Butte Doctor Faces Medical Ethics Charges Over Ads
Dr. William P. Kelley of Butte, called Dr Yellek in ads, is accused by Dr. Louis Bernheim of unprofessional and dishonorable conduct for claims of rapid cataract removal and more cures than any living physician. The state board hearing is set for January 206 in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Medical Examiners
William P. Kelley
Butte
Kelley
Louis Bernheim
Yellek
Yelley
Bernheim
Riddell
Helena
State Board
Pemberton & Maury
Breen
Real estate loans offered by Conroy O'Brien at Broadway
We can make loans promptly on real estate at six to ten percent according to loan amount. If you have any property to sell, list it with us. Conroy & O'Brien, No. 47 East Broadway.
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S. W
Conroy & O'Brien
East Broadway
Does Not Disappoint New Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Relief
A recently appeared catarrh remedy has shown remarkable success in tests so far, offering quick relief from symptoms. The product is being touted for its effectiveness and potential to aid sufferers who have struggled with persistent congestion and discomfort.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Offer Systemic Remedy
A vintage advertisement promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a safe internal cure for nasal throat bronchial and stomach catarrh. It claims the tablets act on the blood rather than external washes and cites Dr. Eaton praising their effectiveness in ulcerated cases. Complete treatment sells for 50 cents with a free booklet from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
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Stuart
Eaton
Cam
Btuart
F.A. Stuart Co
Marshall
Mich
Gas leak near Main and Granite causes 15 foot sewer flame
Officials hunting a gas leak near Main and Granite streets flush a storm sewer. A lighted match ignites trapped gas, causing a 15 foot flame and an explosion that rips a street grate but injures none. The leak location remains unfound, likely farther away with laterals feeding the odor to the corner.
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Main
Granite
Engineering Department
Main and
Connells
Public installation by local G A R and Woman's Relief Corps
Butte hosts a public installation of officers by Lincoln Post G A R and Woman's Relief Corps at Suttons Theater Saturday evening. A Civil War drill under Capt. W H Black, vocal solos by Miss Margie Willard and others, and an address by Ella Knowles Haskell are planned. Officers named include J W Masterson, Mary E Robins, and Violet Gilbert among many.
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Woman's Relief Corps of
Butte
Lincoln Post
Sutton’s
New Theater
W. HH. Black
Senatius Donnelly
Fitz Butler
Margie Willard
Seatos
Vernon Matlack
Ella Knowles Haskell
J. W. Masterson
J. N. Waldrip
L. Farnham
E. H. Bruce
S. G. Smith
WY. H. Manchester
John A. Hook
8S. Pollock
Guard
Smith
Sentinel
Resources Of Flathead County Show Vast Prospects
Fred Whiteside of Kalispell extols Flathead county resources as vast and diversified. He highlights mines, timber, livestock ranges, fertile valleys, coal near the Canadian line, oil prospects at Kinda lake, and a large lumber industry with the O'Brien Plant and Great Northern ties operation. He notes fruit, vegetable markets in Butte and wheat exports to England.
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Fred Whiteside
Kalispell
Butte
Flathead County
Mr. Whiteside
Kinda Lake
Flathead
Great Northern Railway
O’brien
Great Northern
England
Local Prosperity Celebrated in County Message
A brief, upbeat note praises the county and its people stating flour is shipped abroad and that the residents are industrious happy and prosperous reflecting a positive community outlook.
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Orient
Shackleton to Leave Butte for Long Beach California
James W. Shackleton, a longtime Butte contractor and respected citizen, will move with his family to Long Beach California next week to spend his remaining days there after selling all his Butte business interests.
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James W. Shackleton
Butte
Long Beach
Cal
Small Boy Surrenders Watch Held for Inquiry
Harry Pierce of 8 North Montana Street attempted to dispose of a silver watch on Lower Main Street yesterday afternoon. Detective Murphy took the timepiece into custody to determine if it was stolen.
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Hiarry Pierce
North
Montana Street
Lower Main Street
Murphy
Watch found by officer could be returned to boy
The officer said no evidence linked the boy to a theft but the lad said he picked up the Elgin watch on the street. The case bears number 9.144 and the works show 4 750 625. If no owner is identified at the station, the watch will be returned to the boy.
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Elgin
First Round for Mr Wright Wins Plumber Bill Dispute
Ed Wright the plumber won the first round in a city plumbing bill dispute. He charged the city 116 for work. aldermen reduced to 72. Justice Arnold ruled in Wright’s favor in the main, but reduced the bill to 100. A wedding occurred at 934 Utah avenue the home of the bride’s sister Mrs McAuliffe on Sunday evening.
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Ed Wright
Wright
Arnold
Utah Avenue
Winfield A Clark and Miss Lizzie McWhirk Wed in Big Timber
The ceremony for Winfield A Clark and Lizzie McWhirk took place with Rev J W Tait officiating at Grace M E church in the presence of close friends. The couple will reside in Big Timber where Clark has substantial business interests. A Diamond Brothers minstrels show opened tonight at Button Family theater, praised by The Great Falls Tribune. The Grand audience last night saw a top minstrels act, with lively music and fresh jokes. Helena dispatch notes state the state board of equalization will hold a meeting.
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Winfield A. Clark
Lizzie McWhirk
Big Timber
Clark
J. W. Tait
Grace M, FE. Church
Diamond Brothers
Button Family Theater
Great Falls Tribune
Primrose & Dockstader
Standard
Helena
Jan
State Board of Equalization
County Assessor Board Plans Budget and Insurance Rule Changes
The county assessors plan to decide on blanks used for this year and seek to have assessors return insurance premium excesses over losses. Although required by law, only two assessors complied last year Lewis and Clarke and Flathead. The board may travel to state meetings on January 28 to discuss the annual assessors meeting.
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Morrow
Lewis and Clarke
Flathead
Hutte
Norwegian Sheepherder Charged With Forgery in Red Lodge
Andy Sampson, a Norwegian sheepherder, was arrested in Columbus by Sheriff Potter and brought to Red Lodge to answer a $56 forgery charge. He allegedly stole a blank National Park Bank check from George W. Robertson, filled it, and cashed it at the Carbon County bank, passing through both banks unnoticed. The incident was first noticed at the National Park bank and then reported.
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Kied Lodge
Mont
Andy Sampson
Columbus
Potter
Red Lodge
Sampson
George W. Robertson
Clark Fork
National Park Bank of
Livingston
Carbon County
Prisoner Waives Examination After Guilt Admitted
The prisoner admitted guilt to Sheriff Potter and, after arraignment this afternoon, waived examination and was bound over to the district court.
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Robertson
Potter
District Court
Helena District Court Opens Suit Over City Funds
A suit filed in Helena district court seeks 87 822 dollars from the National Bank of Providence to recover general fund warrants issued in 1893 1894 and 1896. Attorneys for the plaintiff recently demanded payment but were refused. In a separate note a schooner arrived at Port Townsend after a voyage from Honolulu facing a northeast gale near the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
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Standard
Helena
Jan
District Court
National Machange Bank of
Providence
KR. B
ISM
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Butte News
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Sutton’s Theater
Dorothy
Granite Corner
Wyoming
Orton E Bros
N. Main Street
Weiphere Bros. & Epstein
Pythian Castle
South Main
Wheiteside
Hich
Strious
Happs
Paris
Cuttingham
Boas
Evers
E. P. Reed & Co
W. Park St. Batie, Mont
W. Perk
Bette
Ment
California
Sunmier
MR. Wright
Diamond Brothers’ Minstrels
Ine
The
Family Theater
Hrank
Ted Lodge
Rhode Island Bank
Jundament
San Francisco
John G. North
Hoinsluin
Port Townsend
Spanker
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