Norris Club Goes Out Of Business In County Wide Dem effort
Edward Burke elected president and Dr John M Scanland first vice president as Norris Democratic club winds up after a short session. The group plans to organize in every county precinct to support the party ticket and adopts the Norris club constitution. Next meeting scheduled for Monday to name further officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Democratic Club
Democratic County Committee
Deer Ledge
T. P. Fitzpatrick
Ed Burke
J. Mc Seanland
T. V P. Fitzpatrick
J. M. Clifford
Norris Club
F. W Harrison
Nat Langstadt
FP. Hl. Madden
Hugh Early
PD. Jr. Roach
P. M. Sullivan
Judge Fitzgerald
Clerks Union Special Meeting Notice in Carpenters Hall
A special meeting of the clerks union will be held Tuesday evening September 29 at Carpenters hall. Mr Max Morris secretary treasurer of the International Retail Clerks association Denver Colo will address members. It is earnestly requested that all members be present. A M Fran bey President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerks’ Union
At &Eelock
Carpenters’ Hall
Max Morris
International Retail Clerks’ Association
Denver
Colo
A. M. Franbey
Deer Killed by Carpenter Returns with Wagon
J. S. Wilson, a carpenter at the smelter, traveled to the tall hills beyond Mill Creek on Sunday and hurried back into town after a wagon. Friends learned on his return that he had killed a deer, weighing 250 pounds, which required the wagon for transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8S. Wilson
Mill Creek Sunnday
Foresters Attend Cathedral Corner Stone Laying
All members of the Catholic Order of Foresters who wish to attend the Helena cathedral cornerstone ceremony on October 4 should meet at the hall Sunday at 7:20 AM. A special train return trip is planned for the same day with special rates. J J Hoolahan, Recording Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Foresters
Helena
J. J.hoolahan
Cotton blankets sellable in three colors
Readable ad notes full size white gray and tan cotton blankets in good weight. Price listed as 85c per pair with the seller identified as Strain’s.
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Strain’s
Wartens and Wallace to wed at St Peter's Church
Herman A Wartens and Miss Mary Wallace will marry this morning at St Peter's Church by Rev Father Pirnat. After the ceremony they will depart for a wedding tour ending in their future home Kansas City with stops at Salt Lake, Colorado Springs and Denver.
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Herman A. Wartens
Mary Wallace
St. Peter’s Church
Father Pirnat
Kansas City
Salt Lake
Colorado Springs
Denver
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Free Trial Package By Mail
A historical ad touts Pyramid pile cure claiming hundreds of testimonials and free trial mailings from Pyramid Drug Company. It urges readers to send name and address to receive a trial package mailed in plain wrapper, suggesting cure without further treatment and prompting purchase through a druggist if effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Ma's New Husband at the Margaret Theater
A lively musical farce titled Ma's New Husband opens Thursday at the Margaret theater. Set in a Chicago home, the comedy follows Maria Longfellow and her fake bachelor suitor as he pretends to be a boy to win her heart, with flirtations, mistaken identities, songs, and dance numbers. A note at the end promotes Missoula land offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Theater
Mia
Chicago
Culpepper
Maria Longfellow
New York
Maria
Herbert Short
Short
Willie
Darling
Dorothey
Mr. Hooker
Strain's Millinery Offers New Stock Hats
Browse Strain's latest millinery selection for a hat that suits your style. Prices are reasonable as you shop the fresh arrivals and timeless classics.
Foresters plan trip to capital for cathedral cornerstone
A large gathering of Catholic Foresters approved an excursion to Helena for Sunday to witness the laying of the cornerstone of the new cathedral. Bishop Carroll invited the group to join others from local Catholic societies and the Anaconda Garnet band. A special train will leave Anaconda early Sunday and return at midnight. the cornerstone ceremony is set for 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Order of Foresters
Carroll
Anaconda Qgarnet
Anaconda At & Velock
Fall and Winter Stock Arrival in Store Prices Begun
A sale notice notes new fall and winter stock arriving with prices starting at $1.50 per pair. The fragment mentions stock lines and ongoing promotions as shoppers witness a fresh assortment.
City Highlights and Local Notices
Fine diamonds at Verberkmoes Copper souvenirs at Hammersloughs Schlitz beer at the Mint. Clerks meet tonight Full attendance requested HE W Moore of Butte was a visitor in Anaconda yesterday A rattling good organ for 25 at 310 East Park Easy terms Sehlappi La Naveda clears Havana cigars Sparrow s drug store Call for them John W James left for Bridger to attend to business F E Thurtle of Butte in Anaconda yesterday Wedding presents in rich cut glass at Hammersloughs Quite a number of Anaconda people will attend the state fair at Helena Miss Grace McGregor left for Chicago to study J D Woods arrived from Butte and is at the Montana hotel Jewel hot blast heaters advertised H G Coy 409 East Park T P Stewart notified of his mother s death in Kansas He receives condolences Peter Taylor and Mary Cunningham of Anaconda secured a marriage license Mrs George Arms and Mrs L Blaine returned from Missouri A S Rife and wife of Dillon visiting in town en route to the state fair at Helena
Card of Thanks for Edna Gnose
We thank friends for help and sympathy during our daughter Edna's illness and death. Grateful for floral offerings and to her playmates for kindness. From Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gnose and Family.
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Edna
Charles Gnose
Strain's Seeks Brown Tan and Gray Ladies and Men Attire
Wanted brown tan and gray clothing for ladies and men in all sizes. Strain's advertises stock of assorted outerwear and accessories. Shop details omitted in the fragment but indicates a clothing drive or sale.
Doings of the Day in Police Court
Judge Orover handles a Monday session with several offenders granted suspended sentences. Many arrestees are found with concealed weapons. some guns remain at the station as cases proceed. Tony Morland and Ella Black appear in a mixed incident. McGeary Violet La Beau and others receive suspended terms for drunkenness. George Collins pleads drunk. bond set, trial later. Edward Ettinger fined for bad language. W Deerduff discharged but gun kept at station. John Donlan pleads guilty to carrying a concealed weapon and faces sentencing today. Fire insurance noted at end.
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Tony Morland
George
Edward Ettinger
W. Deerduff
Neal
John Donlan
Ladies Party Shoes New Styles In Black Patents
Strain's advertises new ladies party shoes in black and patent finishes in all sizes. Prices range from $1.50 to $3.50, highlighting affordable fashion options.
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Strain
Indian Found Dead on Railroad Track Near Garrison
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports an Indian man about 45 found dead on railroad tracks near the station at Garrison, crushed skull believed caused by a rock weapon. A white man and another Indian were involved. another Indian was arrested after blood found on clothing. Sheriff Fifer seeks a full inquest set for Wednesday.
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Standard Deer Lodge
Garrison
Nigro
Fifer
Missoula
Campaigners Of State Tour Northern Montana In Auto Rally
Governor Norris aides recount a state tour from Glendive to Glasgow to promote the campaign. They report strong reception in every town visited and plan another trip starting today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Glendive
Glasgow
Tolan
Woman Jumped Before Train At Fourteenth Street Station
In front of a crowd of shoppers at the Sixth Avenue line in uptown New York a 26 year old woman threw herself beneath a moving train. She died moments later as panic spread on the platform. Her clothing bore the name Sherwood in ink.
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New York
Fourteenth Street
Sixth Avenue
Sherwood
German Aeronauts Survive Miracle Balloon Descent
Captain von Aberecron and Lieutenant von Goltzheim escaped after their spherical balloon ripped at 6,000 feet. Gas expansion caused the envelope to burst, sending the craft plunging, then forming a parachute-like spread that slowed the fall for a 90 minute descent with only scratches reported.
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Dusseldorf
Germany
von Aberecron
von Goltzheim
Ladies winter coats on display with new season features
Our display features the latest coats for women with fresh season details. Bright styles and practical designs showcase warmth and fashion in one collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strain‘s
Wright brothers seek nine month delay for tests
Washington reports that Orville Wright, injured in the Fort Myer aeroplane accident, has the Wright brothers applying to the Signal Corps for an extension of nine months to June 28 next to conduct official tests of their aircraft. The request, signed by Catherine Wright, has been sent to Secretary Wright after being recommended for approval. Today marks the last day Wright had to deliver the machine under the original contract.
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Washington
Orville Wright
Fort Myer
Wright Brothers
Signal Corps
Catherine Wright
Orville
Wright
Reception of Atlantic battleship fleet at Manila delayed
Washington reports the formal reception of the Atlantic battleship fleet at Manila will be suspended until early November due to better weather then. Governor General Smith on Manila notes the cholera situation improves but doubts elimination before the fleet's westward voyage. The reception will occur during the fleet's stay for target practice.
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Washington
Manila
Smith
China
Japan
Interstate hearing on Southwest freight rate rise begins
In St. Louis on Sept 28 the Interstate Commerce Commission opened hearings to examine the reasonableness of a rate increase proposed by Southwestern lines. The measure would affect traffic between Texas and Missouri and Illinois. The Texas railroad commission filed the complaint with intervening petitions from shippers in St. Louis Omaha Chicago and other western cities opposing the rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southwestern Lines
Texas
Missouri
Illinois
Texas Railroad Commission
Omaha
Chicago
Texas Commission
John H. Tolan Returns From Eastern Swing
Democratic attorney general candidate John H. Tolan completed a foray through eastern districts detailing campaign tours and outreach efforts. He emphasized legal reform themes and met with local party members to discuss statewide issues and voter engagement.
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John H. Tolan
Deaths at Belgrade Special Dispatch to the Standard
Four deaths reported near Belgrade include W F Davis aged 87 who died of pneumonia near Dry Creek, survived by two sons. Claude Cox aged 6 died at home of his parents from heart trouble, with two infant deaths noted as born dead and five days old.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
Belgrade
W. F. Davis
Dry Creek
Gallatin Valley
Claude Cox
W. H. Cox
Highwayman Attack Ends With Stow Striking Back
Missoula on Sent 28 reports Stow of Rattlesnake Creek held up on Cedar Street Bridge by a lone highwayman who ordered surrender. Stow resisted, struck the robber with a rock, sending the revolver into the creek and injuring the assailant as he fled. The victim’s head wound was treated.
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Missoula
Stow
Rattlesnake Creek
Cedar Street Bridge
Gnose Funeral Party Arrives in Indiana
Mr and Mrs Charles Gnose of Anaconda arrived in Holden Indiana with the body of their daughter Edna for burial. Funeral services were held at the family residence on Fourth Street with Dr J S Ware of Bozeman and Rev Mr Hand of the Baptist church presiding. A floral tribute from Edna s Sunday school teacher and class was placed with the casket. The ceremonies were simple yet deeply sympathetic and comforting to the bereaved.
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Charles Gnose
Anaconda
Holden
Ind
Edna Gnose
Fourth Street
J. S. Ware
Bozeman
Mr. Hand
Baptist Church
Hand
Ware
Gnose
Missoula Jury Panel Narrow. Trials Delayed in District Court
In Missoula on Sept 28 a jury was drawn for triak cases but only 18 of 40 jurors were available as many were excused. The McDermott murder case, charged in the Dadl mountain killing on May 13, was moved to Nov 20 due to defense witness absence. W Jeanette pleaded not guilty to forgery and attempted fraud with trial set for Oct 2.
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Missoula
Triak
John McDermott
Charles
Dad
Ion Mountain
W. Jeanette
Spokane Sash and Door executives in Missoula buy large timber tract
EK Engdehi president and FLOM Gardiner treasurer of Spokane Sash and Door company visited Missoula today returning from Ovando country with news of a large timber land purchase. Reportedly about 26 000 acres, with limited grazing and agricultural use possible on a small portion.
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Missoula
EK. Engdehi
Spokane
Dreams Come True In The Land Of Enchantment
A poetic meditation by IEmina Alice Browne on lost youth and longing. The speaker describes a mythic realm where dreams endure beyond fading childhoods, contrasting it with the frailty of manhood and the river that separates lovers. The poem blends religious imagery with tender memories, concluding that eternal peace awaits in light.
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Shadow
Consolidation of Two Banks Formed United States National Bank
The two banks merge and continue under the name United States National Bank. Gordon Jones serves as president and W B Morrison cashier of the new consolidated bank, with President D H Dugan of the Bank of Commerce retiring from active business.
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United States National Bank
Gordon Jones
W. B. Morrison Casiier
Consolidated Bank
D. H. Dugan
Bank of Commerce
Utahs American Party Puts Ticket in Field
Salt Lake City September 28 The American party anti church group nominates a state ticket and platform accusing polygamy among church officials and others and calling for strict separation of church and state. The slate includes Governor John A Street Salt Lake and C J Douglass congressman among others with presidential elector names to be chosen by the state committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
American Party
Utah
Woodruff
John A. Street
Salt Lake
EB. A. Littlefield
Ogden
J. Walcott Thompson
Henry Welch
Park City
George W. Park
Supreme Court
Ogden Hiles
George D. Sweazey
C. J. Douglass
State Committee
Japan to Withdraw Major North China Troops
Tokio reports believed plan to pull back a large portion of Japanese forces from North China. Only a small garrison would remain at Peking and Tientsin.
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Tokio
Japan
China
Peking
Tientsin
Notice of Public Auction of Deer Lodge County Property
On Thursday October 29 Deer Lodge County will offer at public auction the south half of lot 11 block 116 and lots 14 and 15 block 7 and lot 1 block 6 in the northern addition to Anaconda. Sale at 10 a.m. in front of the county courthouse, Anaconda. Dated September 28 1908 Harvey A Nell County Clerk.
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Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
Deer Lodge
John Hustin
Mont
John Hultin
Mary Hultin
City of
Anaconda
Ksven
Deer Lodge County
Harvey A. Nell
Cornman Case Postponed At Fort Wayne Court Martial
Washington Sept 28 The court martial of Col Dan Cornman Seventh Infantry scheduled for Fort Wayne Michigan tomorrow has been postponed temporarily The delay stems from Col Whatfield and Capt Howland tied to the retiring board now handling Col Stewart of the Coast Artillery Corps The Cornman case will proceed once the court is unengaged
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Washington
Dan Cornman
Seventh Infantry
Fort Wayne
Mich
Whatfield
Howland
Stewart
Coast Artillery Corps
Cornman
French general reports German orders to desert embarkation
Paris dated dispatch states General d Amande telegraphed minister of war that he holds written instructions from the German consul at Casa Blanca directing the German consulate to arrange for the embarkation of deserters from the foreign legion.
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Paris
General d'Amande
Morocco
M. Piquart
Casa Blanca
Foreign Legion
National banks receive mail notice in Denver
In Denver on September 28, patrons of the United States National Bank and the National Bank of Commerce received announcements by mail. The notices likely pertain to bank matters affecting customers and operations, reflecting ongoing financial communications from major institutions.
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Denver
Patroos
United States National Bank
The
National Bank of Commerce
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Dent
East Park Avenue
Warrens
Iron Molders
Arnold
Weyard
Mile Creek Derr
Wartens—Wallace
G. W. Peterson
Mass
Iery
Verberkmoes
Hammerslough’s
Schlitz Beer
Mint
HE. W. Moore
Butte
East Park
Sehlappi
la Naveda Cleir Havana Cigars
Sparrow's Drug Store
John W. James
Bridger
F. E. Thurtle
Hammerslough’'s
Grace McGregor
J. D. Woods
Jewel
H. G. Coy
T. P. Stewart
Kansas
Peter Taylor
Mary Cunningham
George Arms
Mrs.l. Blaine
A. S. Rife
Dillon
City
Lon Burnett
Orover
Matlefac
Heroes OF
Ladies’ Coats
Wrights
Wanila
MR. Tolan
Gordon de Luxe
Schilling
Indiana
Iemina Alice Browne
Lorna
W. A
David Edwin
George Fletcher
City Drug Co
Legals
Ira C, Gnose
Third Judicial District Court of
Muller
Rexall
Fuller Drug CO
East Park Ave
Schils & MeHale’s
Estern
United States
G. A. Wolf
John Lehson
J. Hm.tryman
Copstal
M. L. Guiden
Ali
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Tom R. Toole
BE. J. Bowman
Stockton Veazey
John C. Harrington
Yegen
Tae
Bonner Yards
Bonner, Montana
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Toole Avenue
Moni
Butte, Anaconda
Pacific Railway
Oregon Short Line Railway
Silver Bow
Northern Pactic
Durant
Great Northern
Miles’ Crossing
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