Weakened Woman Regains Strength After Pinkham Use
Mrs L D Quinly of Shelbyville Missouri reports months of fatigue and inability to work improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she now performs light housework and tends poultry and garden with no medicines for three months. She offers her testimonial for advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ls E. Pinkham
Shelbyville
Mra. L. D. Quinly
R.F. D
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Olive Tablets Offer Harmless Calomel Substitute
Thousands have discovered Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild laxative with rapid effect on the liver. The olive colored pills are a substitute for calomel, causing no bite or teeth damage and not irritating the gums. They purportedly remove dullness and lassitude, boosting spirits and energy.
Petitions to curb armaments circulate in Montana
Under the Women's Christian Temperance Union direction petitions circulate in Butte and across Montana urging disarmament. The call asks representatives to abolish war as a method of settling international differences and to dispense with armaments except for police duties. Copies will be in churches, the YMCA building, and the chamber of commerce as part of a Montana-wide campaign led by Mrs. Frances Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Butte
Montana
Enire
United States
XM. C. A
Chamber of Commerce
FR. Cunningham
M. W. Alerson
Campaign Plans Made Known In Nation Wide Packing Campaign
Butte shippers aided by arrangements with the chamber of commerce will compete in a national perfect package campaign. Beginning Nov 1 the American Railway association leads a drive to improve packing and shipping, with local cooperation from shippers and a joint transportation committee. After one month, city records will be tabulated with the leading city highlighted for shipping excellence. The carriers committee includes Benton, McMahon, Tamm, McMillan, Wallace, Weaver, Roberts and Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Chamber of Commerce
American Railway Association
Oe Ceeanranen Menures
Carriers’ Committee
B. A. Benton
American’ Railway Express Company
D. McMahon
Great Northern Railway
E. A. Tamm
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway
J.A. McMillan
Northern Pacific Railroad
D. Wallace
B., A. &. P Railway
J. R. Weaver
Oregon
Harvest Season Observed At Trinity Church Centerville
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church in Centerville plans a harvest festival starting Sunday with a sermon by Rev. W. H. Pascoe at 11 AM and a 7:30 PM address by Rev. T. H. Woods. Monday features a Ladies' Aid supper, a public meeting led by James Tippett and Rev. C. J. Clifford, a 27-voice choir directed by W. H. Johns, and a fruits and produce sale. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Centerville
W. H. Pascoe
TH. W. Woods
Ladies’ Aid Society
James Tippett
C. J. Clifford
Mountain View Church
October Weather in Butte Endures Snowstorm Flurry
In Butte October featured 18 clear days and nine partly steady days before a late snowstorm. The thermometer climbed to 78 on October 4 the warmest day, and dipped to 29 on October 27 morning after the storm. A snowfall on October 27 measured an inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
J. R. Wharton
Eldridge Shows Improved Condition After Hospitalization
Anna Eldridge, at Columbia hospital after an apparent attempt on her life, shows improved condition with reduced infection risk and possible full recovery ahead. Neighbors and classmates expressed sympathy as visitors, while Rudolph Klingenberg becomes Blakeslee postmaster with the office moved two miles from the old site. Birth notices from Cardwell and local addresses record new arrivals at Deaconess hospital and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Eldridge
Columbia Hospital
Fostmasten
Rudolph Klingenberg
Blakeslee
Fergus County
Butte Churches Offer Wide Range of Services This Sunday
The roster lists multiple denominations and churches from Methodist at Mountain View and Wesley Chapel to Lutheran St. Mark's and Presbyterian First Street. Services include morning worship, sermons, Sunday schools, Epworth leagues, and 7:30 p m evening services with various topics and guest speakers through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Tate
Talbot and
Garden Avenue
J. A
Lutheran
St. Mark's, Silver and
Montana
Hudtloff
Pas
Tor
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India
Bebe Daniels
SIV
Mexican Diamond CO
Montreal
Canada
HJ. M Lawrence
Anna
Eldridge
City Health Office
Fred H. Hemand
Cardwell
Mont
Deaconess Hospital
James Addicoat
Roberts Street
Clarance E. Jacques
B Street
Jersey
Bolivia
Paris
Rigaud
Aoe OS
Oakley
Rex
Mountain View
Quarts
Cecil Leslie Clifford
Epworth League
Elas
Lowell Avenue
Lowell and
George Street
J. A. Baxter
Trinity
Unity
Atlantic Street
H.W. Woods
G. W.bernhall
Walkerville
G Race
Arizona
Second Streets
Charles” Rhodes
C. C. Blakeslee
Silver
Park
Grand and
Thornton
Charles Rhodes
Gold Hill
Copper and
Alaska
Reets
J. Mithun
Montana and
Silver Streets
Alfred Appell
Anaconda
Dakota
Aluminum
Benjamin Owen
Fepple's
Harrison Ayenue
Majors Street
W. P. Lockwood
Church School
Swrat Park
Gladstone
Edwards Streets
W.T. Lockwood
St. John’s
Southwest Corner
Idaho
Broadway
Charles F. Chapman
Montana Street
RH. Pratt
Corner Dakota
Porphyry
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Chastian
Shortrigge Memorial
Washington and
Mercury Streets
Br Xt Lingenfelter
Bible School
West Porphyry Street
Theosophical
Theosophical Society
Leonard Hotel
West Granite Street
L. J. Knowlton
E'Sloek
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