Porter on Hand Grand Republican Rally a Success
The opening Republican campaign rally in Montana drew attendees at the Margaret theater last Saturday. Candidate David B. Folson was delayed by sickness, and Senator Wilbur F. Sanders could not reach the event due to train delays. Attorney General candidate T. Porver spoke, praising volunteers and urging party unity while criticizing Montana primaries as biased.
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Margaret
David B. Folson
Helena
Wilbur FP. Sanders
Northern Pacific
Ate
Missoula
BE. M. Hammond Coul
Jine
T. Porver
Folson
Paylor
Montind
Philippines
Torter
Mentan
Pilsom T
Montana
Bitte
Avery Man
Ciee
Theropolleans
Politician Gangs Fuel Debate On Montana State Graft
Delegates decry deviling gangs and claim reform as a path to redemption. Porter cites $30,000 in state treasury from a bribe-resistant legislator and notes Democratic splits over ownership. Republicans condemn the condition as unfit for state government while Folcom and Saunders pledge to attend upcoming campaign events despite missing Anaconda. Glee club performances drew enthusiasm.
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Porter
Republican Party
Mr. Porter
Republican Glee Club
Montana
Tax rolls completed and taxes to be collected
County Clerk Martin's office finished extending the tax rolls and handed them to County Treasurer Twohy. Taxes amount to 214,826.68, covering state, county, and miscellaneous levies. Total county valuation listed as 8,004,368 dollars.
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Martin
Twohy
Local Briefs From Anaconda and Nearby Words
Local briefs report Standart Drug Co in Park Sul, T. O Leary returning from Helena, and various trades. Depot agent Stewart to Butte for company work. Notices mention theater ads, a Baptist pastor election, weddings of William H Trippet and Harriet McGuffy Osborn, a farewell party for R G McDowell, a smelter death, and a Deer Lodge rally featuring John W Custer and T C Davidson. Also a Park Avenue fire damage, a wreck in B A & P yards, and injuries to Fireman Charles Griffin.
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Staniard Drug
East Parte Avenue
Standard Drug Co
Main Street
Stewart
Butte
Seede
Tserhrhmatic
Cramer, Craw
Brangard Drug Co
Shorty Burns
Third Street
Yale
The
Baptist Church
W. H. Berger
Betxer
Southern
Bantise Theological Seminary
Louisville
Kentucky
William H. ‘Trippet
Harriet McGuffy Osborn
Dayton
Ohio
R. G. McDowell
Cherry Street
McDowell la
Mies
Jennie E. Brown
John Jones
Anaconda
St. Ann’s Hospital
Deer Lodge
John W. Custer
Miinois
T. C. Davidson
W. R. Aflen
Conley
Frank Woodmansy
Coursey
D. R. Campbell
East Park Avenue
Fie
S Tuart
Charles Griffin
St Ann's Hospital
James Kihnallin
New Voting Precinct Planned for Storm Lake Area
A new voting precinct is to be established at Storm Lake in Deer Lodge county about twenty five miles west of Anaconda. It is claimed there are around one hundred voters there and their nearest polling site is Nine Mile. A petition signed by sixteen residents was received this morning and a special county commission meeting was promptly called for next Saturday.
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Storm Lake
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Nine Mile
Three-tailed democracy rocked by Shutt and Bhutty withdrawal
The three-tailed democracy heatedly disputes Jom Bhutty of Rave Track withdrawing from the legislative ticket at Deer Lodge last Tuesday. Leaders say Bhutty was not consulted and call for a retraction of his local paper statement. Officials and registration officers will be appointed as planned.
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Jom Bhatty
Deer Loge
Rhutty
Ee Ee
Mare Ny Three Diya
Mr. Shutty
Sam
A. O. H. Fair Opens With Debt Purposes Clarified
The A. O. H. fair starts tomorrow in the A. O. H. hall and runs through October 11. A grand ball will be held on the 11th, the evening after the fair ends. Proceeds aim to pay down existing indebtedness on the hall.
Foot Crush Incident at Lower Works Injures Worker
Frank Madison a hiner in the machinists department at the lower works had his foot crushed this morning around 9 o clock. He tried to jump aboard an electric car to ride uphill, slipped, and was ground under the wheels. Amputation is not expected. He was taken to St. Ann's hospital.
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Frank Madison
Lower Works
So'cloek
St. Ann's Hospital
Notice to Contractors for Ursuline Convent Basement
Aida will be received by Architect C. 8. Hare at the Ursuline convent in the city up to noon October 13 for the construction of the basement of the new convent. Plans and specifications are available at Father Coopman's residence. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
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Aida
Hare
Ursuline Convent
Father Coopman
Registration Notices for Silver Bow Montana Elections 1900
Multiple registration deadlines for Silver Bow Montana districts are announced with dates October 7 to October 27 in 1900. Registry agents Wilsden Pinkham J. Heimbach Oscar Wells M. S. Abraham William Cunningham Rank Murray and R. R. Gehr y oversee precincts 4,15,16 28 39 42 44 45 47 48 with general election set for November 6 1900.
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Silver Row
Montana
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Registry Agents Named for Silver Bow County Election
J B Moran County Clerk certifies the list of registry agents for the general election to be held November 6 1900 in Silver Bow County Montana Districts 1 through 20, naming James Murphy John J Hanley James F Paige James McCarthy H S Clark M R Catronich John Ferns Willden Pinkham T Guy Wilson J C Heimbach M S Abraham William Cunningham E A Gilbert Oscar Wells Frank M Murray T B Gardner R R Geery W A Ralston Alex Anderson and Albert B Marshman with the county seal dated October 1900.
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Silver Bow
Montana
William Cunningham
A Ralston
Alex, Anderson
A. D
A. M. Albert B, Marshman
State of
Bilver How
J. K. Moran
Board of County Commissioners
Said
James Murphy
John J. Hanley
James F. Paige
James McCarthy
Clark
M. R. Catronich
John Ferns
Willden Pinkham
T. Guy Wilson
J. C. Heimbach
Abraham
J. B. Moran
Notice of multiple district election registrations in Silver Bow
Notices warn voters about registration deadlines for several districts in Silver Bow County Montana ahead of the November general election. Each district lists its precincts, deadline times, and registry agents, with start dates in October 1960 and varying end dates.
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Anagonda News
Krepuatal Headquarters
Opposites Mont
North MA
George B. Winston
William &, Thomas
C. W. French
Merk
Warren FE. Evans
New Colemans County
Asaensor
W. C. Staton
C. M. Sawyer
A. Short
W. R. Allen
M. J. Fitzpatrick
J. N. W. Bielenbers
A. Williams
Charles Jakways
Jesse Miller
James E. Barnden
H. K. Hoffman
L. H. Beeson
Inter Mountain Publishing Company
Inter Mountain Pub. CO
M. A. Berger
Folsom
Sanders
Conley, Clague & Collins
Park Avenue
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Nine Skn
Cpoecd
Donahoo
Marcus Daly
M. Be
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
B.C. Norbeck
Standart Drug Co
Park * Sul
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Margaret Theater
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A. O. H. Fair
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Monay
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Oscar Wells
A. Nt
Rank M. Murray
Tregistry
Rae
A. M. T. B. Gardner
District No. 16
A. At. R. R. Gehry
Northwest
Wocal
Great East
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Call
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Oregon Short Line Railroad
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Europe
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Salt Lake City
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Bole
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