Frank Dries Death Tragedy Strikes Big Hole Ranch
Frank Dries, a prominent Big Hole country stockman, rushed home after a telephone report of his 14 year old son’s accidental death while cattle work. The boy reportedly died when his horse slipped and fell. funeral set for Wisdom cemetery as community mourns.
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Frank Dries
Big Hole
Anaconda
Dries
Bowen
Drice
Anatelet
Ineto
Krien
Wisdom
Beauty and Bad Breath Marvels of Charcoal Lozenges
A moralizing piece extols the social danger of foul breath for women and claims Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges cure all forms of bad breath. It describes lozenge ingredients as willow charcoal with honey, promotes post meal use, and invites readers to request a free trial by mail from a distant publisher.
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Herompany
Stuart
America
Canada
Staartep
Stuart Utting
Doctor's Prescription Formula Promises Health Benefits
A garbled OCR passage touts a patent like formula termed polaone for eradicating acid and strengthening blood and nerves. It claims to restore tempo and vigor, suggesting significant savings and widespread use, though text is fragmented and unclear about origin or proof.
City Notices and Local Announcements
Local city news and community notices list meetings and events at the Mint Fraternal Union and various churches, plus ads and notices about real estate, births, guardianships, visits, and upcoming hunts and sales. Names include Verberckmoes, F. Lafrance, Adolph Blank, and J. Gleason. Election returns and doctor visits appear among daily happenings.
Pioneer prospector Joseon Stegner dies after exposure
Joseon Stegner, a pioneer prospector in the state, was found partially paralyzed in his cabin about three weeks ago. He was brought to Columbus hospital but died last night from exposure. He held valuable mining claims on Carpenter Creek and had recently refined a good offer.
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Great Falls
Joseon Stegner
Columbus Hospital
Carpenter Creek
Anacon—da Irishmen unveil a portrait at hall event
The Ancient Order of Hibernians and the Ladies Auxiliary unveiled a grand oil painting of D. J. Hennessy last evening. Owen O’Neill Patrick Donnell and Michael McNally led the committee, with Neill, O’Donnell and McNally presenting the work amidst applause. President O’Reilly presided as locals praised the late Hennessy and his brother. The program included songs and tributes, highlighting community bonds and Irish-American pride.
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Order of Hibernians
Ladies ‘Auxiliary
D. J. Hennesy
Owen O'Neill
Patrick Donnell
Michael McNally
Hennessy
O'Donnell
McNally
O'Reilly
Dresden
Albee
Donahoe
Gus Met Teatt
Mata
Sara
Prominent Mining Man Sues Wife For Divorce
Reno November 1 Henry F Lefevre a leading U S mining engineer and ally of John Hammond testified in district court seeking a divorce from Alice M Lefevre whom he married in New York City December 14 1905 and now resides with her mother in Detroit He said his wife deserted him after traveling with him through Central American states and spending all his money. The case was continued to December 7 to take her deposition.
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Reno
Henry F. Lefevre
John Hays Hammond
Alice M. RR. Lefevre
New York
City
Detroit
Lefevre
Noted New York architect Herbert Hale Dies After Illness
New York November 11 19 Herbet Hale a leading city architect and designer of many notable structures died last night after a long illness from nervous disorder He designed various public buildings in New York and his design for the new post office in New Orleans is mentioned in this obituary His father Rev Taward Hale is listed among his family connections
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New Yorke
Herbert Vudiey Male
Taward Hale
Mir Hale
New Orleans
Government To Raise Head Tax For Immigrants Controversy
An interior minister stated that a head tax of 90 dollars per person would not exclude Chinese immigrants, asserting government policy would fund immigration without excluding Chinamen. The remark underscores ongoing racial restrictions shaping policy.
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Nelwon
B.C
Rrankonver
Medicine to Food: A Woman Rebuilds Strength with Grape-Nuts
A sick woman recovering from years of weakness credits Grape-Nuts cereal with restoring her appetite and easing stomach distress after doctors failed. She started with small amounts, gradually increasing to regular meals, praising Postum Company Battle Creek Michigan and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
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Detter
Postum
Battle Creek
Mich
Wollville
Police Chief of Anaconda Hounded by Demanding Letters
Anaconda police chief Barney Fitzpatrick is overwhelmed by requests from across the country for information and services. He has spent years replying to inquiries about business ratings addresses and cures, but fatigue led him to consider hiring a stenographer. The piece contrasts public reliance on the chief with his limited capacity and notes he once spent 22.10 on postage and loosed paper at city hall.
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Barney Fitzpatrick
Anaconda
Barney
Lost and Found Department
Jennie Smith
Bob Dunn
Suit Seeks Return of Money Found On Insane Wife
F J Smith sues J N Scanland and Mrs Smith to recover 625 alleged found on Mrs Smith when she was committed to Warm Springs Insane Asylum. He claims the money belongs to him and asks for an order for return and a guardian for Mrs Smith. Court action filed.
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Standard
Helena
F. J. Smith
J. N. Scanland
Warm, Springs
Iisted
Election officer given long prison sentence
In St Louis Missouri during August primaries Thomas Be Grath an election officer in the Second precinct Third ward was convicted of making false returns and sentenced to four seats in the penitentiary. Evidence showed that W Cowherd the Democratic candidate for governor received votes in official returns while opponents received none and testimony indicated votes for candidates other than Cowherd.
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St Louis
Thomas Be| Grath
Tate
Cowherd
Govfermer
Wisen
Fifteen Hundred Boys Relay Run To Washington
Washington November 11 President Roosevelt agreed to accept a neckaxe to be transmitted in a relay by Y M C A boys. About 1,600 boys will participate in the run from New York City to Washington. the start is planned for Friday afternoon November 20.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Y. MC. A
New York
New York City
Fernoon
Explosion at Wells and Kinaie Streets damages four story building
An explosion at Wells and Kinaie Streets, blamed by police on leaking gas but rejected by owner as a deliberate act, shattered a four story cleaning store building. The blast caused about 30000 dollars in damages, arousing fear of bombers as firefighters contained a blaze that threatened total demolition.
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Ticago
Queen to visit United States seeks recognition in lands case
Former Queen Liliuokalani had a mortgage deed lodged for ten dollars recorded today naming Claus Spreckels and WG Irwin as recipients. Queen Liliuokalani plans to travel to Washington to press for recognition of her claims to lands in the Hawaiian group previously held.
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Honolulu
Ila
Liliuokalant
Claus Spreckels
WG. Irwin
Titiuokalant
Washington, D.C
Admiral Miller Dead at Naval Home in Philadelphia
Rear Admiral Miller, governor of the naval home in Philadelphia, died after a brief illness. He was 66 and appointed to the navy from Missouri in 1863. Pierre South Dakota, Nov 11. Justice Howard G. Fuller of the state supreme court died today after a lingering illness.
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Philadelphia
Miller
Missouri
Mary Cavallery Acquitted In Santa Barbara Murder Case
Santa Barbara California November 1 Mary Cavallery was acquitted by a jury after a brief deliberation on a murder charge. The defense argued she was deceived by Sproule who had beaten and threatened to kill her, leading to the fatal confrontation.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Mary
Mise’ Cavellery
Misa Cavale Lero
Sproule
Canadian railway men organize own union
Ottawa reports a telegram from the department of labor in Ottawa stating the International Brotherhood of Railway Employees has severed Hood of Railway. About thousand men are affected. In St. Louis the lay organization to forward the Methodist Episcopal church missionary work is formed as The Laymen Missionary Movement. Speakers claim the church is converting about 400 heathens daily at an estimated annual cost of $2,000,000, aiming to triple these figures.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Department of Labor
International Brotherhood of Railway
Tan Ploves
St. Louis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Laymen Missionary Movement
Missing Crew Return Delays Voyage From Charleston
A party of crew members departed for Charleston in the afternoon while the vessel set sail for San Francisco. Two sailors failed to return from shore liberty in time and were left behind with the ship.
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Charleston
Pacife
San Francisco
Culturist Invited To State Affairs Next Week
Nov U sir Horace of the ageicultural ine Trelonl will tour states next week on invitation with the commission on country life appointed by President Roosevelt.
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Sir Horace
Will
Invita
Roosevelt
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C. C. Evans
Louis Copins
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Henry M. Flaster
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Bonner, Montana
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Bonner Mont
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E. L. Ensign
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Helena, Mont
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Winstanley & Reeser
Higgins Avenue
Missoula Corner
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