Famous Scout Tom Hardwick Dies at Excelsior Springs
The renowned government scout hunter and Indian fighter Tom Hardwick died at Excelsior Springs ve after a yearlong illness at age 67. Born in Carrollton Missouri in 1834, he fought in the Civil War and roamed the West as a buffalo hunter and plainsman. He associated with Buffalo Bill Cody and Wild Bill Hickok, led a rescue at a Yellowstone fort siege, and later ran a Wild West show before retiring to South Dakota. He leaves a widow visiting in this city and a half brother. his body rests in Riverside cemetery.
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Tom” Hardwick
Montana
Cleveland News and Herald
Alderman Carriher
Tom’ Hardwick
Riverside Cemetery
Excelsior Springs
Bright
Carrollton
Middle West
Dakotas
British America
California
Mississippi River
Colonel Cody
Buffalo Bill
Wild Bill’ Hickok
Dr. Carver
General Custer
Hardwick
Tom Hardwick
West
South Dakota
Fort Benton
Yellowstone River
Dullets
Chicago
Charles Mix County
M. W. Skakel
Thomas W. Hardwick
W. H. Brooks
Pearl Street
Favorite Prescription Sold For Female Health
An advertisement urges girls to seek prompt care for backache headaches and nervous issues from disordered conditions. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a regulator that cures weakness and female troubles without alcohol opium or narcotics.
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Pierce
Miss Rose Kilfether
West Sharpnack St
Germantown
Philadelphia
Penne
R V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Mining Company Officers Visit City At Montana Hotel
Mr. James H. Lynch vice president and Mr. W. W. McDowell secretary of the Butte Mining and Development Company are in the city and staying at the Montana hotel for several days. Stockholders and friends in Anaconda may learn about the company's properties by calling on Lynch and McDowell.
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Butte Mining & Development Co
James H. Lynch
W. W. McDowell
Butte Mining and Development Company
Montana Hotel
Anaconda
Messrs. Lynch and McDowell
United Moderns Organized at Standard Hall in Anaconda
The United Moderns formed in Anaconda with 35 members and a strong Northwest presence from Montana lodge No. 45, Butte. Notables included Co. M. Ganote chancellor Miss Delia Gibbons recorder Robert Skillicom regent Miss Olive Logan orator and about 40 others. The Butte delegation left on a midnight train. The group aims at fraternal insurance with meetings to follow and refreshments served after the secret rite.
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United Moderns
Standard Hall
Montana Lodge
No. 45
U. M
Butte
Anaconda
Co. M. Ganote
Delia Gibbons
Robert Skillicom
Olive Logan
Northwest
Butte Two Mines Progress with $65,000 in Treasury
In Butte, two good proper ties consist of a copper mine and a silver mine. Forty miners work eight hours daily, shafting at 75 feet per month, with $65,000 cash in the treasury. Par value $5 stock offers shares at $1.50. For maps and prospectus, contact Messrs. Lynch and McDowell at the Montana hotel for a few days.
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Butte
Messrs. Lynch and McDowell
Montana Hotel
Deposer Cretser Freed After Testimony in Depasquali Stabbing Case
The deposition of M. O. Cretser, held as a witness in the Depasquali stabbing case, was taken by Prosecuting Attorney Duffy yesterday. Cretser was committed to the county jail in default of a bond but was released after giving his evidence.
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M. O. Cretser
Duffy
Cretser
Stock sale urges investors to act now in Montana hotel notice
About 15,000 shares remain and $100,000 worth of stock was bought by prominent Boston copper mining men. About $10,000 of the stock is held by Anaconda people. Call at the Montana hotel to obtain information from vice president James H. Lynch or secretary W. W. McDowell.
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Boston
Montana
James H. Lynch
W. W. Mec- Dowell
Train fares to races Anaconda to Butte round trip
The notice advertises round trip train fares to race events from Anaconda to Butte. Two options are offered: 1. $1.50 including track admission with departures 11:15 a.m. from Anaconda and 6:40 p.m. from Butte. 2. $1.00 including track admission with departures 5:40 p.m. from Anaconda and 11:15 p.m. from Butte. Tickets sold daily.
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Anaconda
Butte
Butte Athletic Association
Tilva
Day of outings draws crowds from Deer Lodge to Missoula
Anaconda hosts a busy day with street fairs and Woodmen excursions to Missoula and Butte. 5,000 expected for the Irish society park program, drills and sightseeing, while many stay home for rest or church and hammock lounging.
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Anaconda
Mountain View Park
United Irish Societies
Butte
Missoula
Garden City
Gregson Springs
Deer Lodge
Butters
Mining group in Butte forms strong organization
The text lists prominent figures in a major Butte mining body, naming President Lee Mantle Treasurer Fayette Harrington Secretary W. W. McDowell and directors George H. Robinson James A. Talbott with other officials and notable residents. It also advertises evening trains to Mountain View park and vaudeville shows with boating and dancing, plus a plumbing contact at Dezell.
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Butte Mining & Development Co
Butte
Lee Mantle
United States
James H. Lynch
Fayette Harrington
Silver Bow National Bank of
W. W. McDowell
Copperopolis Copper
George H. Robinson
F. Augustus Heinze
James A. Talbott
First National Bank of
A. Fe, Spriggs
Ady
Mountain View Park
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Pitch for Diarrhoea Cure
An Iowa reader endorses Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold at Standard Smith Martin stores. Advert promises quick, sure relief during summer outbreaks and urges households to keep a bottle on hand for children and diarrhoea.
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Smith Drug Store
Martin Drug Store
Chamberlain
Lansing
Iowa
Standard Drug Store
Anaconda
Fragmentary Schedule Times Display Gaps
Readable parts show seven twenty start eleven forty end one ongoing gaps between events and multiple daily periods. The snippet lists four to five times without context or event names challenging interpretation.
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