Montana and California displays at San Francisco exhibit
Helena and Frisco reports show Montana displays installed or awaiting funds for San Francisco exposition. Secretary Frank Haselbaker from California notes need for money to place Montana exhibits. Other local notes include lodge officer installations, Elks dance attendance, and guests traveling to Rochester Seattle and Helena for visits and treatments.
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Helena
Montana
Ban Francisco
Frank Haselbaker
Montana Commission
California
San Francisco
Bozeman News Summary of Jan 3 Local Items
Misa Bertha Richter leaves for Chicago to enter Moody Institute. Mr and Mrs Richard Richter of Nor Fix depart after a week's visit at Mrs A Richter. Baptist Ladies Society meeting attracted many. Bozeman Housekeepers Club hosted at Bra. I B Linfield home. Prof Famund Burke to speak on mall fertility project at Big Timber. Mr and Mrs Alfred Dier leave for Hell Roaring camp with Ruth Mitchell and Victor Benson. Telegram says Miss Ruby Settle's dormitory at Stanley Hall burned. she lost everything save her clothes.
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Bozeman
Misa Bertha Richter
Chicago
Moody Institute
Richard Richter
Nor- Fix
A. Richter
de Menting
Baptist Ladies’ Attociety
Bozeman Housekeepers’ Club
Fon Thurmlay
Bra
B. Linfield
RM. Elgar
W.P. Jarvis
Famund Burke
Lindsay-Glass
Mall Fertility
Alfred Dier
Dier
Hell Roaring
Ruth Mitchell
Victor Benson
Mra
Mr. Settle
Ruby Settle
Stanley Hall
Minneapka
Miss Settle
Mia
Sette
Ger
If You Could Only Be a Stomach
A humorous promotional piece extols Stuart's Digestive Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia. It argues the stomach endures harsh, unhealthy ingredients and heavy work, claiming the tablets enter the bloodstream to balance digestion, ease workload, and supply new juices. It emphasizes universal demand, quality tests, and a 5 cent price with a mail-order sample offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Prosecution Rest in Retallick Case in Butte Court
In Butte district court Thomas Retallick faces land larceny charges tied to the miners union funds. State witnesses described threats and a heavy hammer used during the alleged theft and safe breaking. Defense argues police complicity. jurors seated as proceedings began. Owen Smith received 18 months for kidnapping in a related case, per Judge Taw.
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Boneman
Thomas Retallick
Funda
Butte Miners’ Union
Butte
J. J. McCaffery
Figman
Roscow
TG. Denny
Wi Ar 'Tye
W. Uramart
GA. Stratton
Dan Inabfit
Frank Jacobe
Homer Maxwell
G. Ta Amhter
Remi Monforton
A. McGinney
George White
RTL
Miners’ Union
Dan Holland
John Johnson
Sherif
John Keller
Sherif “Mim. Warren
Mike O'Connor
Mike Fogarty
Dan Graig
Tim Driscoll
James Larkin
Jona €. Smith
Anow
Ian Fune
Driscoll
Cro
Owen Smith
B. Ik Taw
Stout Proposes Surface Rights Bill for Northern Pacific
Representative Stout introduced a bill directing the Interior Secretary to accept certain lands in township 2 north for Northern Pacific. The bill reserves all title to lands to the United States and grants surface rights as specified.
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STOUT
Northern Pacific
Washington
Representatie Stout
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Open House Traditions Spark Deer Lodge New Year
Deer Lodge Jan 2 New Year customs showcased hospitality across town. Hosts included Mrs A H Attchell Harold Hagenah and families at multiple homes. Mayor Cunley entertained many, signaling hoped prosperity for the year. A county inquest cleared Policeman Knutson in the Maldon shooting. Farms employ 20,109 workers feeding 19,000,000 Americans.
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A. H. Attchell
Harold Hagenah
William Coleman
Josef Mulcahy
W. C. Spotts- Wood
Joseph Coleman
Mesara
Alfred Wnitworth
Some Montgomery
Ewing Montgomery
Aasconda
Anaconda
Dtg
Pennington
Lee Kelley
Justice of Weights and Measures
Ming Katherine Whitworth
Sirs. K. McLeod
West Side
Meadames Wylie. Pugh
J. Huber
W. G. Gunther
Stogdale
Saloonkeepers complain as hotel fined in early closing case
Great Falls January 2 saloon keepers complain after a police court filing against Hotel Rainbow management for violating the early closing ordinance. The complaint arose from drinks served during a charity ball in the palm room that kept hours past dawn New Year’s morning. Sam Stephenson, president of the Great Falls Townsite Co., pled guilty for the hotel. A $100 fine was paid. Liquor is prohibited from 1am to 6am under the ordinance.
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Great Falls
Rainbow
Sam Stephenson
New Year Social Fetes Arts and Politics in Dillon
Beaverhead Democrats travel to Helena for party banquet while Dillon residents report social events. Dan Mahoney from Twin Falls buys up stock sheep for shipment home. Chris Maurer, former stockman, returns from Southern California. A Beaverhead County women voters registration drive is anticipated. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Hughes honeymoon near Wise River after marriage. Normal College dormitory hosts New Year celebration with various entertainments led by Anna Owsley.
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Jon
Jan. Z
Social Fight Club
Prank Swarts
Beaverhead County
Helena
Democratic Party
J." Poindexter
E. L Poindexter
W. 8. Watson
TL. J. Crittenden
Normal College
Dillon
Killed in Wreck Near Great Falls Rancher Dies
Great Falls Jan 2 S P Loweler a Chouteau county rancher was instantly killed when his automobile wrecked two miles from town. His wife and young son were badly hurt the man C Yoseter and a friend escaped with minor injuries. Mrs Loweler and the boy were taken to Fort Benton hospital while Loweler’s body was taken to Geraldine pending coroner arrival.
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Great Falls
S. P. Loseter
Chouteau County
C. Yoseter
Geraldine
Fire Destroys Four Buildings in Fromberg Town
Rapid blaze in Fromberg Carbon county early today destroyed four buildings and damaged several others. Fire officials estimate losses around $20,000 with a third insured. J. J. Lowe owned a pool hall and meat market burned, as did the homeowner’s residence. A strong northwest wind fanned the flames until volunteers curtailed the spread.
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Billings
Fromtown
Carbon County
Here
J. J. Lowe
Hamilton News: Local Residents Return Visits Mentioned
Harton Jan Nina Peterson Miaw Leon Capehare travel to FYOe Ghee for a few days visit Mae tinsel Healey returns from two days Misgoda Maa Skeleton back from Carlton visiting Verne Robertson Bitter Root attends Ravallt ball Nick Ditidauer Dustin Shannon from Bitter Root returns to Hamiton Verne Robertson joins Florence trip for Ravallt Prank Stevens visits sister Ruth Reitz visits Leavitt home Toy Hork back after days away Hamilton Thatcher couple to Boston for winter
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W. Cottrell
aKantaire
Stowennville
Silse”Verne Robertson
Florence
Stevens
Mise Rdlth Reitz
Leavitt
Toy Hork
Mrs. Hamilton Thatcher
Boston
Three Forks News Briefs From January First Week
Hindman was taken to Deer Lodge after dropping a gun on New Year’s Eve, bullet injuring his leg. Ericksons and daughter visited Willow. Crevis Martin to move into new house soon. Roy Hungerford remains bedbound after a long earlier injury. Milwaukee Railway official W B Foster visited Seattle area. Otto Header, brewery owner with ties to Iowa and Washington, died at 48 in Rock Island.
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Three Forks
Hindman
Deer Lodge
Conrad Erickson
Ava
Martin
Jefferson Island
Roy Hungerford
W. B. Foster
Milwaukee Railway
Seatt Wis
Wisconsin
Rock Island
Otto Header
Towa
Washington
St Marks church to hold revival and worship in January
Anaconda readers learn of St Marks church revival plans for January with evangelist John Gregory directing music and a large chorus. Services begin with a 1:00 a.m. communion and a 7:20 p.m. evening service, plus Sunday school at First Methodist and Epworth league events for youth.
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St. Mark's Church
J. la Craig
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner Third
Oak Streets
John A. Meeke
Third
Ures
D. TR. MacKine
Epworth League
W. J. Palt
John Gregory
Jennie Watkine
IL Glock
Christian Endeavor
Mise Elise Weaver
A. J. Hamilton
H. F. Rita
First Presbyterian Church
Main
Fourth Streets
Clogk
J. B. Fleming
Chicago
Miew Jessie Fleming
College of Montana
Christan Endeavor
Swedish Baptist Church
A. J. Stormans
Death of Mrs C H Williams in Seattle
From Seattle comes word that Mrs C H Williams, formerly of Anaconda, Montana, died of a complication of illnesses. She leaves no children and three brothers survive in California, Montana, Minnesota, and Illinois. Her husband was in the Standard at Anaconda.
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Isoula
H. L. Bickenbace
Seattle
C. H. Williams
Anaconda
Montana
California
Baraboo Visitor Leaves for Portland and Empress Vaudeville Shows
Miss Rose Dunn of Baraboo Wisconsin left yesterday evening for Portland to attend Dewey hall on Wednesday evening. It was announced yesterday that the Empress Vaudeville show at the Margaret Tuesday night will present two performances on the same basis as last Friday.
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Butte
Medman
McGregor
Rose Dunn
Baraboo
Wis
P. H. Madden
Portland
the Margaret
Bomb Blast Kills One in Lisbon Estrelle Quarter
Dispatch reports two men were making bombs in a shed in Lisbon's Estrelle district when a missile exploded. One man died and another was wounded. Police searched the area and found several bombs.
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Paris
Havas
Lisbon
Estrelle
Fragmentary health distress described in garbled text
The passage presents a chaotic, unreadable user message about severe symptoms including throbbing head pain yellowing skin dry lips and constipation. It appears to be a distressed plea for help with unclear context and multiple misspellings.
Immigration Bill Passes Senate
The article outlines literacy tests for aliens and exemptions for certain categories, including relatives over 18, those escaping religious persecution, and transit aliens. It notes a head tax increase and raises health and labor safeguards, with provisions on contract labor, skilled labor imports, and a Cummins amendment aligning labor and commerce to monitor migration against unemployment.
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Secretary of Labor
United State
Tve
United States
Cummins
Departments of Labor and Commerce
Congress
Doctor Shaw Dead in Boston Medical Circles
Dr. James Shaw, a noted Boston physician and brother of Dr. Ann Howard Shaw, president of the National Woman Suffrage Association, died yesterday. He was born in Newcastle, England, 76 years ago.
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Boston
Gan
James 8. Shaw
Shany
Ann Howard Shaw
National Woman ‘Suffrage ‘Association
Ied
Newcastle
England
Papes Cold Compound Promises Fast Cold Relief
An old newspaper ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as a quick cure for grips and colds. It claims three doses taken every two hours will relieve nasal congestion, discharge, headache, feverishness, and sneezing, with a pleasant taste and no inconvenience.
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Pape
Grippe
Old Time Headache Powder Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dr James Headache Powder as a fast cure for headache neuralgia and pain. It claims dramatic relief within moments after a dime package is taken and warns to avoid substitutes.
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Wil Bariment
Goressheutz
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HT. Cumming
Dietrich
Plizabeth Emery
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Fred Holland
Florence Holland
John A. Featherman
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Philipsburg
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Helmvill
Martin Peterson
Bozeman News
F. A. Stuart Company
Stuart Building
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Eity
August’ Malchon
Kid
George Knutson
Acer
Fred D. Warde
Maldon
Dillon News
Chouteay Coundead
Wie
Fromberg
Hamilton News
Anaconda News
First Baptist Church
A. A
Mainwaring
Ita. m
Union
Ladies’ Aid Society
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sixth and
Cedar Streets
Franzen
Theosophical Society
Palace Block
Main Street
EB. Catlin
First Church of Christ, Scientist
AMS
Fred _K. Houston
D. F. Hivey
St Louis
H. D. Rohde
Minnapolis
TW. Mills
Gregson
Edgard
H. A. Danke
Murphy
Butte Briefs
Dewey Hall
Baker’s Cocoa
Walter Baker & CO. Limited
Dorchester
Mass
Senate
Wit
Rand
DR. Shaw
Nogre
Elbert L. Hills
Mall
Signatre
Don
Dr. James
Pat
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