Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy Praised by Sufferers
Letters from Mrs. S A Williams of Gardiner Maine and Mrs Alvina Sperling of Chicago claim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured serious female ailments without surgery. The ad extols thirty years of use and invites sick women to write for advice from Lydia E Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
S.A. Williams
Gardiner
Maine
Alvina Sperling
Cleybourne Ave
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinham
Butte Elks Stage Grand West Tour and Baby Elk Christening
Butte Elks lodge hosts a grand social session with visiting Grand Lodge officers from Livingston. A baby elk christened to symbolize the lodge, named Rush L Holland, is welcomed amid speeches by Grand Exalted Ruler Holland and others. Gifts include a copper punch bowl and silver cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butts Eikh
Rush le Holland
Jed C. Robinson
Troster
Alfeed
Holley
Theola
Livingston
Hanqurt
Thornton Hotel
Mineh
I Hoskins
J Gillis
T. Kilgallan
J. R. Bryan
J. B. Kremer
HM Haviland
Wa.allway
Harry O'Gorman
Columbia Gardens
Butte Lodge
J. R
Mal
Taylor
Bryan
Grand Lodge
Kremer
Wharton
Ander
HP. C. F
Mr. Holland
Butte
Rush L. Holland
Torginson
Hiland
the Howards
Sue Smith
Homer ‘Lind
Orpheum Theater
Gus Brano
Jame
Lucia Cooper
Family Theater
Cummings
Brooks
Holland
Robinson
Mr. Kremer
Guy. Stapleton
Alexander Mackel
Horse in Cruelty Case At Sloan Stables
A horse brought to Sloan stables yesterday morning was driven until it staggered and appeared weak. The animal, with steaming eyes, was left at the barn last night. Cornelius Cor Fan, a miner, allegedly intoxicated, was arrested by Patrolman O Jackson and jailed in default of a $100 cash bond on a charge of cruelty to an animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Cornelius Cor Fan
Miner
O Jackson
Anmala
Energy in food vs fuel for engines
The foods we eat furnish energy for the body just as burning coal makes steam for an engine. Experiments by Prof. Frankland of London show cod liver oil yields two and a half times more energy than starches or sweets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankland
London
Advertisement Request From Scott and Bowne Paper Ad
An old newspaper ad offers to send a copy of Complete Handy All of the World by Scott and Bowne. It instructs sending the advertisement, the paper name, the sender’s address, and four cents to cover postage to 409 Pearl Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Comments on Catarrh and a Quick Restorer Recipe
An old remedy claim describes a simple home mix called blood A prescription touted as a quick system retter. It requires one teaspoon and one ounce of another compound shaken in hot water and taken with meals and at night. The ad suggests it can be bought from druggists and prepared at home, promising rapid relief for catarrh and related symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evers
Owen
Mhrood
Pal
Hatha
Missoula Eyes Electric Street Railway Plan
A Missoula business committee met with former U S Senator W A Clark to discuss his plan to build an electric street railway. If approved, a right of way would be granted through Missoula, with a line from Bonner to the city and a freight link to Missoula, signaling rapid growth and renewed franchise interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
J McLeoud
J. HM. T. Ryman
James M. Vred Stoddard
John T. Toole
Butte
United States
W. A. Clark
John M. Vane
Clark
Ats
Sant
Amiost Latinfactors
Wrx
Missovia
Kis
Snrae
Fort Missoulay
Bonner
Tutte
Police Report for October Counts 259 Arrests
Chief Wynne presents October police report to city council noting 259 arrests for drunkenness vagrancy disturbance warrants insanity desertion from the United States army petit larceny prostitution carrying concealed weapons mayhem assault with a deadly weapon discharging firearms peddling without license obtaining goods falsely and highway robbery. Dispositions: 118 discharged to duty 24 to county jail 38 to city jail 23 sentences 1 to Justice Rhoades court 1 to Justice Cole Ngan 8 to Springs. Meals served cost 103.23 and 89 patrol cars were active. Bell Telephone advertising notes the value of timely orders and local business reliance. Funeral notices for Peter Sheehan and John Shea at St Lawrence church tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynne
United States Army
Justice Rhoades’ Court
Jungiee Rice
Justiee Cole Ngan
Arts
Ail
Canine Royalty Graces Butte Kennel Club Show
The annual dog show in Butte opens with over 200 pedigrees, many collies, and a packed Auditorium. Judges led by James Cole of Kansas City will evaluate the collies first, with Glen Tara and Goldfield lines prominent among entrants from Montana, Salt Lake, Spokane, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Butte Kennel Club
George
Cutbank
Browne
Nini
Froway
James Cole
Kansas City
Glen Tara
T.S. Grimba
Spokan
W. M. Waddell
Salt Lake
Glen Tara Squire
Spokane
Goldfield” Bangle
America
Scotland
Goldfeld
Goldfield
Belinda
Waddell
Charles Wood
West
Bangle
Howard Don
Roy Alley
Forks
C. E. Larable
Deer Lodge
Denver
Montana
A. K
C. N._ Olds
James G. Keefe
Kennel Club
Herman Kemna
Charles A. Belk
O. Ne Olds
A. J. Cross
A.C. Rodgers
H. Kemna
Charles Belk
Tailor Frank Lepeak Killed by Train Near Butte
A telegram to Chief Wynne reports Frank Lepeak a Butte tailor killed by a train. The message notes his wife is in town and names undertaker W A Alexander and Fred Sharples aged 25 as involved. Sharples’ body will be moved to his mother's home at No 7 East Park for a 2 pm funeral tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lepeak
Wynne
Butte
Bonsher's Ferry
Idaho
Frank Lepeal
W. A. Alexander
Fred Sharples
Richards
Joseph Sharples
Fast Park
Dance of the Women a Complete Success
A dance last night in Coli seum hall hosted by the Women's Protective Association drew about five hundred couples. The event ran past midnight and showcased well run committees and general satisfaction. The South Butte Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Miss Collins home with reports of good work and the consecration of two girls to the temperance cause. Refreshments followed and a social session. The next meeting will be at Mrs Curran's home, 15 East Fremont, on Tuesday afternoon, Dec 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliseum Hall
Women's Protective Association
South
Butte Woman's Christian Temperance
Anion
Ollins
Astrid Roma Anderson
Ellen’ Jane Martin
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E.L. Ensign
Ferns & Fraser
Helena, Mont
North
Wyoming Street
California Brewery
John F. Miller
Butte Elks
Amonk
Detlantfal Social Seasion
Mom
Scott
Butte Carriage Works
Galena Street
Chars
Huider
Bell Telephone
Lyson Block
North Main
Avery
Alennessy
Hennessy
Dimensions
New York City
Portage
Forest Mills
Springfield Underwear
Forest Mills Union
Union
Springfield Union
Springfield
Cotton Union
Association
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