Methodist Conference Opens In Butte With Full Attendance
Ministers from Missoula Bozeman Sydney Whitehall Livingston Helena Bridger Park City Anaconda Miles City Dillon gather in Butte for annual conference. Board of examiners recommends new appointees and reports are prepared while sessions proceed with sermons and meetings across the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Conference Board of Examiners
Mountain View Church
J. W. Tait
Missoula
Charles D. Crouch
Bozeman
FE. L. Bartlett
Sydney
George D. King
Whitehall
L. H. Mickel
Livingston
E. L. Mills
Helena
James E. Coad
Bridger
F. C. Linger
Park City
J. W. Bennett
Anaconda
H. A. James
Miles City
F. E. Dodds
Dillon
S. A. Oliver
Walkerville
A. P. Morrison
W. H. Pascoe
South Butte
FE. L. Mills
Butte Fire Chief Attends Grand Rapids Convention
Fire Chief Peter Sanger of Butte returned home from an international fire chiefs meeting in Grand Rapids Michigan. He described 500 chiefs from the United States and several countries, noted a shift toward automotive apparatus, and recalled a seasick voyage with Minnesota Governor Johnson. The four day event included exhibits and discussions on firefighting methods. The paper also notes funeral notices for Henry Cosgrove Gleeson and Frank V Moses with services scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Sanger
Butte
Grand Rapids
Mich
Central Fire Station
Quartz Street
Sanger
United States
England
Ireland
Germany
Austria
Australia
St. Paul
Chicago
Black wax of Burma from wild bee nests in trees
From Nature. The black wax of Burma is made by a small wild bee of the menus melipona M. laeviceps. This bee nests in hollow trees and forms a peculiar trumpet shaped entrance to its hive. It is very commonly found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma
Kanyin Tree Resin and Bee Nesting Holes
In kanyin trees large holes are tapped for resin, attracting bees into artificial hollows. D Hooper notes the wax resembles tree resin, while the hive vestibules are likely formed from kanyin resin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Hooper
Centerville Boy Struck by Shutter in Windstorm
Harold Ford twelve year old son of E A Ford Walkerville merchant and school trustee narrowly escaped serious injury when a heavy shutter blew from the Blaine schoolhouse window and struck his head. Dr C T Pigot set nine stitches in the scalp as onlookers warned of possible skull fracture if hit squarely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ford
E. A. Ford
Walkerville
Butte
Ford
Centerville
Harold
Blaine
C. T. Pigot
Strenuous Mountain Trip Continues For Army Scout Party
The expedition pressed through rugged terrain covering 92 miles in a day before returning to the special train at 4 PM. Senator Carter boarded to introduce Joe Kipp, veteran scout who guided Colonel Baker’s force from Fort Shaw to Piegan Camp, where the Indians were slaughtered. The party then moved on to Kalispell and the Flathead project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Carter
Joe Kipp
Baker
Fort Shaw
Kalispell
Flathead Project
Senator Flint Visits Missoula For Irrigation Tour
Senator Flint of California, member of the senate committee on irrigation, toured West projects including Flathead and arrived in Missoula after visiting Ravalli. He expressed satisfaction with the inspected schemes and, after a mislaid grip incident at the depot, continued by train toward the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Senator Flint
California
Senate Committee On Irrigation
West
Flint
Senate
Polson
Flathead
Ravalli
Senator Carter Leads Irrigation Trip Through Kalispell
Special Dispatch reports Senator Carter and the senate irrigation committee traveled through Kalispell en route to the reservation to inspect a major reclamation project. Joining him were President L. W. Hill of the Great Northern and F. P. Newlands of the reclamation service. The Montana steamer carried the party to Polson for the reservation tour, with a public reception set in Kalispell from 7 to 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Kalispell
Senator Carter
Senate Irrigation Committee
Carter
L. W. Hill
Great Northern
F. P. Newlands
Reclamation Service
Montana
Polson
Restored Health Through Cuticura Remedies
Mrs. Cordelia C. Pitts describes years of severe skin disease affecting her body scalp and eyes. After three doctors and failed treatments she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment hot baths and noticed relief within days with virtually no symptoms after a month. She urges other skin sufferers to try Cuticura noting restored health and rest at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia C. Pitts
Viewborn
Cuticura Hair Care Book Promotes Skin and Hair Health
A 2 page Cuticura booklet advertises hair care and scalp relief, claiming prevention of dryness and itching, promotion of growth, and guidance for use of Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. It mentions prices 25 to 50 cents, references Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston, and offers a mailed free copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Columbus Ave
Boston
Mass
Dean's Kidney Pills Offer Back Pain Relief Case at Home
A home case highlights dull back pain and nervous irritability blamed on weak kidneys. The ad claims uric acid buildup causes symptoms such as headaches and dizziness, urging Dean's Kidney Pills to cleanse kidneys and blood and restore filtration. Fifty thousand people publicly commend the remedy.
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Dean
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Anaconda Resident
Mrs. P. H. Burns of 518 Fast Commer cial Street Anaconda Mont describes her experience with Doan's Kidney Pills. She cites morning swelling in limbs irregular kidney secretions and improved relief after using the product purchased from Smith Drug company. She claims near-total cessation of trouble since beginning the regimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Burns
Commercial
Anaconda
Mont
Dean
Smith Drug Company
Doan
Principals Named for Butte Schools for Next Year
Butte district trustees named principals for the coming school year and approved a typewriting teacher, with resignations and leaves noted. The county physician may attend the boys at the industrial school, janitor changes were approved, and contracts awarded for boiler work and census taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Poindexter
Fred W. Drake
Mary D. Baldwin
Edith O'Leary
Mary F. Rickman
Fogarty
Sheehan
Tuohy
Young
Melcher
National Park
Jones Transfer Company
Webster
R. A. Cheeley
A Gentleman From Mississippi Opens at Broadway theater
A new political comedy based on Washington life and graft had its first presentation at Broadway theater last night. The show is clean and meritorious, though the audience was only fair in size. James Lackeye stars as Senator Langdon from Mississippi, though he appears a bit congested. J. P. Winter gives an unusually clever supporting turn as Colonel Stoneman. The company overall is solid and the play is worth seeing with a story worth discussing. it will be repeated tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mississippi
Senator Langdon
James Lackeye
Colonel Stoneman
J. P. Winter
Card of Thanks for George Erickson
The Ericksons express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for sympathy after their son George’s death. They also thank those who sent floral tributes for the funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Fred W. Erickson
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East Park
State Methodists
Mr. Bartlett
Van
DR. Iliff
Epworth League
H. L. Hill
New York
Women's Home Missionary Society
C. E. Miller
Board of Sunday Schools
S. Baketel
Home Missions and Church Extension
Stevens Glee Club
E. C. Bartlett
Matthew v
Bartlett
Jesus
Peple
ON Flathead Reserve
Foster-Mitaurs Co
Buffalo, N.Y
SELEC
Committee On Teachers
George F. Downer
Jennie Pettibone
Jennie Robinson
Sherman
Mamie Burt
McKinley
N. H. Pearl
Ada Madden
Garfield
Nettie O'Donnell
Monroe
Ella Swift
Jefferson
Belle Kelly
Franklin
Rose Blake
Greeley
Kate Stafford
Emerson
Marguerite McDonald
Madison
Ethel Wood
Grant
L. M. Post
Lincoln
Anna Butler
Catherine Moore
Harry Spillman
Broadway
A. Hall
Electro-Vigor Co
Sixteenth St
Denver
Cole
Welch & Harrington
Hamilton
West Granite St
Higgins Ave
Jackson St
St. Paul, Minn
Winchester
Remington Repeating
Parker
L. C. Smith
Lefever
Stevens
Remington
A. M. C. Shells
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