Ignatius Donnelly Dies in St Paul at 63
Prominent Butte physician Ignatius Donnelly, longtime Silver Bow county medical leader and author, dies in St Paul after Bright's disease. He married Miss May Kimball, leaving two children, Ig nats and Danielly T. His career included serving as a county physician and involvement in the 1899 jailer incident.
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Window Sign Sparks Telegraph and Phone Charge Debate
A fragment describes a window sign at the Postal telegraph office in Cole- Bram. It notes the postal telegraph service rates and contrasts with the Independent phone company, which allegedly avoids the burden of a “no answer” charge.
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Jealous of Her Pet Dog She Secures Her Divorce
A Beaverhead County court grant to Lois W. Woody from Jamea ends in a divorce over incompatibility. The wife, married April 30 1908, cited a quarrelsome jealous husband and even jealousy of her pet dog. The article blends court action with local notices and unrelated tidbits from the Dillon Standard, including fair attractions and a violin concert.
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