Guardian Named for Him in Davis Estate Case
Calvin P. Davis nephew George W. Davis seeks guardianship of Calvin P. Davis estate in Butte as Calvin, a Montana heir and California resident, is confined in a private sanitarium. Court notes mental incompetence. bonds set at 10 500. A separate notice promotes Miss Shelley's concert at Sutton's Family theater.
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Calvin P. Davis
A. J. Davis
California
George W. Davis
Butte
Sonoma County
Caland
Henry Clay Davis
Davis Estate
Montana
First National Bank
Leyson
New York
Frozen dynamite on the rail line near Hall crossing
Philipsburg reports an attempted wreck on the Philipsburg Drummond Northern Pacific branch when a frozen stick of giant powder was found on the track near Hall crossing. Rail workers speculate hoboes placed the device. no explosion occurred and no loss of life was anticipated. A separate notice mentions a grand ball and prize waltz at the Maine House on December 5.
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The
Standard
Philipsburg
Philipsburg- Drummond
Northern Pacific
Hall Crossing
Flint Creek
Maine House
South
Montana
State Board of Education Opens Semiannual Session
Helena dispatch reports the regular semiannual meeting of the State Board of Education in the governor's office. Reports from the agricultural college the school of mines the deaf and dumb asylum the university and the state normal school are referred to committees. Key items include a proposed law change to provide summer schools for teachers. Ex officio members and eight board members attend.
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Standard
Helena
State Board of Education
Agricultural College
School of Mines
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
University
State Normal School
Welch
Sernes
O. P. Chisholm
Bozeman
MekKay
Slamilton
Holter
G. T. Paul
Dillon
M. Johnston
Billbags
J. M. Evans
Missoula
Women of Woodcratt special meeting announced
Women of Woodcratt Hutte Circle No 155 call a special meeting Tuesday December 3 at 2 PM. Important business and initiation to be conducted. By order Annie C Moore G W 128 Pear Street.
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Women of
Woodcratt
Hutte Circle
Annie C. Moore
G. W
Pear Street
Track at Oakland Yields Muddy Conditions and Close Finishes
In damp Oakland track conditions, Senator Bruce wins the five and a half furlongs race with The Maniac second and Major Bird third in 1 11 4. Diderot takes the six and a half furlongs selling race with Herculean second and Ben Led third in 1 23. St Sever wins five furlongs selling with Sol second and Nome third in 1 03 13. Odia wins the mile free handicap with Galanthus second and Brutal third in 1 45. The Singer takes the mile selling with Hohenlohe second and Rose of Isle third in 1 6. Disturber wins seven furlongs selling with Fl Rey second and Bushfield third in 1 30.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Senator Bruce
the Maniac
Major Bird
Diderot
Ben
St. Sever
Sol
Nome
Odia
Galanthus
Brutal
the Singer
Hohenlohe
Rose of Islo
Fl Rey
Bushfield
Arranging a Return Match
In New York on December 2 representatives for heavyweight boxer Terry McGovern and welterweight champion Young Corbett discuss arranging a return bout. Negotiations focus on venue and purse terms for a potential rematch.
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New York
Terry McGovern
Young Corbett
Featherweight pugilists to meet in city next Saturday
A meeting is planned in this city next Saturday to decide the question of a return match between featherweight pugilists. Two offers have been made for a fight, including a purse of 10000 dollars. The note ends with a tip to check the Finlen Drug company window for more details.
Fort Benton Notes Special Correspondence
Fort Benton notes report staff changes in regional offices L A Houghton leaving Western Union for Great Falls then Alliance Nebraska to join Burlington Arthur Kossbiel to Kalispell for a higher post. divorce suit filed Alice Mansfield Chinook versus W T Mansfield desertion and failure to provide. Harris couple to Chicago New York Washington trip planned for Christmas visit. Frivolities with Miss Clary and Miss Hill Leaming honored. Rowe brother Charles W Rowe ill cancer at Columbus hospital Great Falls. Siegfried Smith visiting uncle Dr John V Carroll after summer on Benton Sheep ranch.
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Standard
Fort Benton
L. A. Houghton
Western Union
Savage
Great Falls
Alliance
Neb
Burlington
Arthur Kossbiel
Kalispell
Alice Mansfield
Chinook
W. T. Mansfield
J. H. Harris
Chicago
New York
Washington
Miss Clary
Miss Hill
Miss Leaming
Miss Flannagan
William Rowe
Charles W. Rowe
Columbus Hospital
Siegfried Smith
Benton Sheep Company
John V. Carroll
Yeller on Catarrh The Greatest Specialist of the Age
A promotional feature extols a leading physician as the era's top expert on catarrh. It credits his personal discovery based on years of foreign study and research to combat the modern disease.
Yellek’s Proven Cure for Catarrh and Eye Ailments Promises
A promotional article extols Yellek’s cure for catarrh affecting nose throat and vocal cords, bronchial tubes, and related conditions. It claims decades of success, relief from coughs, fevers, night sweats, and restored health, plus eye surgeries and vision restoration attributed to Yellek. It urges consultation, offers home treatment, and no consultation fee, inviting readers to describe symptoms.
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Yellek
Europe
Barnaman Brought Back Witness in Bordeaux Case
Sheriff Furey returned from Seattle with Charles Barnaman the Bordeaux perjury witness who had been arrested there at private attorney's request in Butte. Barnaman left Seattle on bail after a habeas corpus and agreed to surrender if not jailed again, then returned to Butte with the sheriff.
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Furey
Seattle
Charles Barnaman
Bordeaux
Barnaman
Steele
Butte
Asim
Harnaman
Chinese debt sense and global borrowing discussed
The Shen Pao laments Chinese reluctance to lend to government while Western nations and Japan show trusted, long term debt practices. It cites Turkey mismanagement, Japan rail investments, and argues national debt can spur progress. also notes London Times items on rare eggs and auctions.
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Shanghai Mercury
Shen Pao
China
Lasia
Japan
Turkey
Arkansas planter plans kangaroo ranch venture
An Arkansas planter eyes starting a kangaroo ranch. He notes hides have value while tendons command high prices. The tendons can be split extremely fine and are prized by surgeons for sewing wounds and setting broken bones, due to their exceptional fineness and strength.
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Arkansas
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Butte News
Eric-a-Brac
Dresden
Rembrandt
Sale
Christie & Leys
North Main Street
Mattingly
His Royal
Dunlap Hat Agency
N. Main St
Butte, Mont
Enda Lyall
Bagi King
Mary EF. Wilkins
Gilbert Parker
Cardigan
Robert W. Chambers
George W. Cable
Captain Ravenshaw
Robert Nelson Stephens
Foma Gordyeeff
Maxim Gorke
Mead
Montana Book Company
W. H. Klein
A.augendre
Aris
France
D. Menbro Drug Co
Ont
Calvin P&p. Davis
Guardian
Batte
Davis
Miss Shelley
Sutton’s Family Theater
Whiliga
Burg Sod Drennan
Finlen Drug Company
Yeller
Ment
Yellek Medical and Surgical Institute
Butte Mes Miea Es Adway
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Sypiars
Chinas Credit
London Times
J. C. Bievens
Buren da’ Hamonville
Massey
J. C. Stevens
Stevens
the Storm Center
This
Old World
Ladey
Ley
the Jeweler
Owsley
Butte, Montana
Aim
M. Nevills & CO
East Park
Ellis Paint Co
Quartz St
Carder Bros
Pipestone Springs
Wm. E. Casey
Vormerly
Hot Springs, Arkansas
Co. R. Buorket
Prop
Pipestone Springs, Mont
C.a.perrin, M. D
Helena, Mont
Golden “‘C’’ Cure Fosselman Drug Store
Last Park
Silver Bow Foundry and Machine Company
Meat
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