A rousing Meaderville rally attracted a large independent Democratic audience with speeches by Lynch Noon and Lamb praising workers and the eight hour day. The meeting, presided by Michael Gill, featured the Butte City Band and strong applause for speakers amid a calm, energetic tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaderville
Independent Democrats
Gunderson
Clark
Butte
Michael Gill
James Lynch
Independent Democratic Party
Silver Bow County
Hogan
C.F. Kelley
Lynch
West
Gi!l
Bernard Noon
Noon
Gill
K. M. Lamb
Montana
Lamb
Putte
Candidates mingle with crowd at event and shake hands
Applause and candidate presence filled the gathering as attendees met, exchanged greetings, and voters began forming impressions ahead of the election. The scene highlighted outreach and engagement as part of the campaign.
Vindicators hold chilly Belt rally with Calderhead and Sovereign
In Belt on October 23 the vindicators aired national issues at Odd Fellows hall led by Hon. J. H. Calderhead and Hon. J. R. Sovereign. The event featured the Walling drum corps parade, a small crowd including eight women, and a quiet reception as Hay introduced speakers. Calderhead praised W. A. Clark while Sovereign attacked the Standard Oil ally in Montana and urged Clark for U.S. Senate to curb Amalgamated Copper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belt
Odd Fellows’ Hall
J. H. Calderhead
J. R. Sovereign
Walling
C. W. Hay
Hay
Calderhead
W. A. Clark
Clark
Montana
Standard Oil Trust
Sovereign
Standard Oil Bugaboo
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard
Standard Oil
Coeur d'Alenes
Great Falls
Senate of the
United States
Amalgamated Copper Company
Huttle Camp
Plans Approved for New St Ann's Church at Great Falls
The St Ann's church building committee selects Bell & Kent of Helena plans for a $25,000 red brick church with stone trim, 120 by 85 feet, 18 foot nave, choir loft, seating for 700, and a 120 foot steeple with a gilded cross. Excavation to begin in spring after minor plan changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
St. Ann’s Church
Bell & Kent
Helena
Tim Quillian Adjudged Insane in District Court
Great Falls Mont Oct 23 Tim Quillian a Fort Benton laborer was yesterday ruled insane in the district court. Aged about 34 he has long been a heavy drinker and doctors Strains and Fairfield found he hallucinates a manager ordering him to perform impossible acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gireat Falls
Tim Quillian
Fort Benton
Northern Montana Office Ad Rates Notice
Northern Montana The Northern Montana Office of the Standard is located in the Baech Cory Block Great Falls opposite the Park Hotel. Advertising rates furnished on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
The
Standard
Baech-Cory
Great Falls
Park Hotel
City Council Deliberates Water, Library, and Street Projects
Great Falls Aldermen meet with most wards represented. Water tests proposed with Thrill and Woodbury assisting, $250 cost, police and fire support requested. Library addition up to $2,000 with potential $1,000 book donation. Boulevard bids set for Fifth Avenue South with 75-day completion and $2,000 bond. sprinkling and paving assessments approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Filiott
Eugene Goss
Lennihan
Water Commissioners
Peter Thill
L. S. Woodbury
Fire Department
Wadsworth
Messrs
Thrill
Fourth Avenue
Fourth
Sixth Streets
Public Improvement Committee
Fifth Avenue South
First Avenue South
Dan McKay
Iiss and Lennihan
Trades and Labor Council
Third
Building a Steeple in Great Falls
Otto Schoenfeld plans major renovations on Firet Avenue North. A $1,500 check from Charlie Clark was received recently, and preparations began Monday for extensive work centered on erecting a steeple. The project is seen as the focal point of the improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Otto Shoenfeld
Charlie Clark
Firet Avenue
Otto
Charley
GREAT FALLS NOTES
George Newton resumes a position at the electric light office. Mrs. M KE Plassman visited from her Monarch ranch. L W Porterfield of Champaign guests of his sister Mrs. John A. Largent. Z T Burton returns from the East to Chateau home. Harry Campbell back from illness at Columbus hospital. Marriage licenses issued to Jerry Sullivan and Megete McEwendrick. to Carl B Snyder and Elizabeth Hetherington. Over 70 applicants processed for naturalization at the courthouse. James G Anthony buys south 65 feet of blocks 6 7, 414 for 2000 from Susan K H Chowen. Mrs 8 FE Wharton returns to St Paul with daughter after two weeks with husband, Leader editor. J Kiefer from Butte sent to pesthouse with mild smallpox. Mrs J McAllister to return Saturday. in St Paul earned embalming diploma, now the only lady embalmer in the state. She visited Paris exposition and other points while abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Newton
Electric Light
M. KE. Plassman
City
Monarch
L. W. Porterfield
Champaign. I
John A. Largent
Harry Campbell
Columbus Hospital
Jerry Sullivan
Butte
Megete MceWendrick
Carl B. Snyder
Elizabeth Hetherington
Stockell
James G Anthony
Great Falls
Susan KH. Chowen
Wharton
St. Paul
Leader
J. Kiefer
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Butte News
Thor Ifforts
NEW Catholic Church
Port Benton
Warm Springs
Mee
Mraf & Solveson
Butte, Mont
Havana
J. E. Oppenhaimar
Skinner
Pat Shay
AXNXX
Paris
Anan Vey
Etons
Astrakhan
Skinner Sat
Collins
Valeria Library
Sullivan
Broadwater Bay
Montana Central Railway Company
Otto Schoenfeld
Derby
Teasieddown
Kersey
Eixtra
Z. T. Burton
East
Chateau
Bar Harbor
Aline
W. Park St. Butte, Mont
W. Park St. Butte
Calico
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