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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
6
In Montana, George and party leaders weigh Bryan as the likely winner with Roosevelt policies and anti corporate forest funds cited. Democratic support hinges on widespread western sentiment while Republicans face internal divisions and limited organization ahead of election day.
A fragment notes that those who vote are seen as desirable citizens because they are home builders and successful farmers in a region once focused on crop raising and buffit bunting. The text links civic virtue to local economic roles and voter eligibility.
Repeated notices confirm the St Lawrence Club hosts a charity program at St Marys on Thursday and Friday evenings this week. The event features readings by the club, with St Marys choir and a cast including McGlyn, Dolan, Doe, O Conner and others. A variety of acts and musical numbers are planned between performances.
Well known missionary Rev. L. Cranknite will address residents of Butte at 8 p m tonight in the First Baptist Church. The event is open to the public with invitations extended to attend.
A jumble of names and places is presented as local news. Mentions Mulrose Madison county and Creek We Se att state aime with visitors and officials traveling. The fragmentary text references individuals from White Slphine Spalnga ikea and Helen Muench Atheheht amid a state convene, hinting at civic notices and appointments.
In Butte and surrounding areas residents recount visits and political buzz as figures like A. J. Bennett, George Woodworth, and Wrank Hazelbakey travel to Helena, Twin Bridges, and New York for fairs, conventions, and forest interests. A sheriff candidate is noted with local party activity and voter registration details surface amid a lively frontier-tinged jumble of names and places.
David Dirsen and Morris Neer face charges in police court for failure to return pledged goods and for withholding items. The case involves an $8 payment and a claimed $40 value for clothing, with proceedings presided by Judge Mecuwan. The defendants remain free as $360 bail is posted.
Fragmentary OCR text with phrases like round trip 3.60 and sale details. Mentions a sale and a doctor, with unclear names and places. Reflects damaged ad-like content and stray words about wealth and a round trip fare.
Meetings of Republicans critiqued from Page One, with nominations and permanent organization. L b. Gihsah elected temporary chair and H. J. Wo eol temporary secretary. The Miller-Rober group controlled nominations as committees formed, adjourned, then reconvened to make the organization permanent. Resolutions back the platform and endorse the legislative record of Senator A. W. flex and Representative A1. J yecitly, with administration of Judge Frankenr in the Sixth Judicial District at Montana. The ticket includes He J. Millers for Senate, hit ML Sianaml Gibson for Representatives, and B. Robertaan of the art as officer slate. Arthur Davis, Kay Stevens, and others listed for various offices.
The Missoula county Republican convention opened at noon with Charles Miir as chairman. Delegates from every precinct attended as apportionment was read. Dr G T McCullough and Ryn were nominated for temporary chairman. Ryn won unanimously after McCullough withdrew. Charles W Hedger was elected secretary. Trytian praised Missoula county for choosing leaders to serve in state and national roles, citing Dixon and Marshall as notable members.
The county delegates and party leaders rally behind Senator Fa Danian as the likely gubernatorial nominee. A full slate of ticket candidates is named including sheriff, county clerk, treasurer, and judiciary posts. Balloting continues into an evening session with several contests and allied delegates chosen to attend the state convention in Helena.
Reports from the York Press describe lively clashes among rival candidates for county office with focus on who will represent at the state convention. The fray centers on campaigns, contributions, and alleged financing by prominent figures, including mentions of Tart and Cromwell in a high-stakes dispute.
San Wranclien September Gi Armie Van Cleft ferrin wife of ion FL Here Mh, counsel of the Srataern Ty cifle company, died today at the family residence in hia elly aged 1h year. Funeral for the site Tred Mac Donald set for Wednesday at 2 oclock at the Mane sonic tonple. The month-old son of Mr and Mrs James Chenette died recently. funeral 2 Tom at the family roxtdonen, M18 Mant Frondway, Rev I. Gwynne.
Washington and Oregon debated control of the hatchery industry and fishing rights on the Columbia and Puget Sound. Federal court involvement was cited as a possibility to restrain cross-border interference, with calls for federal takeover if state authorities fail to regulate.
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