Notable Rancher Rescued After Gruesome Rocker Accident
George Lovie of Butter Creek, 62, dragged three miles on hands and knees after his horse bolted near Rocker. Both legs broken with bones protruding as he crawled through freezing snow to reach help. Taken to St James hospital. doctors fear possible leg loss if infection or pneumonia develops.
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George Lovie
South Dakota
Rocker
Lovie
St. James’ Hospital
Diackamith
Louie
Lovi
M. J. Scott
Scott
Butte Firemen To Work Twelve Hour Shifts
At a Butte city council committee meeting a substitute ordinance was approved to implement 12 hour shifts for firefighters starting in May. Firemen will work 12 hours at assigned stations and have 12 hours off, must provide personal telephones, stay on call, and respond to large fires. Chief Banger supports the change for better service as the council considers the bill.
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Judiciary Committee
Butte
Banger
DERN WOODMEN ELECT Officers Named For South Butte Camp
At the regular annual election of officers of South Butte camp No 6127 the following were chosen for the ensuing term Past Consul Ard McGowan venerable Consul Albert A Robinson worthy adviser John B Dube excellent banker Harry Willams clerk J C Freeman Tom Tracy Watchman James entry William Merrett Vitor 3 Grandpres Drs A G Allen and M C trustes three year term Walter L Wookey trustes two-year term James A Good The funeral of Mrs James J Doran will be held this morning at Hamilton survivors include four sisters and a brother in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin
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South Butte
Ard. McGowan
Albert A. Robinson
Worthy
John B. Dube
Harry Willams
J. C. Freeman Cott
Tom ‘Tracy
Jamon
William Merrett Vitor
Grandpre
A. G. Allen
M. C. Trustes
Walter L. Wookey
Trustes
James A. Good
James J. Doran
Hamilton
William F. Doran
John Doran
Butte
Doran
J. Regan
Spokane
Mary ‘Sheehan
Owe Gupton
Dreel
Chippewa Falls
Wisma
Chippewa
Singer Williams Arrested for Forgery in Roundup
Lewistown officers detained a traveling singer known as Williams in Roundup on a forgery charge after allegedly signing W. H. Ver’s name on several checks. He had been barnstorming across the state and taking gigs at moving picture houses before the arrest.
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Special Dispatch
Lewistown
Dec
Williams
W. H.ver
City Council to Decide Underground Wiring Plan
The Hutte city council will discuss a substitute ordinance for underground wiring. Representatives of the telephone and light companies attended with Mayor Duncan and City Engineer Gow reviewing proposed routes from Cooper to Silver and from Srontana to Arizona. The committee approved changes and the city attorney will submit the substitute ordinance for tonight’s meeting.
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Hutte
Weil
Cooper
Silver
Srontana
Arizona
Teletee
The
Light Company
Duncan Wan
Gow
Prisoners Burned in Jail Fire During Escape Attempt
In an early incident at the local jail two prisoners Collin Labieu and an unnamed companion set fire to their cells attempting escape. They perished in the blaze while Lebiew, burned, escaped briefly before collapsing in the rail yard. A third man, Collier, and another inmate faced drunkenness charges. Also noted: Taft signed a appointment to the Indian Board and a navy marshal expansion bill. Fort Worth reports J B Sneed found not guilty of murder.
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William
Coland
Collin Labieu
Lebiew
Ald
Lebley
Iy ‘Collier
Swamp Root Helped Clinton Resident Cured Uric Acid
A 1908 testimonial from WC Cook of Clinton town claims Swamp Root cured his system of uric acid after severe illness and prolonged bed confinement. The statement was sworn before Notary Dale H. Sheppard, noting the affiant’s age and recovery.
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Clinton
Cook
Eighth Avenue
Clinton County
Jay
A. D
Dale Hi. Sheppard
Letters Prove What Swamp Root Will Do for You
The advertisement urges readers to write to Dr Kilmer and Co for a sample bottle of Swamp Root. It claims benefits for bladder conditions and notes availability of Regular 0 cent and 1 size bottles at drug stores, with a mention of Anaconda Duty Standard.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Singnam
Vanity Case for a New Envelope Purses Woman at $3 50
Advertises vanity case for women priced 3 50 with mirror puff and coin slot. Features bright gray silver and gold finishes. Sold at special sale with stated bright display.
Jeath Is Announced Of William Stolte
Telegram from Fidelity lodge in Butte announces the death of William Stolte a Montana pioneer and Silver Bow resident nearing 80. He moved from Silver Bow to Bonner over a year ago and is survived by two daughters and a son. His funeral will be held in Butte after arrangements. He was a long time tavern keeper and Odd Fellow charter member in Butte with deep pioneer ties.
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Butte
Fidelity Lodge of Odd Fellows
William Stolte
Montana
Silver Bow
Stolte
Bonner
Mont, Fees
Silver Bowl
Missoula
W Neers
J. A. Landgraf
St Taran
Parith
Ser Stoke
Verillam, Stoke
Geremany
America
Cal
New York
German Gulch
Slivers Bow
California
Fle
Putte
Mentoned
Uniformity Sought In Railroad Laws In Northwestern States
Montana railroads push for a uniform code of rules for interstate train sanitation. E A Morley of the Montana Railroad Commission will meet Northwest delegates in St Paul to seek common regulations. The conference aims to reduce state rule disparities that burden passenger service and ticket pricing.
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Ontana
E. A. Morley
Montana Railway Commission
Delegat
Northwest
St. Paul
Secretary of the Interior
South Dakota
Montana
Railroad” Commission
Morley
The Turbulent Name for Turkey and Its Peoples
The text argues Turkish identity and the land are not equal terms. It notes diverse names used by outsiders such as Sublime Porte and Rumelia while Turks use few collective labels. It contrasts regional terms like Anatolia and Smyrna with a lack of a single term for sultanate territory.
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Sublime Porte
Turkey
Rumeila Anadol
Anatolia
Alb
Lebanon
Smyrna
Saloniki
Beyrout
Albania
Bulgaria
Roumania
Russia
Romanian
Rome
Death of A F Trapp Rancher and Grass Range dealer
Special Dispatch reports from hewistown that A F Trapp a prominent rancher and business figure with Grass Range Commercial died at his home after an illness and operation. He was aged about 60 years and had suffered liver disease. Local reaction notes long service to the community and his business interests.
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Stencara
Hewistown
Frapp
Arthur E. Trapp
Ffiersan
Trapp
Dress suit theft leaves Johnson suitless at party
Walter Johnson, a colored man, reported his dress suit and pride taken from 215 South Dakota Street after a roommate Lee Parker allegedly stole the clothing. Parker was arrested later. Johnson said Parker wore the suit to a colored party, and the missing items included the dress suit and a black overcoat.
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Walter Johnson
South Dakota Street
Lee Parker
Ted
Johnson
Parker
Revival draws large crowd as six baptized at Christian church
Despite stormy weather, a large audience attended revival services at the Christian church led by Rev. BB Burton. Six converts received baptism as a powerful sermon was delivered, with Friday night expected to bring the week’s largest attendance.
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The
Christian Church
BB. Burton
Five Splendid Photoplays At The Orpheum Theater
The Orpheum presents today a varied bill including Ave. photoplays, a popular Andy Hamilton song, new Orpheum orchestra selections, and an electric laundry promotional sketch. Paris and Tex motion pictures show artistic scenes of Paris and landmarks, plus a Lubin company drama Struggles of Hearts about John Carns and Ro ddy Ford. The Selig company’s westerns conclude the lineup.
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Orpheum
Andy Hamilton
Butte
Orpheum Orchestra
Kha
Paris
Tex Monu
Eiffel Tower
Alexanderridge
Napoleorn
Lubin Company
John Carns
Roddy Ford
Anister
Carns
Selig Company
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Sold as Health Aid
A testimonial from Joseph Contey of Buffalo claims regular use of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey strengthens the body for railroad work and helps cure catarrh after ten years of symptoms. He says two years of use have yielded benefits, especially after exposure and wet conditions, and he keeps a bottle at home for treatment.
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Duffy
Joseph Contey
Syelamore St
Buffalo
Absent-Minded Valet and Cotton Trade Outlook
A fragment recalls Absent-Minded Valet with a clever tone and notes a Chicago Journal excerpt on cotton. It discusses Southern states leading ordinary cotton, Arizona and California emerging with long fibered cotton, irrigation expanding lands, and a contrast to Egypt. It mentions Panama Canal costs and labor figures for its construction.
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Chicago Journal
Arizona
California
Egypt
Colorado River
Callenla
Alexandria
Feel Badly Today? Carecaits Tonight
Ad text promotes Cascarets as a quick remedy for liver stomach and bowel distress. Claims include relief from constipation, headache, sour stomach, and general misery with a “cent ox” of benefit. Ends with urging use for months of relief.
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tom—Ady
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