George Proxsal Arrested In County Larceny Case
Sheriff Fleming nabbed three youths including George Proxsal, George Reardon, and Eugene Ward for grand larceny after a horse, buggy, and harness were found with them while they tried to flee town. Hugh McGreevy faces arrest as a co conspirator. Proxsal, noted for past troubles, allegedly rode from Powers ranch in Deer Lodge valley and caused the stolen goods to move west toward Commercial avenue. The gang’s capture followed a trail West of the city and charges will be pursued today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Proxsal
George Reardon
Eugene Ward
Fleming
Hugh McGreevy
George Powers
Deer Lodge Valley
Hugh Gilchrist
East Park Avenue
Reardon
Ward
Commercial Avenue
Sheriff Fleming
Mr. Powers
Proxia
Young Proxea
Bryan
James
Weather Conditions in Montana End of 1907 Report
The November and December 1907 snowfall was below average, with mountain snow low except in select ranges. Most snow fell during warm moist conditions, limiting drift. October and November precipitation were deficient, drying soils ready to absorb moisture. Relative to 1906, statewide water flow prospects for streams are less favorable.
Cure a Cold in One Day Promises Laxative Quinine Tablets
An ad promises a one day cure for a cold using laxative quinine tablets from W. Bove. It claims a refund if the remedy fails and notes the druggist sign with a signature on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOVE
Saloon Owner Arrested for Disobeying Early Closing Law
Marco Herbolich who runs the saloon at 723 East Park avenue was arrested for disobeying the early closing ordinance. Night Chief Percy Ingalls made the arrest and a $50 cash bond secured his liberty. He will have a hearing before Police Magistrate O'Boyle today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marco Herbolich
East Park Avenue
Percy Ingalls
O'Boyle
Coffee Cough Misleading Cure From Coffee to Postum
A Wisconsin woman suffers a reflex cough blamed on coffee not consumption. After doctors advised stopping coffee and using Postum, her cough and nerves improved, digestion normalized, and she lost her craving for coffee. Postum by the Fostum Co. is promoted with a health claim and a reference to The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Fostum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Mine Owners Consider Statewide Ore Treatment Group
Helena business letter outlines a plan to form a state association of mine owners and leasers focused on ore treatment costs. A meeting Jan 17 in Helena will include Lewis and Clark Powell Silver Bow Jefferson and Broadwater counties, with Granite County mostly excluded. Freeman, acting secretary, urges county representation and aims for 1,000 to 2,000 members statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Allen
Anaconda
H. C. Freeman
Helena
Mr. Allen
Lewis and Clark
Powell
Silver Bow
Jefferson
Broadwater
Granite
Granite County
Great Falls
Freeman
Siiver Bow
Hobson's Choea
Hélera
Montana
Callbreath
National Mining Congress
Mont
ABOUT THE CITY MEETS AND VISITORS IN ANACONDA
A roundup of local notes reports c O F meeting tonight and stage bug bargains at Stage s shop fresh dairy items at Teschers. Visitors include W J Paul of Deer Lodge and George Powers of Deer Lodge valley. Spotted: S E Larabie, F L Benepe, Dr H C Gardner, and others in town. The funeral of Mary Coffey is set for Monday morning at 9 from 410 Alder Street followed by mass at St Peter church. Deputy Sheriff Sam Lowe returns to his Flathead home after two to three days in Anaconda.
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Mary Coffey
Alder Street
St. Peter's Church
Sam Lowe
Flathead County
Montana Union Railroad
Unsalary Officers Entitled To Witness Fees in Civil Hearings
Attorney General Galen settles long dispute on witness fees for unsalaried county and township officers. Opinion holds that fixed salary officers do not receive fees in insanity hearings, while those paid only by per diem may claim per diem for time serving as witnesses in civil insanity proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Galen
Board of County Commissioners
King Alfonso May Visit the Land of the Mexican King Alfonso
Madrid reports widespread enthusiasm over a possible King Alfonso voyage to Mexico and Latin America next year. Imparcial urges Spain to seek cultural leadership in America, while Amago Nervo commends the idea. no US visit is suggested yet.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Mexico
Imparcial
Spain
America
Europe
Africa
Rome
Cavite
Santiago
Dillon Man Ill in Butte Hospital
E. L. Hall of the Graeter Grocery company is seriously ill in a Butte hospital after kidney trouble required surgical care. Local doctors report cautious progress as he rests following the operation.
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Standard
Dillon
E. L. Hall
Graeter Grocery Company
Butte
Vinol promised to aid aged residents of Anaconda
An Anaconda advertisement promotes Vinol as a cod liver oil based tonic for the elderly, claiming to rebuild strength, improve digestion, and enrich blood. It asserts Vinol is not a patent medicine, but a concentrate with iron, sold by Smith Drug Co in Anaconda and available in Butte via Newbro Drug Co, with a money back guarantee if it fails to benefit.
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Vinel
Vinci
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
Mont
Butte
Newbro Drug Company
Signature Ad Points to Bromo Quinine Remedy
An old advertisement claims only one Bromo Quinine can prevent the grip and urges readers to look for KE. W. Grove’s signature, priced at 25 cents. The terse promo emphasizes a singular remedy and traces its endorsement to a named signer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. W. Grove
Anaconda Boys Dominate Helena In Big City Game
Anaconda high school defeated Helena high school 33 to 8 in Helena Auditorium. Reid led Anaconda with 22 points while Hillis and O'Brien stood out for Helena. Referee Joe Horn oversaw fair calls and after the game spectators joined a celebratory dance.
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Helena
Anaconda
Helena High School
Sulgrove
Reid
Hillis
D O’brien
O'Brien
O’brien
Joe Horn
H. H. Bond
Hahn
Donaldson
McCarthy
Tiugnes
Local office move announced for Daly Bank site area
The local office of this company has relocated from the Daly Bank building to 123 East Park near the former location. John Hendren serves as agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Bank
East Park
John Hendren
Financial markets cheer as banking fears fade in New York
New York notes rapid clearing of banking crisis and ample credits. A $6,000,000 surplus in the prior week bank statement confirms improving conditions. Global money markets respond with renewed loan activity and rising demand for commercial paper, easing merchant fears. There is at least one thing in football: nobody has to play it.
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New York
New Musical Comedy Seeks Success in New York
New York week brings Funabashi to the Casino and The House of a Thousand Candles to Daly's as Anna Held opens at the Broadway. Funabashi features Taft world tour-inspired scenes with lively music and a strong cast led by Alice Fischer and Vera Michela. Mrs Fiske scores again in Rosmersholm while Holland impresses in The House of a Thousand Candles. Nazimova and Arliss also draw praise in recent premieres. Theatre plans push forward for Campbell and Hodge while Whiteside and Allen prepare new productions at major houses.
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The
Standard
New York
Casino
E. M. Holland
Daly's
Anna Held
Broadway
Astor Theater
Taft
Florodora
Mr. Holland
Mme. Nazimova
Owen Johnson
Ibsen
Bernard Shaw
Fiske
George Arliss
George C. Tyler
Liebler & Co
Patrick Cambell
Middle West
Tarkington-Wilson
Chicago
Vaginbond
Harriet Ford
Beerbohm Tree
William J. Loexe
Irene Wycherly
Wagenhals & Kemper
Eugene Walter
W. M. Wilkison
Andrew Mack
Colds Hazard and Cure Promoted by Chamberlain’s Remedy
Colds can lead to dangerous infections like pneumonia diphtheria and scarlet fever by preparing the body for germs. The text urges treating a cold promptly and touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as prompt effective and reliable for cures.
Theatre and touring plans highlight 1900s arts column
Julia Marlowe sails Adelaide to Naples and returns to New York by March with plans for Theater Alley visits. Reports on Fanny Rice seeking new comic opera, Chauncey Olcott's Brooklyn engagement and South tour, plus updates on Joe Weber Lulu Glaser and the Mabel Taliaferro company.
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Lyric Theater
Gloria
Fred C. Whitney
Shaftsbury Theater
London
Bert Whitney
Wallack
John C. Fisher
Mabel Taliaferro Company
Weber’s
Joe Weber
Lulu Glaser
Peter F. Dailey
Ross
Fenton
Fanny Rice
Miss Rice
New York
Chauncey Olcott
Majestic Theater
Brooklyn
O'Neill
Derry
Lake George
Eleanor Robson
Chicago
Salomy Jane
N. C. Goodwin
Liebler & Co
Nancy Sykes
Bitter Root valley seen as sound by traveling trade
Hamilton reports a steady stream of commercial travelers with large orders, signaling healthy Bitter Root valley business. Roy C. Hutchinson, en route to the Pacific coast, may buy land. several local residents and visitors are noted, with frequent return trips to Missoula and Darby. Deeds were filed for several parcels as freight service changes are announced, reducing weekly runs to three days beginning this week.
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Hamilton
Bitter Root
Roy C. Hutchinson
Sioux Falls
S. D
Pacific Coast
Walter K. Gregory
South Dakota
Dakotas
J. W. Shelton
Darby
Idaho
Washington
J. B. de Nayer
Stevensville
William G. Smith
United States
J. O. Read
Portland
C. A. Smith
Missoula
George D. Waylett
Harry C. Waylett
Woodside
Mary Barton
Bitter Root Creamery Negeny
Margaret Burke
C. W. Ward
West Fork
E. H. Lambert
Helena
W. R. Waugh
Brave Bill and the geometry lesson from a brave pupil
Patrick Jones, New York's superintendent of school supplies, recalled how corporal punishment faded from schools. He told of a boy named Bill who bravely faced a harsh geometry recitation, saying the square of the hypotenuse equaled a lickin for him, earning a witty comeback from the pupil.
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Patrick Jones
New York
Bill
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Gregson
S. E. Larabie
Montana Hotel
F. L. Benepe
Bozeman
Catholic Order of Foresters
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Robert Knox
FE. A. Waterbury
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Agricultural College
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Judge O'Boyle
Echo Lake
Galen Rules
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Bonner, Mont
Bonner Yards
Missoula Mont
Tamarack
Hamilton Happenings
Brave Bill
Copper Mining CO
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Mont
Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
United States Depository
G. A. Wolf
John C. Lehlon
J. H. T. Ryman
Weeceee
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Daly Bank and Trusts CO
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E. J. Bowman
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John C. Harrington
Yegen
Cook Remedy CO
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