Rexall Orderlies Claim Fast Relief With Money Back Promise
An advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a gentle effective safe bowel regulator and tonic that restore natural function without griping or nausea. It promises a full refund if relief isn’t immediate and lists two package sizes 12 tablets for 10 cents and 36 tablets for 25 cents with local Butte retailers Paxson & Rockefeller and Butte Drug Co. Marketing emphasizes suitability for all ages and claims benefits to liver and overall health.
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New Belgian King Albert Visits Butte in 1908
The Belgian crown prince Albert, then 23, toured the United States visiting Butte and Anaconda on May 13 14 1908. He traveled incognito signing as De Rethy and met President McKinley and Vice President Hobart. He toured mines smelting plants and the Never Sweat mine with the Great Northern party and took ore samples as souvenirs.
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Bishop L R Brewer Heard at St John s
Missionary day at the Episcopal church featured Bishop L R Brewer of Montana in St John s. He preached on Christ as life faith and baptism, urged baptism for children, and cited scripture from John and Paul. Afternoon union Sunday school service at St John s included Montana Sunday school offering praise and prayers for missions.
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Cornell Company Shines in The Girl Engineer at Family Theater
The Harry Cornell company presented The Girl Engineer at the Family Theater to near full houses yesterday with large crowds turned away. The play blends comedy with thrills and pathos, praised for spectacular scenery including a mountain trestle scene and dramatic railroad elements. Next week Cornell will stage The Lighthouse Robbery, a sensational piece.
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Charles A. Taylor
Cornell
Officers Installed by Fraternal Brotherhood No 251
Fraternal Brotherhood No 251 installed officers at a large meeting. The drill team impressed in white dresses and yellow sashes. B K Wheeler became president amid applause. Program included songs, instrumental, a step dance, and duets. Vivian White urged union meetings for uniform rank. Past President M A Hewitt led the installation. Refreshments followed and dancing closed the evening.
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Mr. Billings
Poem Hat Sent Home Echoes Office Banter
In the Philadelphia Record humorous exchange, the editor notes a new hat sent home and calls it a poem. The editor’s wife agrees and the remark ends with a decision that it goes back.
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Rheumatism Remedy Exhortation Presses Trial for All
Munyon urges chronic rheumatic sufferers to discard medicines and liniments and try a bottle of Manyone Rhematism Remedy. He guarantees refunds if unsatisfied and notes the product contains no salicylic acid opium cocaine or morphine. Sold by druggists at 2 cents.
Providing a Home for the Children
Louise Stork describes a Montana Deaconess School project at Helena to care for 22 children ages 5 to 14. The former Wesleyan university building near Helena hosts a boarding school run by visiting deaconesses with a 25 year lease, aims to provide home-like schooling for orphans and children of separated or widowed parents, and to supply education where public schools are distant.
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Helena
Butte
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Street
Wesleyan University
Miss Stork
Chicago
Ida Fell
Nellie Rouse
Leone Rice
Sarah Simmons
Hattie Kissell
Christ Mediator in All Troubles at Mount Bethel Church
The Rev Frederick Spencer delivered a sermon at Mt Bethel Methodist Church titled How to Solve All Labor and Capital Problems Christ as sovereign Lord offers peace burden bearing and insurance against loss He urges capitalist and laborer to seek Christ for guidance and unity in labor disputes and to use Him as arbiter and source of hope for eternity.
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Mt. Bethel Methodist Church
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Former Montana Woman Dies in England Penrose
Word comes of the death of Mrs. Bessie D. Penrose in Redruth England after visiting relatives. A Graxville resident for years she lived with her daughter Mrs. G. J. Snook at 423 Thompson Street in Butte before moving to Flint Michigan two years ago and then to England two months ago. She is survived by daughter Mrs. Maud Laonger and son L. D. Penrose of Great Falls. The husband plans to travel to England.
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Bessie D. Penerose
Graxvile
Flint
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Bessie D. Penrose
Mr. Penrose
Two-number Bell line service advertised between Butte and Anaconda
Funeral notices for Thomas Tippett and Lawrence Boland appear with times and locations. Tippett to be buried from 135 West Center Street at 2 p m with services at Trinity Methodist Church led by Rev A Oliver. Boland funeral at 9 am from his brother Patrick Boland’s residence 727 East Park Street with high mass at Sacred Heart Church at 9 30 am.
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Trinity Methodist Church
A. Oliver
Nowers
Boland
Lawrence Boland
Patrick Bolland
East Park Street
Sacred Heart Church
Fels-Naptha Promises Easy Winter Washday Solution
An exchange between Anty Drudge and Mrs Thinkless extols using Fels-Naptha in lukewarm water to wash without boiling. They claim faster laundry, less effort, and brighter clothes for all fabrics, urging readers to try it on the next washday.
Small boys turn in alarm at box 121 Ohio and Platinum
Mischievous youngsters turned in a fire alarm from box 121 located at Ohio and Platinum streets yesterday after a prank. No injuries reported and authorities investigated the incident.
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Platinum Streets
I. U. S. E. Meeting Called for January 18 1910
Members of the International Union of Steam Engineers No. 138 are urged to attend the next regular meeting on Tuesday evening January 18 1910 at Carpenters' hall. President Walter I. Shay and Secretary J. M. Creighton urge prompt attendance for important business.
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Carpenters’ Hall
Walter I. Shay
J. M. Creighton
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