Tanlac credited with twelve years of relief by Mrs. Peltier
Mrs. Olivine Peltier of Winooski Vermont says Tanlac restored her health and happiness after twelve years of nervousness sleeplessness and weight loss. She relates lack of appetite heartburn gas and fatigue improving after Tar lace use. She gained nine pounds and feels well again. Sold by Fuller Drug in Anaconda and Newbro Drug in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivine Peltier
Vermont
Tanlac
East Allen Street
Winooski
Tarlace
Tarlac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Company
Butte
Newbro Drug Company
Let Me Prove This Free Piles Treatment Offer
An advertisement promises a free trial treatment for piles claiming it relieves chronic or acute cases promptly. It asserts thousands of letters of gratitude and urges readers to mail a coupon today without sending money to try the method at the author's expense.
Two Cases Dismissed and One Woman Found Guilty
In police court Judge Grimes dismissed the Jones Transfer company case for malicious destruction of property after finding no guilty. W J McHugh’s reckless driving case was withdrawn and dismissed as the complaint was settled out of court. Gene Avery was found guilty of vagrancy and fined nineteen dollars. A girl was arrested near the Boston block on South Main Friday night by Officers Gerry and Rodda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Transfer Company
Grimes
C. A. Plumer
West Galena
W. J. McHugh
W. H. Kitto
Kitto
McHugh
Gene” Avery
Boston
South Main
Gerry and
Rodda
Courts Adjourn In Honor Of James M. Hinkle
On Joseph H. Griffin's request the Silver Bow district court adjourned until 10 am Monday to honor the late James M. Hinkle. Hinkle led the bar association and practiced in Butte for years, guiding wartime four minute men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Griffin
Silver Bow Bar Association
Lynch
Jackson
Lamb
James M. Hinkle
Hinkle
Bar Association
Butte
Butte Health Report Shows No Major Outbreak
Weekly fumigating officer report for the week ending March 27 notes Butte in healthful condition. One cause each of measles and chickenpox were reported, two contagious cases released from quarantine, and presently one case each of measles chickenpox scarlet fever and influenza remain under quarantine.
Collision suit over wreck near Rocker involving Capitol driver
Nathan Brooks filed a district court suit seeking 550 dollars for a January 2 accident near Rocker. He alleges William Hastings drove a Capitol Commission car recklessly, causing damages to his vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hastings
Capitol Commission
Nathan Brooks
District Court
Rocker
Inspector Warns Against Seaweed Use in Ice Cream
Milk Inspector Erickson warned Butte ice cream makers that state law bans agar from seaweed as a gelatine substitute. Local tests showed agar used in some batches and deemed indigestible and potentially harmful. Prosecutions will follow if the practice continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Erickson
Advertising club postpones prize details for Butte students
The Advertising club of Butte cannot complete the prize composition details announced in the Mountaineer this week and regrets delaying publication of full details until later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mountaineer
Advt
Sunday church services listed for three local churches
Wesleyan Methodist Episcopal at Garden and Talbot avenues led by George Reid offers 11 am service with Rev J W Hawk and 7 30 pm service with Rev Kk J Saunders plus 2 30 pm Sunday school. Mount Bethel M E at 1607 North Main led by George Reid has 11 am service with Rev W hh Williams 7 30 pm service with Rev J W Hawk 2 30 pm Sunday school and 6 30 pm Epworth League. Bethel Baptist at Mercury and Idaho streets holds evening service with Rev W J Vigus 12 30 pm Sunday school, 2 pm Bible class run by Mrs J Wesley Brown and A M Dunn leads Baptist Young People's Union at 6 30 pm with topic Medical Missions on Baptist Mission Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Methodist Episcopal
Garden and
Talbot Avenues
George Reid
J. W. Hawk
Kk. J. Saunders
Mount Bethel Methodist Episcopal
North Main Street
W. Hh. Williams
Epworth League
Bethel Baptist Church
Mercury
Idaho Streets
W. J. Vigus
A. J. Henson
J. Wesley Brown
Twelve Surgical Cases at City Emergency Hospital
The matron reported twelve cases over the past week at the emergency hospital including three hospital, three medical and five detention cases and one lost child cared for during that period.
Rate Man Arrives as New Butte GN Chief Clerk
E. RR Brittain, newly appointed chief clerk and rate man for the Great Northern Railway in Butte, arrived yesterday and began duties at once. His arrival completes the local office staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. RR. Brittain
Butte
Great Northern Railway Company
City
Brittain
Great Northern
Rum From Sugar Cane Juice Boiling Scum
The article explains that rum is produced from the scum skimmed off while boiling sugar cane juice, outlining the traditional fermentation and distillation process.
Belgrade Social Roundup and Club Notes
Belgrade hosts a wedding couple arrival from Lexington and a Cowboys attire reception at the depot. The Boys' club forms with officers Donald Moore, Wendel Pitman, and Marshall Byrne. Residents Warren Thompson and family move to Kennedy street, and Mrs Birdie Baker and Mrs Ernest Writchie plan travels. Belgrade lodge No 68 A F and A M reports a state meeting with candidate S Allen receiving third degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Frank Vieronymus
Lexington
Bozeman
Northern Pacific
J. B. Robinson
Presbyterian Church
Donald Moore
Wendel Pitman
Marshall Byrne
Warren Thompson
East Gallatin
Kennedy Street
C. C. Irons
Birdie Baker
California
Ernest Writchie
Idaho
Belgrade Lodge
A. F
Firemen’s Ball Draws Large City Crowd Friday Night
A large crowd attended the firemen's annual ball on Friday night. Dancing occurred in the auditorium and Masonic hall with an orchestra from Reed Point and another from Livingston. A spirited costume contest offered handsome prizes to dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Livingston
Prise
Distinguished service crosses awarded to Hines and Roosevelt
At the War Department on March 27, Maj. Gen. John L. Hines and Lieut. Col. Theodore Roosevelt received distinguished service crosses. Roosevelt is cited for heroism in the Cantigny raid and later at Soissons, while Hines commanded the Third Corps of the A E F.
Pioneer William D Vaughn Dies In Steilacoom At 89
Tacoma March 27 William D Vaughn one of Washington state's earliest settlers died at his home in Steilacoom after living there for 68 years He was 89 and led vigilante efforts in Steilacoom during its early Northwest days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
William D. Vaughn
Steilacoom
Towers Spark Shared Enjoyment Across Japanese Inhabitants
Citizens of Japan share a fondness for elegant towers, a sentiment echoed across regions and social groups. The statement highlights a nationwide appreciation for architectural height and skyline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tiz Brings Restful Comfort To Tired Feet
An advertisement touts Tiz as a magical remedy for tired, aching feet. It claims relief from corns callouses blisters bunions chilblains and swelling by drawing out acids and poisons, letting wearers dance again. It promises lasting comfort and smaller shoes for a low cost.
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Otiz
Advt
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