Local Government Ballot Listings for Anaconda District
Anaconda News lists candidates for district judge state senator and all county offices including sheriff clerk treasurer county attorney school superintendent and commissioners. Also names Justices of the Peace constables and inspectors across Anaconda Cottonwood Lincoln and Elk townships with listed officials and candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welling Napton
J. D. Matts
John R. Toole
Thomas M'Tague
Charles Boylan
Michael Geary
John M. Madden
Jack Conley
Phil Greenan
D. Twohy
ED Burke
D. H. Duffy
Mary M Laughlin
James W. Geary
Jake Turner
William Kelliher
George 8S
Miller
John Y. Batterton
W. E. Pinegar
Joseph A. Hughes
Anaconda
Frank Kennedy
T. J. Kelly
Daniel Lynch
Jake Rentz
Cottonwood Township
Large sale on Park Avenue nets $12000 cash deal
A. C. MacCallum and A. F. Cloutier sold to John Ducie for $12 000 cash the corner lot at East Park avenue and Chestnut street. Strain’s department store leases the building. The Christensen ranch of 164 49 acres near Race Track sold to George A. and William Cummock for $7 000. Other transfers noted include several small property deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strain
Park Avenue
John Duce
MacCallum & Cloutier — Ranch
A.C. MacCallum
A. F. @loutier
John Ducie
MacCallum
Strain'’s Department Store
Christensen
Race Track
Nels A. Christensen
George A. Cummock
William Cummock
Anaconda
Card games with soldiers faces on court cards in leatherette set
Advertisement for card packs featuring soldiers and sailors on court cards. Gilt edged, round corners, indexed, assorted backs. Sold in a leatherette case priced at 25 cents each, with payment by money or stamps to Malt-Nutrine Dept. Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'n, St. Louis, Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anheuserusch Brewing Ass'n
St. Louis
Typhoid Cases Strain St Ann’s Hospital Capacity
At St Ann's Hospital in this city 26 typhoid patients are treated while the total patient count exceeds 100. Some are convalescent and others are in dangerous condition as the new wing opens expanding capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann's Hospital
Hospitalized workers from local yard accident identified
The report lists about 140 people potentially hospitalized with injuries. Notable patients include Edward A. Davis a baritone singer employed at the foundry with a severe burn on his right leg and Brakeman Pierce recovering from a recent smashup in the East Anaconda yards. H. Douglas Krupp gun works traveling agent is recovering from a recent operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Davis
Pierce
East Anaconda
H. Douglas
Krupp Gun Works
Famous Priest Here Preaches All Saints Day at St Peter's
Father T. B. Hayes, a renowned 30 year old priest, will preach at St. Peter's church tomorrow both morning and evening as guest of Father Coopman. His vast Montana North Dakota Wyoming parish stretches across hundreds of miles. He was ordained in Cheyenne on May 17, 1899 by Bishop Lenahan and traveled over 10 000 miles in his first year serving parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Hayes
Ireland
Cheyenne
Lenahan
Hayes
Ninth Annual National Irrigation Congress in Chicago
The ninth annual National Irrigation congress will convene in Chicago from November 21 to 24. A large attendance is expected as eastern businesses back a government backed reclamation plan to store flood waters in mountain reservoirs for western arid lands, creating a home market for manufacturers. President is former U S Senator Carey of Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Irrigation Congress
Chicago
Congress
United States
Carey
Wyoming
Debtors urged to settle with Odson Richardson & Adams
All persons indebted to Odson Richardson and Adams are asked to call and settle accounts on or before November 1. John Odson, successor to the late firm, operates from the corner of Main and Park streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odson, Richardson & Adams
John Odson
Corner Main and
Park Streets
Rooney Sentenced Five Days For Assault Case
Rooney received five days in the county jail and a $10 fine after an arrest for fighting with Ruesel Pace. Pace pleaded guilty to assault and paid a $10 fine. Rooney claims to be an end man with Emmet's minstrel show and recently worked nearby as an ex blacksmith.
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Rooney
Ruesel Pace
Pace
Emmet
Seattle
Larkin Takes Charge of Williams Boarding House
M. C. Larkin has assumed management of the Williams boarding and lodging house. The facility offers first class tables and all modern improvements. A share of public patronage is solicited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Larkin
Williams
Anaconda Women Plan School Picture Program
A group from the Anaconda Woman's Club met at Mrs. F. W. Peckover’s home to discuss supporting public schools. They plan to start by placing pictures in each city school room to aid education and engage students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Woman's Club
F. W. Peckover
Sixth and
Locust Streets
Woman's Club
Local comic opera rehearsals under Professor Merrill progress
Professor Merrill conducts rehearsals for a comic opera in Anaconda. The entirely local cast works toward a future production to be announced. Theatergoers are expected to welcome the show once it opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Anaconde
Anaconda
Death of Henry Steffens Typhoid Engineer at Brewery
Henry Steffens, an engineer at the brewery, died in the hospital last night from typhoid fever. He had just returned from Germany and was ill on arrival. He was a Mason. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Steffens
Mr. Steffens
Germany
Haverly's Minstrels at Margaret Theater Tonight
Amusements note Haverly's famous minstrel troupe appears at the Margaret theater tonight led by George Wilson star. The company has won high praise this season with a cast of noted comedians surrounding Wilson.
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Margaret Theater
Haverly
George Wilson
A Trip to Chinatown at Margaret theater in revision
Tomorrow evening the Margaret theater presents A Trip to Chinatown in a revised up-to-date form. The revival features elaborate scenery and costumes and a cast superior to prior productions. The show holds the long running record with 708 performances at Hoyt's New York theater and has toured extensively worldwide.
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Margaret Theater
Chinatown
Charles Hoyt
America
Hoyt's Theater
New York
Australia
Sunflowers Pay Big Returns in Russian Fields
The sunflower crop yields strong profits in Russia with about 48 in field value and 25 per acre. Seeds fetch 1 to 1.50 per pound from farmers, then merchants salt and sell at 8 per pound. Street stands in provincial cities peddle salted sunflowers to passersby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Jailhouse Blue vs Red Wrappers Trigger Civil War in Anaconda
In the county jail’s female department Mrs. Bracken and Mrs. Boyle fight over two blue and red wrappers gifted by Sheriff Conley. Deputy Stevens breaks up the brawl as the pair claw, pull hair, and slam heads against the floor in a chaotic scene sparked by the unintended wardrobe feud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken
Biddy Boyle
Boyle
Anaconda
Conley
Stevens
Electric Belt Claims Cure of Weakness in Citizens
Zealous advocates promote an electric belt promising rapid cures for lost manhood, rheumatism, and various ailments. The ad cites 10,000 cured, exclusive patent electrodes, interchangeable cells, and a lifetime guarantee, urging readers to request a free book and a three month trial of a paper. It warns against imitators and directs readers to Union River, Dewey, Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Mennett
Bustad
Robinson's
Cal
Inmate Fight Ends in Bloodshed and Turmoil
Two inmates, Mrs Bracken and Mrs Boyle, inflicted severe injuries during a brutal confrontation. The melee left them bleeding from mouth and eyes, with destroyed furniture and bloodstains throughout the cell block. Warden Stevens haltingly restored order and warned of further confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Vast Defenses of Paris Against Any Attacker
A visitor details Paris fortifications including seven outer forts, nineteen smaller forts, long earthwork walls, and 13 barracks with mobilizing depots. Paris could muster 50,000 artillerymen, arm 450,000 troops, and deploy 70 million rounds from vast military stores. Submarine Seine patrols and extensive tram networks link fortifications to depots and cabs, horses, and reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Champs de Mars
Mxterieur
Reservv Sr
Seine
Asnieres
Ivry
Ant Deterrents: Sea Sand Iron and Shells Repel Ants
A short tip notes ants avoid sea sand and oyster shells. They dislike iron, so elevating sugar barrels or cracker boxes on iron prevents intrusion.
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