New Big Hole Road Declared Useless in Winter
County officials report severe snow blockages on Big Hole district roads. Supervisor Calvert explains the new highway from Taision to a dunation is impassable past Neff Ranch, forcing travel through the old route. He urges limited opening with brush clearances while keeping the old road in winter shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert
Big Hole
Board of County Commisseioners
Br. Neff
Mr. Neffine
Piperviaor
Ada
Ivervisor
Shane
Thane
Rateton
Leef Sleer
Ehipmient
Regular monthly report of Hearst Free Library
The December 1997 report from Hearel Creeibrary shows increases over prior periods and marks December as the largest month in the library’s history for tools issued. Names and some details are garbled but indicate staff and usage highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst Free Library
Mise Elize
Teth Thomson
Wbrarlan
Tanowe
Aguie Houson Visser
AGUIL
Barcereres
Fire department responds to trio of small blazes
Early yesterday the Anadaconda fire department was summoned to Hickory Street and West Woimmerce Avenue for a blaze in an ash barrel that was nearly extinguished before arrival. A second call reported a Pine Street fire near the brewery, not serious, and handled easily. In the evening a stray blaze near the downtown foundry provoked minor exercise for the fire horses, with a small alarm and limited damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Tne
Hickory Street
Woimmercie Avenue
Pine Street
Pheles
Road to Wellville Diet Advice Cited in Michigan Letter
A Michigan woman shares experiences after changing her eating habits to avoid heavy greasy foods. She reports a clouded brain, improved nerves, and better bowels after following the book The Road to Wellville, using grape juice with sugar and cream and cutting meat pastry and hot foods. The letter promotes physical culture and urges readers to consider diet for health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Wellville
Tam
Posty Company
Mite Creek
Mich
Wellyiile
Alarm misuse leads to reform school sentence planned
A city patrol reports repeated false alarms from boys turning in alarms to see the horses work. One boy who triggered an alarm will be sent to reform school when Judge Winston returns. Two others face arrest for the same offense, with a $50 reward offered for tips leading to arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reform School
Winston
Anaconda Man Killed in Nevada Rail Disaster
Davia Lewis a resident of Anaconda was killed yesterday in a rain wreck at Elko Nevada. He was found with a card showing his name and not a member of the Anaconda Mill and Smelter Man's union. Officers sought relatives and will query Secretary Collins at union headquarters. Night Chief Ingalls doubts the dead man had local relatives or long residence. A telegram from Ogden Utah prompted morning inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davia Lewis
Ahacunda
Hike
Nev
Timath
Sook Ub Relativen
Abis
Cuticht
David Lewis
Anaconda
Collins
Union
Las Mornine
Ingalls
Iis City
Ogden
Utah
Local notes from Deccan area including New Year events
Community notices from Butte and Anaconda area workers and families. Mentions Rev H A Carnahan, F My Hetloran, Kate Marron visiting Buble, lodge installations, and New Year travel. Local meetings at 407 West Foueihtreet AM drug stores hours, Kilsey kinley nephews, George Opp harness business, and Mary McGInty clerk. Readers asked to settle spelling query about right/all right and aleight.
Jurors Retire Night in Powers Case at Georgetown
Georgetown Ky Jan 2 Jurors in the Powers case retire for the night after a lengthy exchange. Judge Morris read to the jury portions of the cross examination of Henry FE Youtsey and two written questions proposed by the prosecution. The court will reconvene tomorrow morning to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Jydga Morris
Henry FE
Albin Company Seeks 60 Million Feet Timber Sale
In Helena Montana a company named Albin seeks federal approval to purchase about 60 million feet of timber from the Helena Patton forest reserve. The process involves preliminary arrangements and a prompt sale once approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Jan
Allen
Tomer
Helena Patton
Cuban Cuatone Receipts In Island History
The Cuban cuatoena receipts for the year 187 were the largest John history of the island. The total amounted to about 20,000,043 dollars with a loss around 18,623,208 in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huvana
Ian
John Hiatory
Ivland
Grand Army Veterans to Install Officers at Annual Event
Grand Army of the Republic members finalize plans for the annual installation of officers for 1908 at the Mast Commercial avenue hall. The program includes ceremonies, songs, speeches, bugle calls, and a dance into the morning with numerous local dignitaries, committee members, and invited veterans assisting in welfare and nursing wounded.
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Rand
Renchile
Hell Dn Mast Commercial Avenue
Anaconda
George G. Meade
Charles Fl. West
James King
George O. Engiigh
Roger Edwards
EA. Waterbury
James M. Sligh
Aungron
T. C. Davidaun
M. B. Speer
Benjamin Sweeny
B. Mannix
William Dobson
George OO. English
J. P. McAndrews
Thomas Keeshaw
Michael Lane
Charles Wollett
Charles Smith
BS. van Norsdol
T. C. Davidson
Augustus Short
Eber Golder
John Canovan
Marshall B. Speer
Joby Marchion
William Appleby
Patrick McAndrews
J. M. Rockefeller
Mmothy O'Leary
Roger Thwarts
Edwin A. Waterfury
Peter Stephens
Halmer H. Smith
George W. Housman
Hamilton Happenings Special 9 the Standard
Hamilton news item covers a New Year shoot at the old gun club, crowd attendance, and ongoing efforts to form a club. It also notes the last wedding of the year, Genest C. Wells and Mrs Jessie B. Preston, with ceremony by Rev I W Carr. Local residents and travels post New Year are mentioned in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Bkamilton
Graunis
Coureauis Gunners
I. W. Carr
Presbyterian Church
Genest C. Wells
Jessie BD. Preston
Stevensvilhe
Fannie Wells
al Caroling Wels
Bru Wells
Enucl
Carr
P. Dugan
Afisperla
Walter UI
McLeoe
George D. Little
Missoula
C. Hagan
Hamlet youths race as Whitelaw sells orders in Montana
The passage describes Hamilton youths in a lively scene and Faull Whitelaw of Kelana selling goods to Montana merchants. The event hints at a local gathering, musical cheer, and an order book activity ongoing that evening with future plans to repeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Hamiton
Faull Whitelaw
Kelana
Montana
Officers Start After Man Full of Whiskey
Deputy Sheriff McNanald and Belt drive to Potomac to pursue Mike McNamara, a well known local character, said to be intoxicated and dangerous when drinking. He previously drove his family from their home, necessitating medical attention, and now officers fear a relapse into insanity under liquor.
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Missoula
McNanald and Belt
Potomac
Blackfoot
Mike McNamara
McNastiariy
False Pretenses Charged Also Malicious Mischief
Dissuulu, Jar. and L. Jones arraigned before Justice Phillips for obtaining money under pretenses and pled not fully. trial postponed pending further investigation. A complaint against C. L. and Adelbert Griswold for malicious mischief was filed in the same court. W. Z. McClain testified that the brothers destroyed a log cabin on the school section west of the city. A warrant was issued and turned over to the sheriff for the arrest of the two accused.
Knights of Columbus Install Officers in Missoula
Missoula Knights of Columbus held a session with a business meeting and installation of officers. The new officers named include H. M. Small grand knight P. M. Rettly deputy grand knight A. J. Violette chancellor Thomas Conlon recorder Fr. Roullier Jr financial secretary TW L Kelly lecturer E C Mul-Toney advocate A P Quinn warden M T Gulden inner guard I A Wisementell outer guard Z T Gaezze Morin and Charles Cahill trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
M. T. Gulden
I. A. Wisementell
Z. T. Gaeazse
Ee Morin
Charles Cahill
Man Eats Snow and Grass Along Right of Way Near Arlee
A report from Arlee says a very thinly clad, apparently insane man was eating snow grass and gravel from the Northern Pacific right of way about a mile from Arlee. Deputy Sheriff Dean left on delayed No 3 to locate him and bring him to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Arlee
Northern Pacific
charttCs
Sherif Dean
Sigma Nu banquet honors Montana Phi Tau at Gem Cafe
Missoula January 2 Sigma Nu fraternity of the University of Montana held a banquet at the Gem cafe with A. R. Morgan as toastmaster. Respondents to toasts kept the group lively late. Attending were Judge J. M. Evans, F. H. Soole, J. B. Spear, A. R. Morgan, D. F. Monner, Fred Murphy, Te. Oo. Tinanoe, HM. McCullough, C. F. Kitt, BF. Dotinean, Vincent Crale, V. Sint and C. L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinanove
HM. McCullough
C. F. Kitt
BF. Dotinean
Vincent Crale
V Sint and
C. L
Death follows operation on Stevensville girl
Missoula January 2 Jennie May Parch ten year old daughter of T F Parch of Stevensville died at the Sisters hospital this morning from complications after an appendicitis operation. The body was taken by Undertaker Lucey and sent to Stevensville for burial on the evening train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Jennie May Parch
T. F. Parch
Stevensville
Sisters’ Hospital
Lucey
Attandence
Cooley
Lucy & Sons member to attend furniture expositions
Missoula January 2 Aven Lucy of the firm Lucy & Sons will serve in the morning for the DAs hast. Hy will be gone about a0 days to attend furniture expositions at Chicago and Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Aven Lucy
Dm, Lucy & Sons
Thin City
Chigaga
Grand Rapids
James Dowdes Funeral Arrangements Noted
Missoula reports arrangements for the funeral of James Dowdes who died yesterday. The service is planned for Saturday at the Catholic church, with details released by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Tle
James Dowdes
Cathallochiveh
Rocky Ford Bank Closed. Examiner In Charge
Rocky Ford Colo Jan 2 The State Bank of Rocky Ford closed its doors today as Examiner Beatty began an investigation. Bank reported assets over 250000 and deposits exceed 90000 with a surplus near 39000. The bank was long considered strong in the Arkansas Valley with high grade farm lands nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Yark
Colo
State Bank of Rocks Ford
Atale Bante Examiner
Beatty
In Bank
Arkansac
Smith Denies Plans to Close Smelters
Helena report quotes Smith denying rumors of plant closures at the American Smelting and Refining Company. He clarifies any shutdowns would affect only some smelters and would align with normal industry conditions and wage restoration once production normalizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Dun
Smith
Tony Tudo Sperifia Rimia
Conti
Uiih
Missoula Farmers Meet Discuss Crop and Poultry Topics
The first farmers meeting of the season in Missoula County drew large attendance with three sessions in the district court room. Speakers from Bozeman and Missoula covered preserving soil, crop rotation, the hundred dollar cow, pear brightness, horticulture as a profession, and farming education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Farmers’ Methal
Bissoula
Steston
Charles Dallman
Couley
Bozeman
Edwin Fox
Orchotd Homes
D. B. Swingle
Montana
Clover
John Ws. Witey
Borera
Dion
Taterent
Pratt
Preliminary trial for Welmer White in Taft murder case
In Missouli January 2 Welmer White accused of murdering James Gibson at Taft faced a preliminary court trial at 10 am. County Attorney Marlowe presented witnesses including Mrs Gibson wife of the dead man and Deputy Shey Pet Colehan who made the arrest. Dr Flynn testified on autopsy results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouli
Welmer
James Ibson
Taft
Phillips
Marlowe
Gibson
Shey
Pet Colehan
Flynn
White
Gitson
White Leving
Open Letter Praises Vinol Cod Liver Medicine in Anaconda
Anaconda residents are urged to try Vinol sold by Newers Drug Company in Butte and Ra Set, with money back if it falls short. The ad claims Vinol uses cod liver elements to restore health, strengthen the aged and infirm, and aid coughs and lung troubles.
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St. May
Gleeusslon
Anaconda
Anaconta
Vinci
Winoi
Odd Smith Drug Company
Butte
Newers Drug Company
Ra Set
Unclear Historical Remedy Claim Details
Fragmentary OCR text references a dubious remedy for various pains and ailments with terms resembling medicines, charms, and ingredients. The passage lacks clear persons, dates, places, or verifiable entities, making precise summarization difficult but indicating a description of a waltzing remedy or tonic.
Gibeon Returns Home and Court Hears Self Defense Claim
A witness testified that Gibeon, freed from jail earlier, behaved abusively toward the witness and White. He allegedly blamed them for not securing his release. The defendant stated that Mist attacked White with a knife and was shot in self defense. no gay testimony was offered. Attorney moved to dismiss on justifiable homicide grounds.
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Gibeon
Gibeson
White
Mist
C. H. Hall
Phillips
Atip. m
No Dividends Paid to Subsidiary Outfits
Receivers for the New York City Railway company faulted today on the payment of the quarterly dividends due January 1 on the capital stock funneled into subsidiary companies. Dividends act as rentals for the leases, and under lease terms stockholders cannot sue for a month after default.
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New York, Jan
New York City
Murder on the Isthmus for purposes of robbery
Philip F. Kramer, a locomotive engineer for the Isthmian Canal Commission, was murdered at Paralis during the night of December 16. Robbery is given as the motive, as Kramer was known to carry substantial sums of money. He has a daughter living in Portland.
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Washington
Fireworks explosion kills two women in Rochester
A Rochester Fireworks Co building explosion injures and kills two women. Sade Ernest was killed instantly, Mrs Gillian O Connor died later at hospital, and May Callighan suffered serious burns but is expected to recover. The blast tore a side of the bundles and toppled the roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Ty
Rochester Fireworks Company
Sade Ernest
Inslay
Gillan O'Connor
May Callighan
Harden Too Ill To Appear In Court
Berlin on January reports that editor Harden was unable to attend a court session as her health prevented travel. The court's physician confirmed her illness at Harden's residence, and prosecutors sought to conclude proceedings in her absence. The judge adjourned the hearing to the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harden
Berlin
Harden-Von Malike
CIA
Harde
Mason Leader Allison Nailey Dies at 71 in City
Washington January 1 1920 secretary general of the supreme council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons southern jurisdiction Allison J Nailey died of the grip at his residence in the city today aged 71 years.
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Washington
Allison J. Nailey
Supreme Council of the Ancient and
Southern Jurisdiction
A Simple Remedy For Family Ailments From Turpentine
A simple家庭 remedy suggests turpentine and camphor as cleansing agents and healing aids. It covers uses on fabric skin and pain relief with hot water compresses and camphor compounds. cautions include irritation and careful application near the eyes and for children.
Gambling and the Value of Conscience in Trouble
The passage argues gambling brings injurious excitement and false consolation. It portrays the gambler as driven by emotion, not health or happiness, and suggests compensation comes only through duty interpreted by Providence. It emphasizes remorseless self-justification and warns against the erosion of character under financial loss.
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New Big Hole
Sepr
Fire Department
Dutty
Pire Bk
Elko
Mula Fe
Glen
Stegg's
Staten Pepsi Ing
Verberckmoer
Washoe Coal Gomeday
H. A. Carnahan
Buttemaentay
F. My Hetloran
Butteyesfendex
WC. T. U
Kate Marron
Buble
Ays
Selma Zrlakson
Amiconda
M. ©. Leonard
Fraternal Brotherhood
Mr. Peres
Bendlashen
Copper City
Bulla
Wiliam Helliher
Hutte
Marrin
Iver
Trieals
Fils
Atrs
B. J. Bownan
Blaming
Tescue of
Bufe
Balt Lake
Patrick Kirl
George W. Opp
Diaimy Kinley Af
Patrick Kirley
Ais
Father Marsan
Anacanda
Gonzaga College
Spokane
Daly Boarm Mal
George Cummick
Anaconda Circle
Ye. m
Iimas
Himsportance
Mary McGinty
Thomas Fitestephens
Powers
Albin Company
LEMAR
Grand Army Veterans
Herova
Grend Elsit
Carter Pittle
Pes
Eadache
Lowes
Swall Pill
Sma
Pilla
Tony Algo Rulipto
Irou
Knights OF Columbus
James Dowleds
Rocky Ford Bank Closes
Philadelphia
Wiliam
Ehnoffer
Philadelphia Methodist
Missoula County
Mrs. Olson
Widom
Canet
TOR
Millione
Moshare
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Bonner
Toole Agenut
Missbula ,Mont
Tamarack
HG Mason
Gilla
Copper Mining CO. Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Mont
Missoula, Mont
United States Depository
Ge AL Wolp Eeesseeeyeeseserereree
John C. Lehsou
Rymar C
Sseeveerreseretee
Eiveserinress
Burplas
Promis
M. L
Golden State
Daly Bank and Truss CO
John ZR Toole
BJ. Bowman
Biockton VE
Mqhn C
Harrington
Aastrasn
Yegen Bros
Park
Trazzuda
Bualuese
C. Yegen
PF. Yegen
E. P. Moritt
Wishier
Cook Remedy CO
Streat
Chicago
CC. C
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