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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1900

Page

8

Registration fraud probes widen as warrants issued

Committees sweep registration lists for illegal entries amid a growing case of fraud. Three warrants issued yesterday target alleged impersonators with entries tied to judges houses and teachers rooms, as authorities estimate nearly 2000 illegal registrations. Sheriff rents jail space for arrestees as county pursues more arrests.

J. J. McHatton West Broadway Clark-Heinze John W. Cotter Heinze Crook Clark

Social Hallowe en Customs In Butte Amid Fund Raising

The Butte social scene and Halloween customs are described with parties and pranks. Candidates for office are urged to donate via a pound social to raise funds for local societies and charities. Fortunes are read through Halloween lore as children and adults indulge in mischief and merriment. Woodmen ball is noted for October 31 at Renshaw.

Butte Hallowe

Rumor of Death At Saloon Proved False

A street rumor claimed German saloon keeper Charles Heckler died last night behind his Utah avenue bar. Friends and Liquor Dealers' Association members rushed to verify, but Heckler appeared alive and well, and his relatives were relieved. The notice also mentions the funeral of Miss Jengje Smth scheduled for Oct. 31 from Tallant block to St Patrick's church with mass at Woodmen hall.

Charles Heckler Utah Avenue Iron Street Liquor Dealers’ Association Heckler Mr. Heckler Jengje Smth Tallant Block St. Patrick's Choren

Austro American Club Sets First Meeting at Frank Cash Hall

The first meeting of the Austro American club will occur Monday evening October 29 at Frank Cash hall 1260 Talbot avenue. All Austro Americans should attend. The committee urges participation.

Frank Cash Talbot Avenue

Eye Specialist Dr Wm E Dodd Offers Special Glasses Prices

Dr Wm E Dodd, an eye specialist, announces special prices on glasses this month to attract patients and clear stock. This local notice highlights reduced rates and product selection available for a limited time.

Wm. E. Dodd

Fire destroys Crystal Springs stable. one horse perished

Last evening the stable at Crystal Springs burned down while the crew dined. Eight horses were housed. one died, several harnesses and buggies owned by a visitor were lost. No origin found, fires may have fallen from the clouds. The stable will be rebuilt at once. report from Nick Jahreiss.

Crystal Springs Nick Jahreiss

Two Horses Die After Fall Into Prospect Hole

A delivery driver for A Booth's team fell into a prospect hole in Hope addition late Saturday night. Two horses were killed, valued at 200 dollars with 75 dollars for torn harness. The wagon halted near B A F tracks. the driver escaped injury. One horse broke its neck. the other was shot to end its suffering.

A. Booth Hope Addition

Miriam Rebekah lodge honor gives prizes to ladies

Mrs T G Heine entertained the Miriam Rebekah lodge degree staff at Port Grand Lillie Root as guest of honor. A guessing contest awarded Miss Fitchett a gold and silver spoon engraved FP L and T while Mrs McAlena received a silver bookmark with the Lords prayer. Mrs Root received a silver souvenir. The group enjoyed a dainty lunch and viewed Mrs Heine's oil paintings in her art room.

T. G. Heine Miriam Rebekah Lodge Port Grand Lillie Root

Saloonkeepers Protective Association Meets in Montana

The Montana Saloonkeepers Protective Association executive board met in the city last Friday and Saturday to discuss protection matters. They decided to support candidates not opposed to the business and postponed tonight’s follow up meeting. J. J. O Mears presided. The group says there is no political meaning and seeks fair treatment.

Montana Saloonkeepers Protective Association J. J. O' Mears

Waltz Me Again Leads Haverly Minstrels in Butte

George Wilson headlined Haverly's Mastodon minstrels bringing burnt cork artistry and funny talk to Butte. His stump speech was a revelation delivering a top farcical political lecture with bubbling humor. The Grand was filled with an audience enjoying the clever, humorous performance.

George Wilson

Minstrel Show Delights Butte with Fresh Jokes and Expert Xylophones

The performance drew strong praise for novelty and singing quality. Garden and Hunt impressed with xylophone mastery, and the troupe featured Baker Teal Mazier Conley and the Big Four in a lively grand finale. Two shows remain with a matinee tomorrow afternoon.

Dians Butte Messrs. Garden and Hunt

Heard at the Hotels and Montan a business notes

In Butte and surrounding towns, chatter centers on hotels and politics. Charley Burker of Pipestone Springs jokes about resting rather than politics while several rallies are noted in Whitehall and Jefferson County. George Hubbard reports improved cattle and range conditions after fall rains. A Gallatin valley barley market movement is described, with Montana’s crops praised and Bitterroot and Flathead prospects highlighted. T. J. Lenighan and miners in Park County discuss Hogan’s candidacy and expected support.

Charley Burker Pipestone Springs Whitehall Jefferson County George Hubbard Billings Butte Montana Gallatin Valley McDermott Germany Bitter Root Flathead Country Union T. J. Lenighan Miners’ Union Aldrhdge Hogan Park County Mr. Lenehan

Butte Briefs Show Local Arrivals and a Funeral

In Butte today J. Duffey of Granite Allen Axe of Basin T H Ward of Garnet and others were noted as arriving or being in the city. Several political figures including C Edwards and S G Murray were seen coming from Helena and Missoula. John Burns, 48, died yesterday at 22 East Mullin Street Centerville with funeral set for Tuesday at 2 PM.

J. ©. Duffey Butte Allen Axe John Burns

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