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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1906
Page
15
The ad describes Dr. Pierce’s Family Medicines as non alcoholic, using pure glycerine as solvent and preservative. It touts safety, clarifies ingredients printed on wrappers, warns against cheap imitations, and cites extensive professional endorsements and a free little book by mail.
Missoula May 15 News that Ro McDonald, longtime passenger conductor on the Coeur d Alene branch, was made acting trainmaster of the Rocky Mountain division with headquarters here. The increased duties had strained former arrangements, and he succeeds as acting head while Wentworth shifts to other duties. Rumors say Chief Dispatcher Van Leuven may take the role when he recovers from illness. The bulletin notes passenger trains 3 will stop at Honita on Saturdays through the season to accommodate travelers.
A brief promotional note touts products as very fine and up to date with simple, best ever quality claims highlighting freshness and modern style for customers seeking current trends.
Missoula fans packed the Union opera house for the Elks Minstrel company debut and a parade earlier today. A jail on wheels escaped with 20 inmates amid cheers as a large crowd watched. the program featured a full slate of acts, solos, and band numbers, applauded as the best of its kind in the city.
W M Bickford of Butte acting for Senator Clark and the Missoula Mercantile Co. arranged the sale of a large heating plant behind the First National bank block. The plant transfers to the Missoula Light and Water Co. with S R Inch in charge. A sub-lighting station may be added and the Bonner plant turbine installed to guard the Missoula Bonner power link. Purchase price not disclosed. Dr McComb offers porcelain fillings at Solomon's.
Atlantic City police investigate last weeks anonymous letters to Strouse Sunshine Society members. A prayer on one side and a warning of disaster for non compliance are printed on the other. Authorities suspect a crank aims to disrupt the group formed during the revival.
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as especially effective against female kidney troubles described as fatal if untreated. It includes testimonies from Mrs. Samuel Frake and Mrs. J W Lang praising cures, and invites women to write to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts for free, expert advice based on long experience.
MISSOULA NOTES. A marriage license was issued yesterday to Ward L. Peppard and Annie Trevaille of this city. Dr. P. M. Keller and Miss Florence Keller of New Zealand are visiting with K. Farnsworth this week. M. J Gulden, the taxidermist, has joined the auto club and his one seated runabout arrived Tuesday. Ben F. Plummer visited from Stevensville on business. He says all his crops are in and ready to store. Mrs. S. H. Treloar and Mrs. E. F. Foltz arrived from California and left for the Treloar ranch in the valley. The touring car bought in the East by W. H. Smead has arrived and was seen on the streets yesterday. Judge G. B. Winston was here for a few hours and held a brief court session in chambers in a suit where Judge Webster was disqualified. George Filo and John Murphy, two defendants, were fined 1 and 1 respectively for being drunk, and ordered to leave the city. Funeral services were held yesterday for Mary Case with Rev. E. Wright officiating. burial at the Missoula Cemetery. The Ravalli hotel in Hamilton, Mont., open year round for first class tourist patrons. booklet available.
Leipzig May 1 A derailment occurred on the Speyer to Harthausen secondary railway as a train slowed by a cyclist racing alongside the track. Occupants leaned from a car to watch the chase causing the carriage to leave the rails. The engineer halted the train before damage. One hundred calling cards and plate for 1.50. Standard office Missoula.
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