Educational service offers book by Haskin with coupons
Anaconda readers are invited to exchange six consecutive EROFIT issues plus cents for a copy of a new book arranged with Mr Haskin. The Standard promotes the work as carious and illustrated from photographs, printed in large type on fine paper, durable and attractive. Subscriptions from out of town require six coupons and 75 cents, with mall orders filled.
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Anaconda
Haskin
Butte
Standard Art Id
Bear
Standard
Greate
Cascarets Candy Tablets Ad Offers Gentle Plain Language
An old advertisement extols Cascarets as natural vegetable laxatives matching fruit and exercise in effect. It claims they are gentle, never irritate the bowels, and advises one candy tablet as needed, keeping a 10 cent box at home for regular cleanliness.
Americans Placed Fourth in Stockholm Military equestrian event
The American officers finished fourth in the Stockholm Olympic military riding competition amid four nations competing. Sweden led with top scores, followed by France and Germany, while the United States ranked fourth overall. The event highlighted horse quality over horsemanship as decisive, with several officers placing among the top.
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Stockholm
United States
Sweden
Germany
France
Lander
Rockow
Pointe
Cerien
Benjamin Lear
Cavalry
John C. Montgomery
Guy V. Henry
BF. Graham
Christiana
Denmark
Gothen Kong
Norway
Australia
Purtin Rowing Club
Hungary
New College, Oxford
Ireander Club
Canada
E. B. Beller
Toronto
Haglund
Kusik
Russia
Heinrich
Austria
Australie
Stabnke
Kinnear
England
Hoffman
Mesgaros
Simonsen
Souvenk
Ilohemia
Levicky
Velraan
Belgium
Finland
Nore Wegian
Leibnitz
Thames Rowing
Montana Men in Washington Bank Buy Olympia National
A. J. Davis and E. B. Welrick of Butte First National Bank and E. Larsdale of Deer Lodge acquire an interest in Olympia National Bank. Leopold F. Schmidt Jr. of Olympia Brewing becomes president, purchasing shares from Harry Smith and C. S. Reinhart. Frank M. Kenny becomes cashier. The new Montana investors are allied with Schmidt.
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Standard
Tacoma
Wash
A. J. Davis
E. B. Welrick
First National Bank of
Butte
E. Larsable
Deer Lodge
Olympia National Bank
Leopold F. Schmidt Jr
Olympia Brewing Company
Harry Smith
C. 8. Reinhart
Supreme Court
Mr. Schmidt
Mr. Reinhart
Frank M. Kenny
Bemes
Montana Rockhollers
Schmidt
Fire destroys Antlers hotel in Kennewick wash guests escape
Guests at the Antlers hotel in Kennewick Washington had a narrow escape when the hotel was destroyed by fire early today. The loss is estimated at seven thousand dollars. Firefighters battled the blaze as windows shattered and flames leaped from the structure. A pharmacy ad promises strength for nerves with Horsford's acid phosphate in a glass of water.
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Horsford
Kennewick
Wash
Jay
Antlers
Taft Campaign Fund Inquiry Reveals Corporate Gifts
Washington July 17 President Taft's 1908 campaign fund came under senate inquiry. Hitchcock, head of the Republican committee, said no corporate gifts were accepted and that about 25 donors gave under 5 000 dollars. He noted a few large contributions from notable individuals and banks, with no tobacco trust donations detected. William F Sheehan of the Democratic committee expected to testify tomorrow.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
Hitchcock
T. Coleman du Pont
Delaware
Congress
Hitchcock Ald
Charles P. Taft
William Nelson Cram
Larse Anderson
Andrew Carnegie
Jon
William Smith Cochran
Frank Munsey
Whitelaw Reid
Mlc. Borden
General Corbin
Res
Nation
Clap
Danderine Hair Cleanse Promises Quick Hair Boost
An old advert touts Danderine as stopping hair fall and dandruff, claiming it makes hair long and luxurious. A 25 cent bottle is urged, with instructions to moisten a cloth and run it through small strands to cleanse, soothe the scalp and improve shine.
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Bette
Terry
DRTGISTS AT BOULDER IN WELL-ATTENDED MEETING
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the twenty second annual meeting of the state pharmaceutical convention opening at Boulder Spring with a large attendance. J M Seaman was absent. A C Rocher and Dr JA Deighton opened the gathering. Officers announced include Seaman president Rocher first vice president Warren second vice president Montgomery secretary Rose treasurer and a list of executive committee members. Ten new applicants have been received with more expected before the meeting ends.
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Standard
Boulder
Foulder
JM. Seaman
A. C Rocher
JA. Deighton
J. Mm.seaman
Livingston
A. Rocher
Bozeman
Lee Warren
Billings
W.E. Montgomery
Butte
A. B. Rose
Treas
C. R. Fuller
Anaconda
Howard Rockefeller
George Husted
A. Woerther
Great Falls
Will Be Fine Road to Be Built by Prison Convicts
Livingston dispatch reports Warden Conley from Deer Lodge prison returns with 30 convicts to Park county to build roads this summer and fall. Convicts arrive July 24 and stay until the round freezes. Road will connect park to park and is described as among the finest in the country.
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Livingston
Conley
State
Deer Lodge
Yellowstone Valley
Park County
Park
Park Road
Black Smach 18 Stabbed in Saloon Card Game Fight
Special Dispatch to the Standard Livingston July 17 John Mullock a railroad blacksmith was stabbed several times in the back during a saloon brawl over a card game by H C Lee a local resident. Mullock was taken to Livingston hospital with serious back wounds though injuries not deemed life threatening.
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Black Smach
Standard
Livingston
John Mullock
H.C. Lee
Chery
Nan
Lee
Maullock
Mullock
Ella Cobb Thrown From Horse Sustains Serious Injuries
Special Dispatch from Livingston reports Ella Cobb, a 19 year old daughter of County Commissioner Jerome Cobb, was thrown from a horse near Livingston. She suffered a broken arm and a fractured skull, remains unconscious, after the horse reared and plunged her onto rocks.
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the Standard
Livingston
Ella Cobb
Jerome Cobb
Irl
Money on call steady amid New York cures rates
New York on July 17 money on call held steady at 2 1/2 to 2 3/4 percent with the ruling rate at 2 percent and closing bids around 2 1/2 percent. Time loans showed ease with several maturities quoted, prime mercantile paper at 4 1/4 to 4 1/2 percent and sterling exchange easy. Government and all railroad bonds remained steady. Chicago notes mention butter markets mixed with creameries and dairies quoted in cents per pound.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
County bills approved at Anaconda meeting
Anaconda Mont July 2 1912 adjourned July 1 meeting audited approved and ordered paid for the county Poor Fund John Borgen care of poor 2 H W Stephens salary of county physicians Road Fund G West Burwash Hi Peck John Evans Aerikordicty and John Hamner road work warrants assigned listed among payments and salaries in the session minutes chaired by M P Mahoney with C A Mutue and Tuttle.
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Anaconda
Mont
C. A. Mutue
Tuttle
M. P. Mahoney
John Borgen
H.W. Stephens
Road Fund
G. West
Burwash
Hi's. Peck
John Evans
John Hamner
Eail
Board of County Commissioners
Crelock
C. A. Tuttle
HG. Coy
G. Tuttle
SM. P. Mahone
Perial Meat Co
Alpper City
Dmor Careereseriese
Copper City Commercial Awc
M. Co
Ment
H. Branscombe
H. Johnson
Joe Miller
Bridge Fund
Bart Para
Interstate Lumber Co
117
County Fund
Lawler
M. Twohy
P. Smith
M. F McGrath
Dana Heffron
John Jarvis Sharies Saavi
Stephens
Hakala
A. Niva
Crosmwaite
E. Golder
J. Hiloks
Hettron
Thomas Brennan
Kieinhans
J.B Spelman
J. M. Clifton
Jackson
Climer
Spelman
Toit Barker
Neal
Montaly
Board of County July Visioners
Feca
Vier & ‘Climer
DOO
Washoe Coal Company
Andrew Stromme
Inborn
Slixton
de Lynch
Joseph Percy
Drayage
Ifontana Independent
Eany
Anaconda Copper Mining
Electric and Railway Department
Landet
Samen
W. Feenan
Sanity Examina- Hon
Seseeeasnea
James ‘Timber Company
House of Good Shepherd
Tattle
A. Tuttle
Aiecpi
Cele Aie HG Coy
Fa Dovine
Thomas Cafferty
Henry Smet
FB. Abbott
Anaconda, Coal Company
Imperial Meat Company
Branscombe
MacCallum-Cloutier
Mercantile Et H. Oh
Attest
Mahoney
Cone
County Commissioners Audit List of Road and Bridge Work
Anaconda Montana July 12 1912 board minutes record road and bridge work and warrants assigned for various individuals including Halner Walsh Ralston Roberts Accleston Foreman McIntyre Leonard and others with funds listed. The meeting adjourned at 8 PM with signatures of Chairman G Tuttle and Clerk M P Mahoney and references to earlier June 4 5 6 7 and July 1 2 1912 minutes.
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HL Hamner
Con Walsh
Northern Pacific “Railway Company
Charles ‘Ralston
W. Pol Roberts
Accleston
Joseph Foreman
MeIntyre
Leonard
H. Mecuntre
A. Nelson
Ate MacCallum & Cloutier Sere. Co
Charles Ralston
W.P. Roberts
Joseph Foraman
Toard
CA. Tuttle
Attent
Mahoney
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Denver
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All 10
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Boise
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S.S.S
SWIFT
S. S
Best Lumber
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Bowman
OM H Toole
Brenden
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Cas Nik
Alatary
Montana
Washington Bank
Fing
Antiamminet Powder Company
John Vittucci Co
Vittucci
Italy
John Vittucci
Seattle, Wash
Vancouver, B. C
the National Packing Co. Montana
Danderine
Lumber Department
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Manufacturers
Bonner, Montana
Toner
ARKET
Chicago
Anaconda National Bank Capital
Western Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
United States Depository
M. L. Gulden
Missoula
Mont Byery
Deer Lodge County
Grelock
M.P. Mahoney
Albert Bourbonniere
Ey Mattie
Games O'Keefe
Salty Ec
McAndrews
J. R. Sajatovich
Fat Connolly
J. R. Blackstone
Mccarthy
Thorney Hogan
Bart Hogan
W. J. Gallagher
J. H. Murphy
H. 8. Neal
AL H. Neal
PH Clinton
Stewart
Sackett
Templeton
Mary McDonald
Erik Lander
Jesse Teood
Harry Ford
Dan McCarthy
Collins
Twin Suly
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