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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1901
Page
12
For sale by Finlen Media Drug Co Butte and Smith Drug Co Anaconda. Property and stock listed with contact details not shown. Sale notice appears in local advertising circulars.
The article lauds Yellek as a famed physician in Butte drawing wide attention. It claims his offices are crowded daily and that patients including the blind and those with nasal bronchial diseases achieved lasting cures. It highlights women who found relief and renewed health under his treatment and medicine.
A collection of testimonials praises Dr. Yetlek an eye specialist for vision improvement relief from deafness rheumatism and bronchial problems. Notable names include JOHN HAKALA JAMES A BRECHT MISS M C SMITH MRS Donta Benniman JOHN J WILSON and JOHN OARIEN with locations in Butte Silver Star Anaconda and Anaconda Montana.
A physician claims to cure cancers tumors fibroids and polypoid growths and uterine displacements and ovarian diseases without surgery. He suggests men’s specialists miss the full field and promises success by treating all diseases with equal expertise.
Judge Harney sustained the demurrer in the case of Thomas Webber vs Letitia Webber, holding a father has no rights superior to the mother in custody disputes. A seven year old boy remains with the mother, as the court found the petitioner failed to allege facts showing unfitness or neglect.
A sale offering Kimball Weber Hallet Davis Whitney Hinze and other organs with no money down and easy payments. Second hand instruments offered at sacrifice prices. Upright pianos priced from 75 to 135 and organs from 20 up. Orton Bros. 215 North Main Street Butte Montana.
Street and Hoxer launches an agency with Union Casualty and Surety of St. Louis. William H Street, noted for high daily and monthly premium records at Preferred Accident Insurance Co. of New York, heads the venture joined by E J Boxer. The firm promises coverage for work accidents and sickness plus life for families, aiding miners and local workers. Tickets to Thursday concert support Butte.
The Royal Italian band will give several concerts in Butte next Saturday including a matinee benefit for the Hutte Elks. Proceeds will fund entertainment during the Elks’ trip to the national meeting in Salt Lake City next year. Leader Creature is praised as a top bandmaster attracting large crowds.
All members of Shoshone Tribe No 1 and visiting brothers are asked to meet at our wigwam on Sunday December 1 at 1 p m sharp to attend the funeral of our late brother Past Sachem John KK Pomeroy I J William Re Sachem A J White Chief of Records
Billings pupils honored the Helena high school football visitors with a banquet at the hand hotel and an Assembly hall program. A pleasant musical show followed an impromptu dance as guests prepared for the westbound train at 6 am. Thanksgiving was observed with services and a citywide holiday spirit. Mrs. H. P. Ryan of Denver, Cole, receives attention as she plans to depart tomorrow.
Officials from Northern Pacific Great Northern Oregon Short Line and Montana Central gathered at the Thornton hotel to discuss terminal matters and freight charges. The group did not announce definite actions though circulating reports said the focus was on changing delivery based freight collection.
Montana oil boom draws attention as paraffine oil from new Kindla field rivals older asphaltum stocks. Flathead Oil Co of Butte plans 40 000 shares at 50 cents to raise capital, touts land value and expected rapid price rise. Directors include T M Patterson James Cullen and A Saner.
A new health board draft ordinance, to be introduced at the next council meeting, makes it unlawful to remove mutilate or destroy health official placards on houses with contagious disease. Penalty: a fine of 25 to 50 dollars. A separate piece notes M G MacNevin and wife departing for extended eastern travel via New York City for about four months.
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