Proprietor of a Famous Cafe Endorses Plant Juice
A San Francisco cafe proprietor and notable citizen Testimonial from Marchand E. 4 125 Geary St praising Plant Juice. He recalls the 1850s restaurant era and a city fire loss, then credits Plant Juice with relief for stomach liver and kidney trouble. He urges readers to try it with a money back guarantee.
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San Francisco
Ron Afr
Marchard
Geary Strat
Marchand
Teste
San Franciso
Eddie Marchand
Marchant
Mr. Marchand
Sith Drug Company
Butte Supports Rate Case Debate in Portland Hearing
Portland hearing before Interstate Commerce Commission examiner James W. Carmell featured Joseph N. Teal of the Portland Chamber of Commerce and the West Coast Lumber Manufacturers association arguing that rate systems curtail competition in service. The case follows Harriman system efforts to set tariffs limiting shipper options across Wallula Silver Bow Spokane and Denver, with Potlatch Lumber noting shortages and loss of territory between Butte and Pocatello after the Silver Bow gateway closed.
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Portland
Ore
Joseph N. ‘Teal
Portland Chamber of Commerce
West Coast
Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Butte
Pocatello
Ladies Golf Tourney At Country Club Links Today
Preparation for a big golf tournament at the Butte Country Club is underway with a sweepstakes for women today. Tomorrow the men will stage a similar event and excellent sport is expected. The links have been worked on this past month and are in excellent shape.
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Butte Country Club
Links
Convicted Policemen Given Maximum Terms
New York May. Donnie Sweeney Martha James E Hussey and Nes F Thompson former police inspectors convicted of conspiring to obstruct justice to check graft. They face one year in the penitentiary and a fine. No appeals were pursued. district attorney holds 19 indictments for conspiracy recently returned. If they appeal they may face bribery charges.
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New York
Donnie Sweeney
Martha
James E. Hussey
Nes F. Thompson
Bethery
Dwarf Ends Life on Milwaukee Tracks
Special Dispatch from Missoula reports a dwarf, known as Clyde Roberts and other names, killed himself on Milwaukee tracks beneath the Higgins avenue bridge after telling friends he was unwanted. He spoke of unemployment and despair before the fatal act as a train could not stop in time.
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Missoula
Milwaukee Tracks
Higgins Avenue
Clyde Roberts
Wil Wilton
Steve Robinson
Waukee
Milwaukee
Gwart
Imac
Funeral for Butte clerk follows gunmen arrests
The three men arrested by Sheriff Jane of Gallatin county and brought to Butte were released yesterday. Funeral services for Harry Drumm, a federal court deputy, were held at the Masonic temple with a large crowd and floral tributes. Drumm’s widow and two daughters attended as the cortege traveled to Mount Moriah cemetery for interment.
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Jane
Gallatin County
Butte
Tebo
Great Falls
Harry Drumm
Masonic Temple
West Park Street
Federal Court
Blackistone
St. John's Episcopal Church
Stevens
Cortese
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Bagdad Temple
Commandery
George W.sproule
Frank W. Haskins
C. B. Waters
B.C. Lampen
John Huraler
C.F. Juttner
Suspect Arrested by Great Falls Officer
A suspect matching the killer descriptions of the Drumm and other victims was arrested by deputies Homer Robinson and John Leslie in a lodging house near the Swiss Home saloon. The 25-year-old James Clancy confessed spending the night after the shooting. An inquest into Drumm’s death is set for next Tuesday at 2 PM. The article lists numerous names as attendees or officials connected to the case. Weather notes report rapid snowmelt and a 150 foot washout on the Northern Pacific track between St. Regis and Dedorgia, diverting Coeur d’Alene branch trains via Paradise.
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Standard
Great Falls
Butte
Harry Drumm
Sheriff's
Drummond Thomas
Homer Robinson
John Leslie
Evenine
James Clancy
Clancy
Woodville
Missoula
Pyrenees Mine Lease Rumor Sparks Georgetown Growth
Persistent town talk claims the Pyrenees mine in Georgetown will reopen this summer after a bond lease to capital rich interests. Bal to Combination shows improving assays, vein 1 feet wide at 110 feet depth, with drifted workings and sinking in progress. Charles Bostrom of Georgetown Gold Mining says results support extensive development, as district properties push forward amid optimism.
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Georgetown
Benator
W. A. Clark
Clinton H. Moore
Butte
Charles Bostrom
Georgetown Gold Mining Company
Limitiag
Disposition of Receipts From the Charity Ball
Central Labor Council of Anaconda seeks details on charity funds from the charity ball and donations. Executive committee reports receipts 648 dollars, expenditures 126.80, balance 521.70 on deposit with Daly Bank. Ladies committee distributed 128.80 in aid to church distress cases.
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George B. Winston
Mra L.G. Smith
Sig Goodfriend
Daly Bank and Trust Company
Postal Savings Deposits Trade for Bonds Notice
Postmaster Y W Harper has received notice from Washington that postal deposits may be exchanged for registered or coupon postal savings bonds to be issued July 1. The exchange regulations follow, and applications are outlined by the department.
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Y W. W. Harper
Department At
Washington
Postal Savings Bonds Rules and Deposit Deadlines
Deposits on July 1, 1918 must be received by June 2, 1918 at the issuing depositor post office. Applicants receive forms in triplicate, surrender Postal Savings certificates with the deposit, and receive a receipt. Bonds issued by the secretary of the treasury will be delivered to the applicant once printed. Bonds issued for deposits bearing interest from July 1 will be available August or later. Early conversion forfeits interest and deposits withdrawn for other purposes. Converted deposits do not count toward the $500 maximum, and there is no limit on the amount of Postal Savings bonds a depositor may acquire.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Savins
Canada Misrep From Asianasca to Lewistown Tale
Peter Perry writes from Alberta to the Standard subscription desk. He recalls misrepresenting Canada as Montana to Lewistown, Montana, four years ago, claiming Lewistown was the county seat. He says he built a walled place and has since wished to return. He urges readers to learn from his mistaken experience.
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Asianasca
Alberta
The
Standard
Peter Perry
Lewistown
Mont
Canada
Montana
Jealousy Said to Spur Dixon Shooting Tragedy
Special dispatch from Missoula reports Hiram Wellington a rancher killed at Dixon. His wife and Hazel Cook a boy employed there wounded. HP Stankey the shooter died by shooting himself after the crime. Mrs Wellington carried four bullets to a neighbor and sought help. Officials cite insane jealousy as the motive while Hazel Cook died at 1 this morning and Mrs Wellington remains seriously hurt.
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Standart
Missoula
Sanders County
Hiram E. Wellington
Dixon
Hazel Cook
HP. Stankey
Missoula Hospital
Stankey
Wisconsin
Notice of Forfeiture in Little Anna Placer Claim
John J. Waugh, co owner, warns Vincent Nigro Frank Nigro and others that they have failed to perform the required labor on the Little Anna placer mining claim in Deer Lodge County Montana. If the sum due is not paid within ninety days, the under signed will claim the entire interest by law.
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Vincent Nigro
Frank Nigro
John Aan
Little Anna Placer
Sldim
Mala
Lerk
Deer Lodge
Montana
Deer Lodge County
Lattle Anna Placer
Ahoen
John J. Waugh
United States
Nett A.D
John. Waugh
Notice of Estate Adminstratrix for Frank A Jones
Annie A Jones administratrix of Frank A Jones deceased urges creditors and others with claims to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Location for filings is 221 West Third Street Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana. First publication May 8 1913. Notif of Forfeiture: Charles Heckler notified of expended labor on Geneva quartz claim to hold under section 2324 of the revised US statutes. Timing requires deposit of allowances within ninety days of service. Signed Peter son.
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Frank A. Jones
Third Street
Deer Lodge
Montana
Annie A. Jones
Franken A. Jones
Anaconda
Mont
Charles Heckler
Geneva
Deer Ladies
United States
Sears
Noun Peterson
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