Temporary Waganization of the Curlers in Butte
An organizing meeting of ApaCada curlers elected officers, formed a committee, and planned by laws and stone purchases for a curling club. A large turnout indicated strong local interest as Manney and W A Bower were chosen skips to assemble players for upcoming contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anatonda
Epresstitea
Butte
The
Buite
Apacada
T. Mathewson
Tras
Hale Ann
Ani
J" Bown
Tresuirer
Humber
Coneiound
Muir Martin
Bo Mooney
AL Bower
Alreddy
Mathewson
Eye
Alon &S
Roberta
Kelly
Harry Bentley
J. ‘Abeay
Ralph Hayden
Jon
Spollian
A. MacGregor
C.D. Demond
I TR
Cote
Georee C. Jackson
Core
Genege Dick
0. Curls
B. Mounes
J. de Pint
Stuart's Dyapensia Tablets Promised Digestive Relief
An advertisement urges readers with dyspepsia to use Stuart's Dyaspesia Tablets, claiming they thoroughly digest 4000 grains of food and restore digestion. It promotes improved mood, energy, memory, and health, offering free samples by mail to readers who send their name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Satmple Huckure
Adrien
List of Names Recalled in Local Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous individuals including Olsen Wo N Thashpson J Eansr son A A Garrod Rodger Munn Fe Jensen and many others. The text shows scattered surnames and initials with no clear event or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M. Hajlorad
Hick MacKensie
Dick Datyson
E. J. Lowman
J. MM. Knox
James Ab Tamlésug
Tunes
Old Timer Recalls AGrippe Remedy From Pioneer Days
A Mantena resident brings a faded prescription from the past to the Standard of Vie, claiming it cured grippe in Montana towns long ago. The note lists Glyucol compound, syrup, rock candy, pure rye whiskey and dosage, suggesting four hours between doses for adults and smaller amounts for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantena
Montana
Anniversary Celebration Of Birth Of Robert Burns
An anniversary celebration marking the 149th birthday of Scotland’s poet will be held in Anaconda. Clan Stewart No. 435, Order of Scottish Clans, conducts the event at Dewey Hall on Tuesday evening January 11 at 8 o'clock. A fitting program and refreshments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Dewey’ Hall
Jan
City miscellany and notices from Rye area
A fragmentary local item list records routine social notes and visits in Rye with names and places such as L Verherremnes, Georke Fraser, Montgnw hotel, Bulle, and Minneapolis. It mentions a barber, a temperance meeting, and a court appearance by a judge noting neglect and a dipper 1 court.
Smelter Leadership Changes Across Western Plants
Batmillon, formerly assistant superintendent of the Washoe smelter, will assume a similar post with Garfield smelters at Salt Lake. Today, Bimneo departs Amtooulu as Mr Hamilton, who has led Humboldt, Ariz smelters, takes over duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batmillon
Washoe
Irrigation Bills for Flathead Indians Reported Favorably
Fragmentary reads show Dixon's bill advancing to open day for Pinthent Titian recreation. Document references preservation, Indian affairs, and use of fire and various devices in Flathead lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dixon
Titian
Sentioqient Sas
Jmiondiient
Republican state chairman predicts Mansfield nomination
Washington January interview with Peter Maddox Republican state chairman says Mansfield is the likely presidential nominee at the national convention. He believes the party will rally to support him despite opposition from other factions. The remarks reflect ongoing speculation ahead of the party gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spoolh
Clapwudy
Washingt
Jan
Pletrher Maddox
Otatrman
Yepublican
Saya
Manton
Tath
Oklahoma Convention Delayed for National Delegation
The reverberations from the Oklahoma convention center on Cuthrie Ola and Dan J center on a national convention delegation expected to meet in Oklahoma City. Officials announced a date shift to March 11 for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthrie, Ola
Dan J
Oklahoma City
Divorce Granted in District Court Amid Cruelty Allegations
In a district court session Minnie A. Singinten obtained a decree of divorce from Frank Singleton amid claims of cruelty. Testimony cited assaults with a butcher knife at Gold Coin and sustained accusations of domestic abuse. The judge, Judge Winstar, also addressed a separate divorce action involving Mrs. Butcher, with support for restoration of her maiden name Snealy E. Hopkins and related filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie A. Singinten
Platintiff
Argentine
Kaa
Manilera
Cruel
Sohanan Frentmayl
Warie Amuse
George Remington
Harrie W. White
Winstar
A .Decrog
Sacuh FE. Bucher
Charles Mo Butcher
Butcher
Anaconda
Lnw
Jai
Snealy E. Hopkins
St. John
Wilker & Cerison
Eugene St. Jean
al Walker
Fruitgrowers urge to modify government rulings on sulphur use
At a California fruitgrowers convention in San Francisco on June 16 a committee was appointed to protest to Washington over the agriculture department’s handling of sulphur bleaching and drying of fruits. Speakers claim sulphur is not harmful to health and that artificial heat and evaporation for drying is impractical in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Culliore
Goven Wan
Goth
Washington Ts
Department of Agriculture
Amalgamate Dividend Declared by Copper Company
The Amalgamated Copper Company today announced a quarterly dividend of one half of one percent. This follows a previous quarter dividend of one percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amaleamarea Copper Company
Hearings Open on Admission of New State
Washington January. House Committee on Territories begins hearings on a bill to admit New Monien as a separate state. Debates focus on statehood criteria and congressional authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Monien
House
Local report on a death linked to self-inflicted action
An unclear obituary style notice notes a person named Humoe involved in a fatal incident described as self-inflicted. The fragment references a formal process and possible official review but details are obscured by OCR errors. Further legible text is needed for precise facts and entities.
Butter Makers Wanted in Montana Creamery Course
Bozeman Montana's state agricultural college seeks young men for a one month creamery course from Jan 27 to Feb 16. Students will work full time in the college creamery learning milk handling, separators, churning, testing, and butter moisture content. Benefits include practical instruction and potential entry as a first class butter maker after further seasoning in a creamery under expert butter makers. Applications to Hamilton president of the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake
State Agricultural College
Bozeman
Agricultural, College
Bowemals
Mit
Cvouvee
Lakmien
Ater
Lo Hamilton
Aurleu
States Savings Case Continued in Court
The deposition shows a delay in the case with the court and executive branch guarding depositor interests. A report by examiner T. J Collis cites bank assets, warrants, and liabilities, listing names of banks and totals, including First National Bank, Silver Bow National Bank, and other lenders, totaling $874,898.34 in assets. capital stock at $800,000. and various certificates and deposits amid ongoing proceedings through February 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J Collis
Vhule
USA
Wag
Rae Ergoureen
Crerdrntts Iy
Eee Suny
Louns Vers
Tanta
Inunia Balte Sere Recesees
Thaqtid
Silver Bow National Bank
Balte
MiGaso Daly Bank and Lain Compugee
Atle Commercial
Sotho
Sayiee
Aberivan National Banke of
Thelen
Piyse Natlepul Yaple
TNR
Cee Ee Darbis Unter Bank Ane ' Trost Company
Molen
Svervee Farrar Yellowstone Nailun
Obi
ESB Rabbliig
Tae Tilure
Thyturis
Lin Bilitten
Steek
Tindivicar
Pris
FONE
Dopintia
Sarvinga
Deportia
Coriifentos
Henotines
Hornet
Sori Lfeut
Desromwod
Battle over the Code Bill in Congress continues amid amendments
Washington debate focused on codifying and revising the Penalty for office appointments. Payne of New York urged Williams and Hardwick amendments, arguing against corrupt practices and urging stronger penalties. Senators sparred over lobbying bans and public service restrictions as the House adjourned without final passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grorein
Willams Ain
Pny
Temny
Pyran
Hardwick
Georgia
Gardney
Marguehusetts
Leap Year Dance Delights Missoula Crowd At Elfie Hall
The Donkhin girls hosted a leap-year dance at Elfie hall in Missoula on Jue.16. About 159 couples attended with lively music and a festive mood. The ladies provided a lively showcase of entertainment while the committee ensured well matched gentlemen for an enjoyable social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Elfie Hall
Lumberman killed crushed by heavy log in woods
In Trove Creek near the woods, a lumberman identified as Migroulu, Tan, was fatally crushed by a heavy log while working. He died hours later after being taken to Teonk Creek hospital as relatives in town awaited news. The coroner was notified, and funeral arrangements are pending.
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Migroulu
Tan
Tie
Aslhig
Trove Creek
Adertaker
Cristal
Teonk Creek
Indianapolis Republican State Contention Summary
Indianapolis January report shows Indiana Republicans contesting state contention with calls and unclear references to Apel and other figures amid early party activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jidianapolis
Vinol Promised as A Healthy Tonic For All
An 19th century advertisement touts Vinol as a universal remedy from The Smith Bedy Company. It claims Vinol strengthens the body, aids digestion, and supports children, convalescents, and chronic coughs with cod liver extract. Appeals to scientific backing and to returning money if not effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Bedy
Mont
Vinalla
Nowbro Drum ‘Company
Property dispute over harnesses and horses in court
Plaintiff seeks possession of four harness horses and gear valued at six dollars, or cash compensation plus daily interest. Defendants allegedly possess and withhold the property and wages. Marshall and Sum are counsel for the plaintiff in the case against Laure A. Graham administratrix and others regarding an estate matter connected to a Northern Pacific Railway withdrawal and a new substitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grns
At. sGalning
Tennesser
Congress
Tost
Sbys
Aneberty
Obld
Randel
Publi Service
Maine
Miscovla
Wirses
Mamages
Beeli Ji Oye District
Mr.G@lbsor
Health T
Atgood
AL McDunalu
Che Pluie
Soxeewlan
Art
Marshall & Sum Ap
Laure A. Graham
Dames
Graham
Northern Pacific Railway
Wilel Wis
Nesterfay
Anc
Banks Make Statements and Elect Directors
In Missouri on January 16 Western Montana National Bank and First National Bank of Missouri held annual directors meetings. Officers and directors were re-elected. Western Montana National Bank retained G. A. Wolk as president and J. H. T. Rymen as cashier. First National Bank re-elected most directors with H. Keith filling the vacancy. A separate meeting of the Mishoula Trust and Security Bank directors reported a rise in business and profits with W. Whitster as president and Dr G. T. McCelough as vice president, and John Welleklin as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Western Montana National
First National Bank of Missouri
Western Montana National Hank
G. A. Wolk
J.C. Lehson
J. H. T. Rymen
J. Kennett
A. Flak
First Nationast Bank
Keith
A. R. Hammond
J. M. Keith
B. A. Newton
C. H. McLeod
T. L. Greenough
Kenneth Rosa
Busine
Preit W. Whitster
G. T. McCelough
John Welleklin
Explosion Claims Two Men in Missin Tune WA Incident
A damaged report describes an explosion causing two deaths and a coroner’s inquiry. Details are incomplete with garbled names and unclear locations but indicate investigation into the event and possible involvement of rehabilitation or work-related factors.
Burr of Ghorgn Skip Riot Miron
Fragmented OCR text references Burr of Ghorgn and Miron with unclear names and events. No coherent facts or identifiable organizations, dates, or places emerge to form a clear summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr
Ghorgn
Public Auction of Deceased Mary A Williams Estate
Public sale of the Mary A Williams estate in Deer Lodge County Montana by administrator Henry Williams on February 1908 at 1 p.m. at 619 East Commercial Avenue Anaconda. Sale includes the interest of Mary A Williams at death with all rights, title and interest in land in Anaconda and Deer Lodge County, conveyed under court order. The auction is by public auction for cash under the authority of the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
A. Williame
Uaiselk
Commercial Avenue
Anaconan
Deer Lodge
Mary A. Willams
A. Williams
Anilevonda
Mowgly
Trev Lodge
Bald Gistulot
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Grippe
Robert Burns
L. Verherremnes
Georke Fraser
Vtty
Lylinda Steetinte- Litora
Blanche Thompson
Montgnw
Boulders
Judy FH
the Iveryman
Tt Gnavtss
Bulle
Frends
Anaconda & Paelde
Hway
Jet the Barber
Nick
Shaprit
the Wonsin's Christian Temperance
Wnton Wi MoOel
Prink Monty
Minneapolis
John Bolkovaly
Gret Palle
Hee
Helena
Busineas Niytes
Pendawn
Fred
Hme
Dust Publistlajs Bunyoung
Bert Maroney
Wiltaupeah
Bert Afhoney
Yo AM
Sali Lakh
Oklahoma
Minnid
Singleton
Deahin
Semah Kes Linteber Manu
Heaerlow
Vancouver
B.C
Honolulu
Wile
BI Phic Gatti
Ate
Wilmr Johnson
Abe
Marsh
Pol
Humoe
Wis Aire
Romolles
Chamberlain
Howe
AGE Cultural College
WHITE
Badente Alven
Mae
Hardwick IF
Brorgia Tskubs
Gardner
Freinuse de Virtue
Hauge Ot Senate
Payne
Tr. Wiliams
Judinbiry
Lavan
Williama
Gorts
Burke
Pennsylvania
Séuifus
Wepenlicans
ISSOR
Anneconda
Ann Romitaire
Fy Scientific
BIG Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Banner Yards
Big Barkfoot Milling Co
Banner, Mani
Toole Avenue
Misenula- Mont
Tamarack Finish
Copper Mining CO
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Mont
Arn, Huddet MM
Giboom Telnen Nalt
Harmena
BANKS
Jaroner Marah
MIRON
Fall
Selfort
Tan Macaday
Charedy
Lee Grou
U'Ulauk
Tev
Mallor
Estern
Montana W National Mineoula, Mont
United States Depository
AL Wolp
TOWN
C. Li Qohoy
RYMAN
Erpiea
M. L. Gulden
Aly
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Anet
Cas
Yegen Bros
Sponsiote Capital
General Banking
Buntas
Yeeun
P. Yegen
Pege Neal
Cook Remedy. CO
State Street
Chicago
H.C. Wong
Yale
Park Steet
Dutta
Hefere
Winslow
Enres
Sale
Hel Sante
Menry Williams
Mary
Mlasania
Allanti
Gemma
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