Rheumatism cure touted by local resident
Mrs. John Carrig of 905 Chicago Avenue credits a doctor’s Baden Baden prescription, not a patent remedy, for rapid recovery from years of rheumatism. After one bottle she can do housework and shopping. she is on a second bottle and believes it offers lasting relief. The medicine, sold at Fischer’s cigar counter on West Broadway, is said to be exclusive and not marketed as a patent drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carrig
Chicago Avenue
Dr. Jaeger
Carrig
Butte
Fischer's
West Broadway
May Treasurer's Report Shows Storm Sewer Fund Rise
City Treasurer Shoviin presented May figures to the council noting over $10,000 added to the storm sewer fund and a total cash balance of $12,490 in that fund. Delinquent accounts will be taken to the police court this month under a stricter policy to recover costs of prosecutions. the full report lists multiple city departments and minor revenue and expense items for May 1914.
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Shoviin
Cty Council
Births surpass deaths in May in Butte record
May total births 138 versus deaths 88, with 11 violent deaths. Natural causes include 11 tuberculosis deaths, mostly miners, teamsters, a mail carrier, and a bookkeeper aged 13 to 61. Heart trouble deaths numbered 11, 7 men and 4 women. Violence included mining accidents, a homicide, gunshot and accidental deaths. Dr Easton notes tuberculosis remains a leading cause. May meeting notices and fiscal figures follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Easton
Valston Secures Beaver Block In District Court Auction
Auction in Judge Donlan's district court saw Peter Valston bid $25,000 on a half-interest in the Beaver block at Main and Granite, with his father owning the other half. H A Frank also bid, but Valston prevailed as the block changed hands. Other sales included a Nile claim half-interest to Louis Stetheimer of Basin for $1,150 and a personal injury suit against the Butte Ballaklava company for $12,000. Syracuse post office officials report 9 different spellings of the city name found in mail.
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Donlan
Department of the District Court
Marchesseau
Main and
Granite
Peter Valston
Deer Lodge
H. A. Frank
Frank
Valiton
J.B. Sullivan
Frank Walker
Nile
Marches
Louis Stetheimer
Basin
George Draskovich
Butte-Ballaklava Company
Syracuse, N
Two gambling defendants plead guilty in county case
Two men from raids by the county attorney's office, George Jurisinich and Nick Speher, pleaded guilty after jurors were in court. Judge Donlan fined each $100 for their offenses. Marriage licenses were issued for several couples including James Cummings and Minnie Tinetti and John Moffatt and Nellie Tinetti, with more pairs listed.
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Jurisinich
Donlan
Specter
James Cummings
Minnie Tinetti
John Moffatt
Nellie Tinetti
Mr. Cummings
Truce Reached Over Pole Dispute In Butte
City and Mountain States Telephone reach a truce delaying pole removal for two months while company studies expansion and underground wiring plans. Officials say work will move underground along Fast Park Street and business districts, costing about 40 000, with data gathering and engineering steps to follow.
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Mountain States
Rel) Telephone Company
East Park Street
Morris
Public Works
Load
Butte
Fnally
Fast Park Street
Mountain States ‘Telephone Company
Telephone Company
Mountain States Company
Butte Sub-Agency Postal Business Report and Memorial Notice
The Butte postal sub agency reports strong activity with 91 500 postal cards sent to Montana offices and bulk shipments of cards and envelopes. Envelopes valued at 4 506 97 were sold in May, 244 500 in quantity. April saw 379 000 postal cards and 237 500 envelopes valued at 4 395. Neighbors asked to assemble at K. of Phail for unveiling and memorial services on Sunday June 7 at 9 30 am with streetcars chartered to cemeteries.
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Montana
Butte
K. of Phail
H. J. Delonais
Lieute Geighr
Montana's Best Newspaper Subscriptions Drive Underway
The notice announces a weekly and Sunday carrier edition starting June 1 with a yearly advance price. It promotes broad affordability and urges readers across North America to subscribe to Montana's leading newspaper during a popular subscription drive.
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North America
Montana
Hannan Divorce Case Ends With Custody Change
Ella E. Hannan sued Bart M. Hannan for divorce on cruelty grounds. Judge granted a decree with custody of their five year old daughter awarded to the father, with mother allowed visitation. The spouses had married in Deer Lodge on October 16, 1908, and lived amid violence including threats with a knife and a razor and an incident rattling a stovepipe. The father resides in British Columbia and the mother was left caring for the child in Montana.
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Severn
Salt Lake
Ngs
Butte
British Columbia
Dge McClernan
Hannan
Levinsky
Miss Mary Murphy Wins In The Elocution Contest
Miss Mary Murphy won the annual senior girls elocution contest at St Patrick's School in the assembly room yesterday afternoon. Miss Marjorie McNamara placed second and Miss Frances Driscoll third. A gold medal was promised to the winner and McNamara by the alumni. The awards will be part of commencement day exercises on Friday June 10. The program featured pieces by Murphy McNamara and Driscoll with judges Mrs P Tobin Mrs Alexander J McGowan and Mrs M A Rockwood.
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Mary Murphy
St. Patrick's School
Marjorie McNamara
Frances Driscoll
McNamara
Catholic High School
White Swan
Parker
Robbery Near St. Lawrence Church Hits Miner Roy McLeod
Roy McLeod a North Watkerville miner was accosted near St. Lawrence Church on North Main Street Centerville early yesterday by two identified men with guns. They forced him to raise his hands and robbed him of $1.40 before fleeing. He tried to identify them but believed he had not seen them before.
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Roy McLeod
North Watkerville
St. Lawrence Church
Main Street
Centerville
McLeod
Tank Ship Jules Henri Transformed At Rotterdam
The sailing saunship Jules Henri of Marseilles underwent an operation at Rotterdam to become a motor tank ship. Masts were removed and the vessel cut in two with a new 50 foot midsection added. Two 500 horsepower diesel motors were installed, yielding a 3,000 ton oil capacity. After a voyage to the Black Sea, the ship will regularly run between Europe and America.
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Leys
Leys Jeweler and Optician
North Main Street
Hoskins
Will
C. B. Hoskins & CO. Druggists
Lamb
sea _permanenty
West Galena St
Butte, Mont
England
Ireland
Stokes
A. D. Knowles
Sherman & Reed
East Road
Rota
Nana Ale
Lan, Coment, and
Sand Ste
ACIS
Republican Club Meeting
Schilling
Repubicans
C. W. Ellingwood
Northern Pacific
Missoula
General Fund
Firemen's Disability Fund
Public Library Fund
Plumbers’ Examiner's Fund
Valston
Beaver
Pama
West Park Street
Mnay Gps
Waht Hannan
Inja” Page
Katharine Lowne
Hood
Franety
Frances Drewell
St. Agnes
Wiseman
Marie Driscoll
Whispering Hope
Alice Hawthorne
Sophie Carney
Chloris Cronin
Pearl Jones
Maryjorie McNamara
Edna Monahan
Montana Tobin
Catherine Church
Roy M’leod
Mernune
Chicago
St. Louis
Denver
Galo
Springs
Pueblo
Omaha
Joseph
Kansas City
Sioux City
Sant
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Burlington Atlantic Express
Burlington
Twin Cities
Mississippi Valley Limited
Billings
Great Northern Burlington
Mississippi
H. A. Bradt
Conh
Ind
Bell
A.C. M. Hardware
Broadway
Chauncey Olcott
Henry Miller
Shameen Dhu
Aida Johnson Young
Tsa
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