MEET DRIVES STATE ROAD PUSH FOR PARK TO PARK HIGHWAY
May 25 Harlowton Meagher county hosts largest road gathering in Fergus Meagher and adjoining counties. Delegations from Lewistown Moore and Judith join Big Timber visit route through McNille to back park highway with support to unify work for a high grade road. Edward Ulrich wins Meagher declamation gold. Dorothy Leach second. judges include local and county officials.
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Harlowton
Meagher
Lewistown
Moore
Judith
Fergus Carty
Har- Jowtor
Tig Timber
Tante
Hunter's
Meagher County
Edward Ulrich
W._C. Husband
Dorothy Leach
Sulphur Springs
Mabel Lucas
Vera Stevens
Harrowton
Local Clergy and Visitors Stop in Philipsburg
Philipsburg on May 25 reports attorney W. H. Moore of Missoula visiting the city on business. Rev. William H. Calvert departed for Helena as a delegate to the state Sunday school convention. Rev. Charles T. Greenway will next Sunday in Spokane with Mrs. Greenway, who has been in that city for several weeks. Mrs. A. B. Huffman went to Butte.
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Philipsburg
W. H. Moore
Missoula
William H. Calvert
Helena
Charles T. Greenway
Spokane
Greenway
A. 8. Huffman
Butte
Early Morning Fatigue and Neurasthenia Explained
An old newspaper blurb discusses neurasthenia as a run-down nerve condition with morning fatigue and poor sleep. It claims overwork and worry trigger it, and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a nerve tonic that builds up blood and nerves. The ad offers pills at 3 cents per box, sixboxes for 2.60, mailing from Schenectady NY.
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Ken Fou WentLobei
Oil supply not short says Montana senators to Wilson
Senators Myers Walsh Hill man and Thomas from Montana Nevada Colorado and California conferred with President Wilson over Secretary Daniels oil leasing bill. They argued the navy's fear of shortages is unfounded noting government holds 3 000 000 acres with an estimated 760 000 000 barrels while navy consumption runs about 600 600 barrels yearly. They advocate private development and fair laws to secure fuel, with government storage and possible takeovers only as needed. the public may purchase oil for fuel and chemical use, and the bill remains amendable.
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Standard
Washington
Myers
Walsh
Montana
Hillman
Nevada
Thomas
Colorado
Phelan
California
Wilson
Daniels
Public Lands Committee
Secretary of the Navy
Lewistown News Highlights May 25 Naturalisation and Local Plans
May 25 Lewistown news notes naturalisation day with Judge Teo presiding as many new citizens from Germany Russia England Italy Norway Denmark Holland and Finland take the oath. Citizens hear counsel from Me DeKiab. Also reported: thirty Lewistown park squad members return from a Big Timber auto trip with praise for Judith Gap Moore and Finlowton delegations and cordial reception. Plans for a six story Momant building at Third Ave and Main St opposite Fergus County Bank proposed by local interests, to be erected over a year. Also: Johnle Gr sues another party.
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Lewistown
Rim
Teo
de- Ruib
DeKiab
Germany
Rustein
England
Laly
Norway
Holland
Finland
Momant
Third Avenue
Main Street
Bank of
Fergus County
Socratea
Johnle Gr
Royal Milling to greatly enlarge Great Falls mill
The Royal Milling company plans a large six story brick and reinforced concrete plant 40 by 126 feet to expand capacity to 2500 barrels per day in two 1250 barrel units, with the first ready for 1916 and the second for 1917. A fireproof warehouse 40 by 100 feet will accompany the project at an estimated cost around 150000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Royal Milling Company
Hamilton News: Local Visits and Driving Club Plans
May 25 Hamilton notes list visitors J W Long from Victor C Stevens from Darby Dr H E Heyward and Hert Kerlee from Darby Judge R Lee McCulloch back from Missoula Ruth Pollinger returns from Florence RH Smithy travels to Washington DC. Hamilton Driving Club holds active meeting planning frequent events and a likely first-class Fourth of July gathering.
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Hamilton
J. W. Long
Victor School
Victor
C. Stevens
Darby
Lower Valley
H. E. Heyward
Hert Kerlee
Lafayette McKinney
R. Lee McCulloch
Missoula
District Court
Ruth Pollinger
Florence
RH Smithy
Butte
Great’ Falls
Washington, D. C
Defamation lawsuit begins in Lewistown district court
In Lewistown on May 25, Frances D Autremont sues Mrs Margaret McDonald for 35000 dollars claiming defamation of character. McDonald denies the remarks about D Autremont seeking McDonald’s husband and other alleged statements. Trial proceeds with competing testimonies. Also noted are a May commencement at the Presbyterian church with 150 graduates and a divorce granted to Mrs Anna Brown from I C Brown. A historical note recalls W W Ford of Omaha witnessing the 1847 Mexico City capture via his Texas memories.
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Lewistown
Frances D'Autremont
Margaret McDonald
District Court
Windham
Pli
Mexico City
Scott
W. W. Ford
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Samuel Houston
Ford
Mrs J M Griffin Killed When Auto Turns Turtle
Glendive Montana May 25 Mrs J M Griffin aged 25 was killed early today when the touring car in which she rode with her husband skidded and turned turtle She was pinned beneath the heavy machine and died after calling for help The couple were en route from Miles City to Glendive and were overtaken by heavy rain making the road slippery The husband escaped with minor injuries and said he was not driving fast.
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Glendive
J. M. Griffin
Miles City
Griffn
Deer Lodge News Briefs Hit by Local Travel and Visits
Deer Lodge May 25. A letter from Kenneth McLeod reports the family will not return to Deer Lodge, settling in Fort Dodge Iowa. Various locals noted visits and trips including Roy Gilham home, Joh Fisk and baby to Helena, Ailen MacNaughton from Garrison touring St Louis and other eastern cities, and Miss Luly Osmer visiting with her father Dan Osmer. Other items mention Frank Smith to Boulder Hot Springs, Roadmaster Orrie Miller visiting, Arthur Kettler of Omaha visiting, and Luby Lubrink arriving from Tacoma to join his wife. George Thomason and others attended court, Wiss Tsotta teaching in New Plymouth returning for summer, and Joseph Plessinger from Haskell visiting. Walter Marshall headed to Harlowton for Milwaukee roundhouse work, John Rice and son visiting Butte, Vincent Wallace managing Gold Creek business, with several rail personnel transacting business in Deer Lodge.
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Deer Lodge
Kenneth’ McLeod
Fort Dodge
Towa
Sale
Milwaukee
Roy Gilham
Joh. Fisk
Rollin
Humber
Helena
Ailen MacNaughton
Garrison
St. Louis
Louisville
Don Spottmwood
Minneapolis
Hana St. Paul
Minnie Sheridan
Butterpent
Door Lodge
Mia
Rot Gilham
Sears
Harlowton
Frank Smith
Boulder ‘Hot Springs
Orrie Miller
Arthur Kettler
Omaha
C. B. ‘Thrasher
Los Angeles
Luly Osmer
Missoula
Dan Osmer
George Thomason
Nels Sentient
Phil Bader
M. Dumain
Finton
Yester
Wiss Tsotta
Stetson
New Plymouth
Taana
Abe Lubrink
Tacoma
Lubrink
Pan Camer
Joseph Plessinger
Haskell
F. Clark
Northern Pacifi
F. Spencer
Walter Marshall
Millwaukee
Roundbones
John Rice
Charles
Butte
Vincent Wallace
Gold Creek
Bozeman News Highlights Local Deaths and Ventures
The Bozeman funeral of Susan F Copple, longtime resident, was held with Rev A L Chapman presiding. Frank Howard and Leland Matthews, both 21, plead guilty to stealing a calf from G R Dusenberry. Willow Creek Cheese Co organizes with 5000 capital stock, 25 per share, 1626 subscribed. Rev Charles W Harris installed as pastor of First Presbyterian Church with sermon by Dr John N McLean and charges from Rev Joseph F Cheesman, with Henry Vanderhock presiding. Marriage licenses issued to Eugene Lavalley and Leonora Norton. Mr and Mrs R J Pasha traveling to Rochester for surgery. Court stenographer W E Jolliffe visiting, farming remarks in Gallatin. M S Bar Company forms to buy and sell cattle and livestock with $50000 capital.
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Bozeman
Susan’ F. Copple
Sumatra
Dawson County
A. L. Chapman
Frank Howard
Leland Matthews
G. R. Dusenberry
B. B. Law
Willow Creek Cheese Company
HT. J. Fredericks
F. C. Cooper
Ed Walbert
J.D. Sehorn
John J. Callaghan
Willow Creek
Gallatn County
Charles W. Harris
First Presbyterian Church
John N. McLean
City
Joseph F. Cheesman
Manhattan
Henry C. Vanderhock
Melville
Harris
Eugene B. Lavalley
Leonora T. Norton
Livingston
Souder
Mathile
Minneapolis
R. J. Pasha
Rochester
Minn
Pasha
W. TE. Jollifteig
Butte
McClernan
Silver Bow
Gallatin County
M.S. Bar Company
BE. H. Schumacher
Discovery Mining Company Formed In Montana
The Discovery Mining company incorporates with capital stock of 100.01, issuing 5,000 shares at par ten dollars each. It holds five mining claims near Cooke City and Bozeman, replacing the Montana Mining and Smelting company whose 40 year corporate period has expired. Founding officers include A. J. McPherson Lester Willson Frank Alderson and Walter Cooper. Silver and lead deposits are reported on the claims.
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Discovery Mining Compan
Cooke City
Heatty
Bozeman Eason
A. J. McPherson
Lester
Willson
Frank Alderson
Walter Cooper
Montana Mining and Smelting Company
Magill Death Dragged by Freight Train at Dillon
At a coroner inquest John Magill was ruled to have died in an accident after being dragged by a freight train near Dillon. Investigators noted he likely attempted to board the moving cars from Lima. his foot slipped, arms freed, and he was pulled along until his feet were severed. Relatives have not been found. a Campbell show card was found in his pocket. The body rests at Brundage Undertaking Parlors awaiting inquiries.
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Armstead
Dillon News Political stir and snow threaten ranchers
In Heaverhead county Attorney Witbur Gilbert files to run for county treasurer on the Republican ticket as snow deepens in the mountains. Sheepmen face a grave outlook with eight inches to a foot of snow and more on the way. The funeral of the late Mee Bailie Mayes is set for this afternoon at Meh Rete Funeral chapel with Rev C F Chapman officiating at Mountain View cemetery. Automobiles.
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Dillon
Heaverhead
Witbur
Gilbert
Controrney
Auicent
Old timer Morton Holiday dies near Martinsdale at 86
White Sulphur Springs May ath obituary notes Morton Holiday a Missouri native aged 86 died at his Martinsdale area home after years as a miner and ranch resident. He leaves many relatives. Also funeral of Mrs John Wilson held with Reverend Solon Johnson officiating. she died Sunday leaving three children and a newborn. Shakespeare notes from Indianapolis sight insights on spellings and plays. London Notes and Queries 1906 details on errors and longest plays. Beer prices rise in Rio de Janeiro as foreign brews falter against high tariffs.
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Mayath
Morton Holiday
Missouri
Martinsdale
Montana
John Wilson
Solon Johnson
Wilson
Shakespeare
Indianapolis News
Worial
Twyname
Indianapolis Journal
London Notes
Anthony and
Cleopatra
Humber
Hamlet
London
William II
Jacques Pierre
Rio Janeiro
Funeral notice for Harley a Uilitary at Waleh's parlors
The remains of Harley A Uilitary are at Waleh’s undertaking Taylora Funeral Parlors in Nevin Maine. John Nevin’s undertaking parlors will handle further arrangements.
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Drittain
Harleya
Waleh
Taylora
Nevin
Maine
John Nevin
Plant Juice Advert: Newbro Drug Coclaims Catarrh Cure
An old advertisement extols Plant Juice as a cure for catarrh, claiming it cleanses and detoxifies the liver and bile flow, rebuilds tissue, and restores vigor. It notes sales via Newbro Drug Co in Butte and Smith Drug Co in Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules
Newbro Drug Company
Butte
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
Unclear OCR text on pain relief tablets
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions pain tablets, ailments, and medical context. It appears to discuss antikammla tablets, prompt relief for pain, and warnings that tablets may be false or unwanted, with references to neuralgia and general aches. No clear events, names, or dates are present.
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Iti
Foremost Foe of Tuberculosis and Belman's Alterative
The article promotes Belman's Alterative as a potentially beneficial treatment for tuberculosis, listing rest, pure food, clean air, and other factors as essential. It claims the disease causes about one tenth of all deaths and asserts the remedy can help with stubborn cold symptoms and bronchial troubles, urging trials and noting availability from druggists and Eckman Laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belman
Eckman Laboratory
Itching torment relief from Zemo advertised drug
A battered ad claims Zemo from Thrafin drug store relieves eczema ringworm rashes and itching instantly. It promises quick soothing effects at a low cost with a large bottle priced around one dollar and urges prompt use for relief.
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Zemo
Tany Drug Store
Cleveland
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