Woman Credits Lydia E. pinkham's Compound in Life Save
Mrs. T. C. Willadsen of Manning Iowa says Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her life after years of painful female disorders and costly medicines. She followed advice from Mrs. Pinkham, regained health, and urges others to try the remedy. Mrs. Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice from Lynn Mass.
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Lydia F. Pinkham
T. C. Willadsen
Manning
Owa
Lydia K. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Greek And Finn Meet Face To Face In Court
Judge Grice presided as assorted offenders appeared in police court. Tarson, a West Park street cook, faced a dispute over a $9.50 short change claim by two Finns who said a $10 bill disappeared. Conflicting testimony led to dismissal. Other cases: Carroll dropped, three drunks fined $5 each, Trainor未appeared, Jones pleaded guilty to disturbance, Bartlett admitted begging, Shea granted 20 days 24 hours.
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James Tarson
West Park Street
Tarson
Grice
McGowan
Mike Healey
Tom Carroll
Carroll
Trainor
J. H. Jones
Nevada Avenue
Mike Bartlett
John Shea
Shea
McKay Sues McIntosh Bros for 30000 Damages
William McKay files in district court a 30000 damages suit against McIntosh Bros and foreman Tim Murphy of St. Paul railroad contractors. He alleges he was directed to work in a tunnel 14 miles south of Butte where ground was dangerous, a cave caused his right leg to break and be amputated. The accident occurred April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKay
McIntosh Bros
St. Paul
Tim Murphy
McKay
Butte
Murphy
Meat and Milk Inspector Appointed for Butte
C B Lippett selected by city board of health as Butte meat and milk inspector under the new year law. He is a five year resident, University of Minnesota graduate, Carleton College BS, and attended the Butte school of mines. He began duties yesterday under Health Officer C T Pigot and aldermen Ambrose Hurzeler Mooney. The inspector has broad powers to ensure food standards.
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C. B. Lippett
City Board of Health
Mr. Lippett
Butte
Department of Agriculture
University of Minnesota
Carleton College
Minnesota
Butte School of Mines
C. T. Pigot
Ambrose, Hurzeler
Mooney
Board of Health
Champion Egg Eaters Soon May Be Matched
Danville Pennsylvania June 3 Hungry Sam Miller Montour county's gas tronomic poet hurls defiance at the world's biggest eaters and seeks a challenge with Louis Gill of Missouri for 100 a side If started he promises 144 minutes at one egg per minute and his pie record stands at 18 in a single sitting
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Danville
Sam" Miller
Montour County
Pennsylvania
Louis Gill
Missouri
Montgomery County
Sam” Miller
Gill
Sam
Dues Payment Notice for Excelsior Circle
Attention Excelsior Circle members may pay dues to Mrs J Corby at 426 North Wyoming until further notice for orderly accounting and member support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Corby
North
Wyoming
Coaling Record Breaks at Bradford Station
Newport R I June 3 The armored cruiser North Carolina under Captain William A Marshall has broken the coaling record at the naval coaling station Bradford by taking on board 487 tons between 430 and 730 oclock including the time to rig the coal gear this achievement stands as a new record for speed of refueling and loading aboard the vessel
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Newport
R. I
North Carolina
William A. Marshall
Naval Coaling Station
Bradford
Retiring of Pioneer in the Butte Field
Butte merchants confirm KE Sherman will retire from retail piano business to focus on manufacturing. He plans a retiring sale to clear stock and contracted pianos, citing dull times and large inventories. Sherman helped build local commerce, founded factories, and held diverse interests in mining and ranching. retirement will shift his efforts to manufacturing.
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Butte
Gans & Klein
Parden & D'Acheul
North Main
West Park
Boucher's
Butte Commercial Bank
Sherman
Mr. Sherman
West Quarts Street
Livery and Undertaking Corporation
Sherman & Reed
Chapman Mattress Factory
Cresent Casket Manufacturing Company
Kalispell
Dillon
Pocatello
West
Montana
Francis Wilson Stars In When Knights Were Bold Farce
Francis Wilson delivers a riproaring one act farce at Broadway theater last night. The modern Englishman dreaming of 710 years past provides nonstop laugh lines as the audience roars. A strong supporting company enhances the silly, excruciatingly funny show. repeat performance tonight promises final chances for a good laugh.
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Francis Wilson
Wilson
Professor and Visitor Uncover Iron Pyrites Hoax
In a Detroit News Tribune piece a visitor presents a yellow mineral to Prof Helbach who identifies it as iron pyrites. The exchange clarifies the material has no value as gold as the dust vanishes when burned. The visitor laments his mistake after realizing a widow owns a hill of pyrites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit News Tribune
Helbach
Paroled? Man seeks board after manslaughter convict
Mike Daly, convicted of manslaughter for killing Kerr during a disturbance at Daly's saloon on South Main Street, has served a year in prison and petitioned the state board of pardons for parole. Daly worked in a prison wood camp and faced a tough verdict after a cockfight night altercation.
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Helens
Mike Daly
State Board of Pardons
Daly
South Main Street
Kerr
Delegates Chosen to Denver Convention by Miners Union
At a miners union meeting on Tuesday evening officers were elected and delegates chosen to attend the Western Federation of Miners annual meeting in Denver on July 13. Two hundred fifty votes were cast naming Ed Long Pete Leonard Al M Cel land Joe McKinnon Owen McCabe Angus McLeod Barry O'Leary Jacob Brest John T Donovan Thomas F Cox Don Shea William P Delan and P W Flynn. Butte will send about 40 delegates with authority to oust the full vote.
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Miners’ Union
Western Federation of Miners
Denver
Ed Long
Pete Leonard
al M Celland
Joe McKinnon
Owen McCabe
Angus McLeod
Barry O'Leary
Jacob Brest
John T. Donovan
Thomas F. Cox
Don Shea
William P. Delan
P. W. Flynn
Butte
Equity calendar set for hearings in Judge Lynch court
Judge Lynch today set the equity cases for trial with specifics: June 12 Butte Northern Copper Co. vs Thomas Tomich and others. June 16 G Smith vs Dan Mullins. June 17 F P Algwin and others vs E A Morley. June 18 G W Stapleton and others vs W S Switzer. June 19 James H Baldwin vs William Collins.
Neilson Faces Murder Trial Over Butte Ice Pond Shooting
Neilson stands trial in Judge Bourquin's department for the fatal shooting of Chris Stanich at the Butte Ice company pond south of Butte on September 28. The case follows years of trespassing to shoot ducks on the ice company's land, with Stanich alleged as a prior offender. A jury was empanelled by Judge Donlan in the Ferris case, and Peter Breen represents Neilsen while Frank prosecutes for the state. no evidence was heard as the court adjourned. Wernecke’s trial was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofas Neilson
Stanich
Werneke
Neilsen
Wernecke
Donlan
Ferris
J. W. Naugle
John Sheehan
Alexander McNeal
Walter Forbes
John McKelvey
J. F. McEvoy
Louis Eurick
Charles Fish
Geoffrey Lauzier
Joseph Boyer
W. F. Knotwell
Frank Reynolds
Peter Breen
Frank
Democratic delegates meet at noon today
The Democratic county central committee convenes at the Auditorium at 1 pm to nominate 107 delegates and 107 alternates to the state convention in Bozeman. Phil C. Goodwin presides as vice chair, with H. A. Gallwey favored for chairman. Possible Denver national delegates include W. A. Clark and Con F. Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Central Committee
Phil c. Goodwin
Bozeman
Silver Bow
Boston & Montana
H. A. Gallwey
Montana
Denver
W. A. Clark
Con F. Kelley
The Modesty of Women and Favorite Prescription
The passage extols Dyerce's Favorite Prescription for female ailments, claiming it cures draining irregularities and weakness without alcohol or secret ingredients. It cites professional endorsements, urges informed medicine, and offers a free medical adviser and confidential doctor correspondence. It promotes Dr. R V Pierce Buffalo NY and calls for stamps to obtain pamphlets and literature.
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Dyerce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Panulata Cameah Licau
United Copper Reports Meager Surplus For Year Ended May 31
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Boston notes United Copper company shows a surplus after dividends of 12000 for the year ended May 31, a stark contrast to over 3 million surplus the previous year highlighting tighter earnings and reduced profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Boston
United Copper Company
Judge Provokes Wife With Impossible Marriage Question
A husband and amiable wife trade a sharp exchange about remarriage. The husband declines to state a definite answer, insisting he would not marry again and, if he did, only to a woman who would not inquire about his future spouse. The dialogue highlights stubborn双方.
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George
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Butte Carriage Works Ind
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F. H. Sherman
Mining City
Broadway Theater
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Ings
Barns
Broadway
Hamilton
Neilson
Chris Stanich
United Copper Report
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Hamilton Street
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Delaware Streets
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Montana St
Butte, Mont
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