Democratic Ticket Reach Government Posts in Silver Bow
The slate lists candidates for Legislature and county offices in Silver Bow. Names include J S Hammond Thomas Norton Creighton Langey John MacGinniss Ha Frank Giovannetti John Berkin Thomas Kilgallan Neil O'Donnell James King WW McOwll Patrick Lowy. judges Lynch Danlan McLernan and Obourne. others include Walker Beadle Prundengast Hogan Davan Born Melzner Malahion Egan Foley Shea Bonner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. J. S. Hammond
Thomas Norton
Creighton
Sullivan
Thomas Prundengast
Margaret Hogan
Harry Davan Born
ALR
Melzner
W. J. Malahion
Pes
Michael Egan
Henry Foley
J Shea
J. Bonner
Butte Current Notes: Local Ads and Changes
Waron coacheds at Grady's and piano rentals from Orton. dancing Tuesday night at the Coliseum with coal and wood supplies. Dentists Drs. Cole and Tait. Purity cafe advertises meals. W. H. Davey manager. Drs. Matthews and Tarsted moved to SI Savings Bank. Notices of sales forms and local births. Tonkin's Clothery showcases hats and shirts. Miss May Curtis visiting from Seattle. Went Great Northern offices announce staff changes including Tracy, O’Graxkes, Don Smith, and T. Clelvow.
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Waron
Grady's
Orton Fros
Coliseum
McLueghilm
Cole & Tait
Purity Cafe
W. H. Davey
Matthews
Tarsted
SI Savings Bank
Quarla Iwealton Blanks
Brondara
Aliee Long
Anaconda
Willan Malloy
John F. Charles
Web Avenue
Tonkin's Clothery
East Fork Street
May Curtis
Seattle
Charles
William Curtis
Atterbury
P.O
TL. Dwight
Chicago
Dwight
Wilson Ros
Montiuk
East Park Street
Adele Warden
Misa Waller
le A. Wall
Wolon
Base Ton
Red Boot Shoe Company
N. Maliy Street
Went Great Northern
My ‘Tracy
Freight Allcy
Asalatuni
W. A. Tuckson
Yelena
Nutty
Charles O'Graxkes
Wamhao Company
Anicondi
Don Smith
Ton- Ivaoting Fraight
Rendle
T. Clelvow
The
Round Freight Warchouga Dawarlment
Decision Rendered In Stores Matter At Hearing
Witnesses examined as authorities aired charges of unprofessional conduct against Dr Turner and Dr Sullivan. Dr Sullivan received indefinite suspension while Dr Stokes faced criminal action. case aroused wide interest among seven attending attorneys and noted officials. The inquiry followed by coroner's inquest transcripts regarding the death of Joseph Sailer and the Majestic saloon shooting.
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KR. Ly
Pgatilars
Christopher Turney
J. 8
Sulllivan
Aniike
Sumilary
Sullivan
Soviety
de Marrer
Stslcax
Radical Society
J. H. Duffy
Anaconda
W. Pennington
Dr Stokes
Joseph TR. Jackson
Jesse GB
Roole
To. Nolan
Dr. Turner
Juli N. Kirke
The
Society
J. J. Moe Hutton
At. James’ Hospital
Joseph Saier
Stakes
Saier
Rigi
Sailer
Saler
Saile de
Saier Vasette
Sullivan Ha
Stokes
Saier Ct
James' Hospital
Edge McHatton
Atty
Dr. Scott
Dre Slakes
Hospiti
Snter
Meagher Audits Silver Bow County Treasurer Accounts
State examiner Charles E Meagher completed an audit of Silver Bow county treasurer finances on October 24 1908 and certified the accounts as correct in every detail The report notes funds spread across five county banks with bonding and deposits and commends the treasurerDracdiee Meagher for courteous prompt service and asks voters to re elect him
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Montana
Silver Bow County
Mragher
Silver Tow
Emnty
Meagher
Silver Hayy
Medical society hearing over Saier case ends in suspension vote
The surgical case involving Saier prompted a heated medical society hearing. Dr Stokes and Dr Sullivan faced charges over alleged incompetence and ethical breaches. A committee sought an amicable settlement, Turner apologized to Stokes, and the group narrowly approved suspending Sullivan rather than expulsion.
Splendid early offer on used pianos at Orton Ros
An old advertisement urges readers to call Orton Ros on North Main Street Butte Montana to buy secondhand pianos at unusually low prices. It lists multiple upright pianos with prices and hints at monthly payments and a telephone offer, promising strong value and automatic service.
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Urton Ryn
CF North Main Street
Koller & Chuxy
Upright Camp & Co
Khabull
Kimball
Conway
Kinsball
Old-time Boyden Shoe Draws Crowd in Store Window
Old-timers admired a Newark made Boyden shoe in Siegel Clothing window. The box-tee style with brass ankle buckle recalls Civil War days and old fashion hats. Coached by Boyden rep, the sale urges pick of new overcoats at reduced prices.
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Siegel Clothing Company
Boyden Shoe
Newark
Allie
Boyden Company
Mayer’s May Day Sale on Watches Offers “Less or Money Back”
Local jeweler Mayer promotes a May Day sale offering watches from brands like Elgin Waltham Hamilton and Ansonia at low prices with a money back guarantee. The piece highlights long standing trust, year over year growth, and nationwide recognition of Mayer as Montana’s foremost jeweler.
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Elgin
Waltham
Hampden
Piraan Tamemuer
Migia
Mayer
Noth
Bliger
Montana
Aged Man Charged With Using Knife In Self Defense
A Butte man, Gleason, 34, is jailed on first degree assault charges after a fight at the Copper State saloon. He admits a knife was used, claiming self defense as he says he was struck and threatened by Lows Katimen, also known as haute Shellman, a minor, during a dispute over a game. The incident began in the saloon and moved onto the street where a knife was plunged into Gleason’s side.
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John Gleason
County
Ae de Pugles
Yeatorday
Ilix
Strakel Lows Katimen
Haute Shellman
St. James
Uta Avenue
Copper State
Clean
Mysalf
The
Standard
Kallman
Tere Winy
Gleason
Iy Butte
Dr J S Hammond Named On Legislative Ticket
Dr J S Hammond, nominated on the legislative ticket, is a Montana physician with roots in North Abington Massachusetts. Born in 18, he is described as a studious, orderly professional and an ardent supporter of advanced principles. He is a member of the Ancient Order of United Workmen and the Knights of Pythias.
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Hammond
Ig 4
Montana
North Abington
Mass
Seal
Aml
Knights of Pythi Maren
Commissioners seek jail site parcels for county use
County commissioners are negotiating to buy remaining blocks around the courthouse and Silver How club buildings including the Avny and Rice houses and vacant parcels. Purchasemay total about 545000, and state law limits county spending to 10000 per single purpose unless voters approve. past purchases covered in previous board action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
See Way
Foremer Board
Accident injures boy in street wheel incident
Aa the son of Leo Henstey of 180 Wert Beanlta algent Go yedies OWL wuete tinted to cotte a quik wagon that atoad Across He Street from his hone Wednes day afternoon the horses started and the fly trlow a foot was caught in thy pokes of a wheel and he sustained a fracture of Meder. Phat he was vor mivh more anrlavely Mynrod yeas doe antirely to the quek reapunan of nplighs horn to Me terete sevens, hey stopped the lories and extricated hin front Mis danscrova poattion, ones nig Wim ! Uta home, avherey he war elvan, adtighot attention.
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Leo Henstey
City faces flood of fraudulent registrations in lower wards
Chief of Police Manahan reports a sensational fraud wave with at least 1020 side registrations in the city’s lower wards. Many entries come from canal boats that do not exist and numerous names appear from lodging houses, as investigators probe the irregularities.
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Manahan
Few Citizens Turn Out to Republican Rally
Sparse audience attended a Republican rally at the auditorium where state candidates were expected. Donlan, the governor candidate, did not attend while others led speeches. WWEB and Cy Weed of Helena were among presenters, with Hackett Carhart noted for a $35 suit and other items advertised in the chaotic program text.
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Sone
Wweb
Cy Weed
Helena
Independence Party
Ternons
Gather Turtles
Aryan
Patt
Poraker
Ancor
Haakel
Tityan
le Caripalan
Bas Hava
Indepandones
Sanco
Ayil
Inter
Independence Man Quits Amid Party Turmoil
A Kansas City leader, J. J. Wools Mere, resigns from the national committee of the Independence Party. In a letter to William R. Hearst he cites not wanting to associate with factions harming the party and criticizes actions attributed to rival figures and groups within the movement.
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Wangas City
J. J. Wools Mere TI
Kansas City
National
Missonel
Wie
Independence Party
William Tl. Hearst
Nationsal
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Bvite News
Mtendara 12
East Broadway
Hiutte
Cavyry
Butte
Great Northern Ciuanghs
Medical Society
BR. Sullivan
Tonkin’s Clothery
Charles E. Meagher
Medical Sociery
W.L. Renick
Aps
Donald Campbell
Yutte
Spelman
Dye
Deer Lodge
Turner
Chargers
Trarmsa
Particentara
Orton Ros
Malin Alrect
Butte, Mont
Wustnera
Wein
East Park
Kelogo
Chillynge
South Moor
the Phogniz
Mayer's
Hamilton Watches Mayer
I Hamilton Watches
Ansonia
Tolay
Ansonia Watch
Weel Park
Maser
Weggenman& Mund, Inc
North Main
Vown Gemiason
Adee Cotteyg
Louie Salli
Uno
Spya
Apg
Serinon
Kallmin
H.W. Hanson
Iefh
Larsen
Sea Timian Steers
J. S. Hammond
Td Mattoon
Jornay Gly
Kade
the Jeweler
N. Main St
Manufacturing Jeweler
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minneeapallo
St. Pa
Madison
Acr
Milwaukee
Asr
North-Western Limited
E. A. Gray
Sixth Ave
Weet, Helena, Mont
Winchester
Remington and
Savage
Cole
Burt
A.C.M. Hardware House
Voony Madard Hase
Park
Ldnho Aid Lah
Andrews
Wilson & Smith
Gwaley
Block
Merrit Reatsux
Hearst
Marty
Ryan
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