False Alarms To Frighten Teachers In Montana Meeting Fight
The Montana State Teachers association faces false rumors that the annual meeting in Butte December 26 and 27 would move to Missoula due to a smallpox scare. Officials deny the change as malicious, stating attendance remains strong, with Henry Mueller and others leading preparations and Dr. Alexander reassuring teachers.
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Montana State Teachers’ Association
Missoula
Butte
Henry Mueller
C. H. Moore
Spier
Young
Mise Ryan
Renick
McC. White
Helena
Hutte
Youne
Mueller
Committee On Arrangements
Alexander
Board of Health
State Teachers’ Association
St. Newton Alexander
White Face Farm sale near Helena described acreage and rights
Bids in writing will be received at Helena for the White Face Farm about five miles southeast of Helena and one mile south of East Helena. The 2558 acre property includes water rights, ditches, buildings, and improvements, subject to court approval. Bids due by Jan 8 1910 with $100 certified check. cash terms, inspections available through W P Sanders, Assignee.
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Helena
Montana
East Helena
White Face Farm
Jefferson and
Lewis and
Clarke
Lewle
Jefferson
Bec
Bee
Township
District Court of the First Judicial District
Lelena
Tomas Braston
W. PF. Sanders
Free Boschee's German Syrup Sample in Anaconda and Missoula
Advertises free sample bottles of Boschee's German Syrup for adults with cold chest bronchitis throat or lung trouble. One bottle per person, not given to children without parental order. Claims large world sales and physician endorsement. Sold by Smith Drug Co Anaconda and Missoula Drug Co Missoula, with Green's Prize Almanac promotion.
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Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
Mont
Missoula
Hb Smith Dr
Green's
Lenient Judge Sullivan Fines Several Disturbance Defendants
In police court Judge Sullivan presided over a long session with varied offenders. J H Underwood was fined 10 dollars for a quarrel at 45 East Park street after a dispute with C A Bryant identified by a false name. Disturbance cases included a drunk known as Dutch Henry fined five dollars and men like Marco Matakovich and Rodonivaz fined ten and five dollars respectively for threats and weapons, with some charges dismissed.
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Sullivan
J. H. Underwood
East Park Street
Hynes
Co. A. Swift
Hardcastie
C. A. Bryant
Swift
Underwood
Bryant
Henry
Marco Matakovich
Mike Bodonivar
Rodonivaz
Ely Rodonivaz
Weck
Hugh Murphy
Mettinsen
Murphy
Smith
Attorney defers Lafontise case to Friday session
Court records show Jack Lafontise’s attorney stating the defendant is not ready and the case is reset for Friday. Jennie Lewis, accused of robbing a visitor, was discharged after the complainant failed to appear. Hing Lee was fined five dollars for assaulting William Bufford, a 10 year old. J H Crowley, unvaccinated, fined ten dollars. Six individuals including Buckley Johnson Owens Stewart Buckter and Josie Palmer sent to jail as vagrants for creating a disturbance. Jessie Woods and Mary Butler fined ten dollars each for robbing a visitor. PD Adams given until Friday to plead to wife beating charge.
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Jackson
Jack Lafontise
Jennie Lewis
Hing Lee
William Bufford
J. H. Crowley
Buckley
Jim Johnson
Bert Owens
Charles Stewart
Martin Buckter
Josie Palmer
Jessie Woods
Mary Butler
Sullivan
PD. D. Adams
Whiskey's mellow amber glow delights patrons at Dan Tewey's
A description highlights whiskey aged to a ripe mellow taste with a sparkling amber yellow hue, inviting a jovial crowd at Dan Tewey's Southern bar.
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Dan Tewey
Thieves Target Shoe Store Case on Main Street
Officer Jack Gray found a display case missing and shoes valued at about $40 taken from the Good Luck shoe store on Main Street. The theft appeared planned as the thieves waited to return. Three men were seen near the Clark bank side entrance at dawn, vanishing when the post officer approached.
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Jack Gray
Main Street
Clark Bank
Montana Music Co Piano Gift Warmth This Christmas
You can bring joy to your family with an elegant piano or organ. Montana offers the largest stock in the state with low prices and easy terms. $10 monthly payments.
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Montana
Montana Music Co
Two Men Refuse Health Officer Entry in Smallpox Case
James Leslie and Fred Scott, both colored, resisted Health Officer Booth on South Street after a smallpox case. They attempted to eject him and were arrested for assault. The house was fumigated later as ordered. Schatzlein signs advertise the designs to attract buyers.
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James Leslie
Fred Scott
Booth
South Street
Electric Belt Cure Claim Foretells Guaranteed Refund
A bold advertisement touts Dr. Bennetts Electric Belt as a guaranteed cure for male and female weaknesses with a written refund promise. The seller deposits funds in five national banks to cover guarantees and asserts a patent electrode design that won’t burn. A free book titled The Finding of the Fountain of Eternal Youth is offered with advice.
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Dr. Bennett
Bree
Bennett
Fats
Miscalled Hair Tonics and Dandruff Germs End Hair Loss
Misdirected hair tonics irritate the scalp as dandruff germs sap vitality. Science shows dandruff is a germ disease and only Newbro's Herpicide destroys the germ, relieves itching, and stops hair loss while promoting growth. Ask your druggist for Herpicide.
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Newbro
Finleyson's Death in Jail: Suicide in County Lockup
A jury verdict finds David D. Winterson guilty of death by strangulation while temporarily insane after Finleyson hanged himself with a blanket in the county jail on November 26. Testimonies describe prior insanity after a wagon fall and strange behavior days before death. Coroner pending due to quarantine and jail conditions.
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David D. Winterson
Sherman
Brown
Pete Walsh
Finleyson
E. Freeman
Walsh
John MebDonald
Freeman
H. M. Scott
Mrs. Cleveland Arraigned for Larceny in Rooming House
Mrs. C. Cleveland, proprietress of a rooming house, was arraigned on larceny charges after allegedly disposing of J. W. Seller's trunk valued at 15 dollars. Seller testified he rented a room and left his trunk, later told it was at Cleveland's Hamilton home. some contents were recovered and the charge dismissed. Several other cases were heard, including H. Meath's bond for theft from Montana Electric and James Coleman's grand larceny discharge. Select Christmas gifts at Calkins' book store with a men’s ulster offered at 10 dollars.
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C. Cleveland
Cleveland
H. Meath
Montana Electric Company
Harrington
James Coleman
Henry Williams
Volker
Botte Hotet
Aged Man Robbed By Thief On Main Street
An elderly man was approached by a colored man who lifted him and carried him to a cab on Main and Broadway. The thief fled when the cabman blocked entry. Spectators identified him as a thief. the victim’s cheap pin and some coins were taken, but several dollars remained. The victim declined to file a complaint.
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Main Street
Broadway
Finlen-Media Drug Co Holiday Opening Rain
The Finlen Media Drug Co at 32 North Main Street in Butte holds its annual holiday opening this Friday and Saturday. A festive display of holiday foods, music in the afternoons and evenings, and champagne punch for every visitor are promised.
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Finlen-Media Drug Co
N. Main Et
Butte
Alderman Mayo Departs for Kansas City with Family
Alderman Dave Mayo of the Fourth Ward left for Kansas City last night to join his family there and return with them. Before departure, friends hosted an informal dinner at a hotel on the flat, with no set program and a pleasant gathering for all attendees.
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Dave Mayo
Kansas City
Jewelers Appear To Offer Handled Sterling Manicure Sets
Large handled sterling manicure pieces sell for 31.50 or 1.00 each, and smaller Toe kind priced at 50 cents. Ed PF. 8s operates the title priced jeweler at 40 W. Park in Butte.
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W. Park
Butte
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Boucher
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Elkes and McFerland
Leyes
Pickwick Rye
Ero
St.paul
Minneapol's. & Sons
Schatzlein
Dr. Bennett Electric Belt Co
Union Block
Denver
Colo
DR. Chung
Herb Sanitarium
Calkins
West Side Paper Co
W. Broadway
Ulster
Mrs. Cleveland Free
Calkins’ Book Store
Heernsley
Harry Blumkin
Howard
B. W. Raymond
Hampden
North Main St
Diamond Coal
Northwest Coal Co. Verds
Ohn Tai
Pn Butte
Butte, Montana
Vinlen-Media
Mayo
Fosselman Drug CO
Butte, Mont
Swend Carlson
Tom Moore
S. Main, Butte
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Lumber Department
Mamilton, Mont
Ofice and Yards
Arizonas
Aluminum
Umice
Yards
Rich and Prout
Anacouds
Sterling
Neve
Montana Music Hall
Palace Music Hall
J. J. Fielding
J. W. Kenney
Mott
Creveland
Gui
Binien & Media Brugie
Calder
Boston Dental College
Sormerly
Chicago College Dental Burgery
Sraduate Haskell
Owsiey Biock
Madam Shields
Hatt
Swhebes
Wo Haute Cheine
Ewitehes
Bette
Montave
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