Labor Party Nominations In Demand At Helena Convention
A labor convention last night showed waning enthusiasm and a crowded field for coroner and legislative seats. McCormick edged Johnson on a late ballot for coroner, while five hopefuls competed for five legislature seats, with Pelletier and Lannin among the final picks. Justice of the peace positions were filled in Silver Bow and Menderville townships, Meaderville and Silver Bow selects, leaving Red Mountain unfilled due to absence. The county committee will finalize remaining nominations.
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J. B. Knight
Lincoln
Republican Party
Standard Ol
J. Stevenson
Stevenson
Repubiicans
Son
Mike McCormick
John ‘Lee
McCormick
Johnson
Tee
Tom Reimond
L. L. Bannon
Munter
J. F. Bosch
FP. L. Pelletier
State Trade and Labor Council
William Boyle
Carpenter
J.B. McNally
Justin Butler
Clerks' Union
Charles Lannin
John L. Davis
Helena
William Cunningham
John Powers
Charles Blackburn
Martin Dee
W. H. Pierce
G. H. Morrison
J. C. Lee
Peter Teague
R. C. Scott
Joseph Shannon
Dan McDonald
Wackemith
W. J. Evans
Pat MacMahon
Pat Keane
J. B. McNally
Tom Tontek
Clerks’ Union
Updegrat
Walter Beckman
Pail Bowden
J. J. Quinn
James Whitely
Frank Acdell
la. Davies
Pat McMahon
J. E. McNally
Thalt
Legislture
McNally
Popullar
Doday
Dan McDonal
Benocg
Silver Bow
W. H. Arnold
John Fitzmaurice
Menderville
James Boyle
Silver Bow Township
Frank Sternes
Meaderville
Red Mountain
Minority Republicans Complete Ticket In Fusion Nomination
The minority Republicans concluded their convention by nominating Samuel Roberta for clerk, A. A. Crossman for county auditor, and multiple Justice of the Peace and Constable posts across South Butte and Walkerville. The group adopted the name eight hour republican party after James Dingeron proposed it, while Crossman won the auditor slot 58 to 46 over Bevin with support from Spencer’s delegates. The meeting adjourned after completing the ticket and scheduling further central committee actions in Silver Bow block room 66 at 8 o clock this evening.
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Samuel Roberta
A. A. Crossman
South Butte
John Oleson
John Zimmerman
Walkerville
James HM
Hull
Robert Thomas
Meadervile
Libby
Donstable
Meaderville
Robert Cy Kenat
James Dingeron
Inter Mountain
Amfiter
John Bevin
G. H.spencer
W. D. Fenner
Harry Simms
Harry
Spencer
Fenner
Crossman
Bevin
Mr. Crossman
John Lewis
Minority Report
Charles J. Stevenson
Lewis
Stevenson
Mr. Stevenson
Joseph Vogler
Silver Bow Block
Meaderville Republicans Open Campaign Meeting at Gunderson Hall
A Meaderville rally kicked off Silver Bow county GOP efforts with a large audience including a few Democrats. Speakers J R Grice and Thomas A Morrin urged support for the Republican ticket, criticizing Democrats and urging defense of prosperity and national unity. Morrin recalled former residents and praised McKinley’s acceptance letter while Grice warned against W A Clark backing and urged voting Republican to safeguard the country.
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Meaderville
Silver Bow County
Gunderson Hall
Whmam Stodden
Chaimann
Republican Club
Grover Cleveland
United States
Jerverton Davis
Republican Party
Graves
Bryan
United States Senate
Anld
Montana
W. A. Clark
Mr. Clark
New Precincts Created To Cut Voting Travel
County commissioners created two new voting precincts, 49 and 50, to ease ballots for residents in remote areas. One covers Fish Creek mining district beyond Nine Mile house, where about forty men previously voted in Camp Creek or had to ride to Butte and south to reach polls. Precincts established on petitions.
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Fish Creek
Nine Mile House
Camp Creek
Butte
Judge admits ten to American citizenship in county court
Judge Lindsay granted naturalization to Peter Stork John D Kirby Patrick Nash Thomas Simonitch Frank Dunn Walter J Polley Peter Doran Jerry J Digmeh William Kelly and Harry Thurston yesterday afternoon Four applicants were denied final papers for lack of proof of entitlement.
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Lindsay
Peter Stork
John D. Kirby
Patrick Nash
Thomas Simonitch
Frank Dunn
Walter J. Polley
Peter Doran
Jerry J. Digmeh
William Kelly
Harry Thurston
Cigar Makers Take Political Stand in Labor Bloc
Luke Kelly of the cigarmakers union serves as delegate to the Silver Bow trades assembly and advocates for Ferguson the labor party gubernatorial nominee. The piece notes cigarmakers in politics, citing Hoffman, Cole, and multiple legislators, and comments on Kelly’s defense of fellow craftsmen while acknowledging those winners earned votes.
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Luke Kelly
Cigarmakers’ Union
Silver Bow Trades Assembly
Ferguson
Labor Party
Mr. Kelly
Kelly
Labor
Cit
John W. Hoffman
Cigarmakers
Pard
New York
United States
Cole
Texas
Michigan
South Carolina
Nathan Barnes
Pennsylvania
Two Cases Dismissed In Grand Larceny Probe
A long preliminary examination before Justice Smith at South Butte ended with two cases dismissed. Don Hanrahan, charged with grand larceny, faced testimony from Hugo and Brule about an incident at 14 East Gagnon Street on September 16. Crowley alleged a beer binge, a scuffle, and Hanrahan's alleged pickup of a dollar as Crowley lay injured.
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Don Hanrahan
Justice Smith
South Butte
Hugo
Brule
East Gagnon Street
William Crowley
Hanrahan
Crowley
Drunken man robbed as two men face theft charges
Hugo and Hai rahan approached a drunk man and rifled his pockets while Crowley charged Han rahan with stealing $54, a charge unsupported by evidence. Deputy County Attorney Alley moved to dismiss the grand larceny case. Stateva, James McMahon and James Mitchell faced robbery charges that were dismissed due to absent witnesses.
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Hugo
Hairahan
Crowley
Hanrahan
Alley
Stateva
James McMahon
James Mitchell
Ducks Bagged by Party at Red Rock Lake
D M Nowbro H Rockefeller Dr J W Gunn and C L Miller returned to Butte after a night at Red Rock Lake with the Muma tana Hunting club. They brought back about 50 ducks and praised the lake’s abundance. Guests Mestre Wilson Walker Connell Johnston Lowry and son Willson Walker and others are currently at the club with Connell recently relocating to Los Angeles.
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D. M. Nowbro
H. Rockefeller
J. W. Gunn
C. L. Miller
Buttera
Red Rock Lake
Mumatana Hunting Club
Northwest
M. J. Connell
Alex Johnston
Mel Lowry
Hugh Willson
A. Walker
Helena
Connors Divorce Suit Seeks Child Custody
Marie Connors sues for divorce from John Connora alleging marriage in Missoula on September 20 1880 and his departure September 25 last year with their 6 year old child. She seeks legal separation and custody of the child.
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Marie Connors
John Connora
Missoula
Grand Larceny Complaint Filed Against Miner John Gibbs
A complaint was filed in Justice Harringtons court yesterday against John Gibbs, a miner, for grand larceny. Gibbs allegedly stole 75 in cash from J J Dowling on the 16th instant and was arrested this afternoon by Constable P J Harrington, jailed in the county jail in default of bonds pending a hearing. Also mentions local ads for clothing and a grocery business space offering.
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Harrington
John Gibbs
Gibbs
J. J. Dowling
P. J. Harringston
Notice to Coal Consumers at Rocky Fork Coal Yard
Notice to coal buyers that all Rocky Fork Coal is now delivered from their yard and that they are sole agents for Butte. It advises customers to ensure the scale ticket bears the Rocky Fork Coal name and stamp and lists the delivered price of 5.00 per ton. The notice is from Butte Sewer Pipe and Tile Co at Corner Granite and Hamilton streets.
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Rocky Fork
Butte
Butte Sewer Pipe & Tile Co
Corner Granite
Hamilton Streets
Dancing and transport to Crystal Springs
SPECIAL to THE PUBLIC describes weekly cleaning of Crystal Springs to keep water pure and shallow. It notes dancing parties with Sunday dancing free, and stages from Langlois' stables at 10 am 2 pm 5 pm and 8 pm. Langlois offers extra stages for private parties and comfortable band wagons for events in the city.
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Crystal Springs
Langlois
Notice of Stockholders Meeting for Briver How Abstract
Notice states there will be no meeting of Briver How Abstract company stockholders at 112 Went Granite street Butte Montana on September 23 at 10 o clock a.m. The purpose was to elect a board of directors and to transact any other business.
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Briver How Abstract Company
Granite Street
Butte
Montana
Jock &. m
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