Severe cough led to lung trouble cure advertised
A historical advertisement claims Kekmi Alteratives can cure severe throat and lung conditions such as bronchitis asthma and persistent coughs. It cites a patient from Bowling Green Kentucky and promises proven results after one week. It notes no narcotics or baneful ingredients and directs readers to Newbro Drug Centre Philadelphia for booklets and evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bettersworth
Bowling Green
James Deer
Sour Eckman
Amman
A.C. Hettersworth
Revit. Org
Health officers clash over sanitary rules in city court
Alderman John D. Wilson defended a real estate firm in a dispute over repairs at 49 East Park Street and 1123 East 6299 Street. Inspectors claimed plumbing work failed to meet ordinances, while Wilson claimed contractors had finished the job. Judge Nooner urged enforcement as proper for public health. Other docket items included dumping refuse at 520 South Idaho Street and ash can duties at the Park District, with dismissals and follow ups ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Wilson
Wilson
Wilen & Smith
East Park Street
Tigi
East
McGrew
Callahan
Nooner
Health Department
Droper Thape
Pla
George Mccutcheon
Healm
Ie Tai
Jobin F. Nelson
Quinn
South
Idaho Street
John M. Murphy
Park Diock
West Park Street
Grabenstein
Pringle to Cook on Empire Stage in Pierre of the Plains
Della Pringle of the Permanent Players at the Empire theatre is billed as both actress and cook. A staged bacon and eggs handout will be offered after the performance, with onstage cooking during Pierre of the Plains. The company arrives from Western Canada with authentic police costumes and settings for realism. Mr Van Auker stars as Pierre the half breed gambler, praised as stronger than Edgar Selwyn in the role. Initial performance is Sunday matinee, then the play runs the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Pringle
Permanent Players
Empire Theater
Miss Pringle
The
Empire
Pierre
the Plains
Lerre
Trong
Butte
Canada
Mounted Police
Mr. van Auker
Edgar Selwyn
the Empire
Saloon Location and Minor Access Laws
A saloon must be at least 400 feet from a schoolhouse. Prohibits liquor sales to minors with fines for violators. No law bars women from entering saloons, but one bans their attendance at bars or associated dance halls. A wineroom law forbids closed rooms connected to saloons where women could be taken to drink.
Wife Ends Uncertain Marriage in Court Decree
Judge Donlan signed the decree divorcing Dorrit R. Green from Charles 8. Green after a years long separation. Green, a jeweler earning 29 to 300 dollars monthly, spent and gambled away money, leaving Mrs Green in precarious circumstances. She left the marriage May 2 1912 and has not heard from him since, believing him in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donlan
District Court
Dorrit R. Green
Charles 8. Green
Butte
Green
Chicago
Iis
Mr. Green
Judge Donlan
Mrs. Green
Divorces Granted After Desertion in Mainville Anaconda
Judge Donlan grants a decree of divorce to Evan Bryan and Mary Bryan amid claims of desertion and cruelty. Mary Gerry, seeking divorce from Archie Gerry, admits limited knowledge about men and cites cruelty and neglect. Gerry accused of repeated abuse and lack of support, but the wife declines alimony and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Bryan
Mary Bryan
Donlan
Bryans
Mainville
Anaconda
Ethel Gerry
Dentan
Archie Gerry
Mueh
Gerry
Leasure
Boy Shot in Leg During Duck Hunt. 14-Year-Old Dies
Leslie Dodds, 14, son of Rev. Mr. Dodds of Dillon, died at Murray hospital after a gunshot wound to the right leg from a shotgun discharge while retrieving ducks from a boat in a slough near Dillon. Infection set in after amputation, leaving no hope for recovery. Dodds attended Dillon Normal School and earned athletic recognition. survived by parents and a sister. body taken to Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Dodds
Dodds
Dillon
Murray Hospital
W. Charles Carroll
Butte
FE. Dodds
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Slifer to press suit against police officer
Martin R. Slifer has filed a district court suit against Lieutenant Yorath for false arrest and detention in the city jail. He contends the officer acted maliciously and oppressive, seeks $1,000 in damages for humiliation and loss of time and money, and plans vigorous prosecution at the early term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin R. Slifer
District Court
Yorath
Cou ‘Shter
Slifer
Reeser
Damges
Pupils Qualify for Schools Opening Monday
The county board of educational examiners reports pupils who passed the Aug 25 1913 tests in physiology geography and other subjects. Names include Eva Pearl Smith Julia Comba Rudolph Kline and Leo Regan with many others. Cards and diplomas are ready at the county superintendent’s office for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Educational Examiners
Eva Pearl Smith
Julia Comba
Rudolph Kline
Mariah Parisot
Leo Regan
Ed Sullivan
Kate ‘Eda Arata
Rose Dorrian
Allee Dorrian
Catherine Cronin
Nell Qeote
Bartie Shen
En Meale
Josephine Rodgers
Helen Sullivan
Celestine Giovanetti
Frank Sagar
Degree of Honor Picnic At Basin Reservoir
The Free Silver Degree of Honor members and guests enjoyed a picnic outing at Basin reservoir. They traveled in two tallyhes from Carpenters' union hall at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Simonson Mrs. Curran and Mrs. McDonald formed the committee with Mrs. Mary Nolan guiding arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Silver Lady Degree of Honor
Basin Reservoir
Carpenters
Union Hall
Simonson
Curran
McDonald
Mary Nolan
Unique Tailoring Ad Promises Weekly Suit Delivery in Bolte
A small classified ad from Unique Tailoring of West Granite proclaims weekly suit production with 42 outfits monthly and delivery to every part of Bolte. It lists two phone numbers for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolte
Unique Tailoring Company
West Granite
Montana Insurance Sues To Recover On Notes
The National Life Insurance Company of Montana filed district court suits to recover promissory note balances totaling 3451.25 from eleven defendants. The claims list Theodore J. Starkes 375, W. W. Watkins 265, L. L. Single 93.75, Joan Ross 125, J L Moore 300, William Foshag 600, John McIntyre 212, Or Leary 650, J H Barber 1100, L Owen 375, Arthur Shaw 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Life Insurance Company of Montana
Theodore J. Starkes
W. W. Watkins
L. L. Single
Joan Ross
L. “Moore
William ‘Foshag
John McIntyre
Or Leary
HL Barber
L ‘Owen
Arthur Shaw
Big Treat In Store At Broadway Tonight
Patrons are promised two reel Ki Bee Jim production An Orpha of War plus Dick and Daisie a Majestic offering The Mutual Weekly No 34 features world news highlights Cherokees from Tammany at College Point Long Island King George V Highlanders review in London and Balkan war scenes plus soldiers homes Uncle Sam continues to entertain readers of this periodical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany Organization
Mayer’s Diamond Offers For Less Or Money Back
Mayer’s advertorial touts a line of real gem novelties offered for less or money back. It claims flawless diamonds such as white or blue tones, with Mayer’s at 2 West Park as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
Baciamond
West Park
Card of Thanks for bereavement and condolences
We express heartiest thanks to the Knights of Columbus Woodmen of the World Horseshoers union relatives and many friends for their expressions of sympathy and flowers on the death of our dear father and Miss Anne Loughran and to Mr and Mrs John Rafferty Mr and Mrs Mike Mullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights ‘of Columbus
Woodmen
Horseshoers’ Union
Anne Loughran
John Rafferty
Mike Mullen
Court Rules East Park Street Off Limits for Stables
Judge Booker ruled that East Park Street cannot be used to stable milk dealer teams. The court noted the street is crowded and declared standing teams there a nuisance. Mrs Martini was arrested for tying a horse in front of E. H. Irish’s harness shop but the case was dismissed after she promised to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker
East Park Street
Taust
Unitarian church services resume in Butte Sept 7
After summer break the Unitarian church resumes Sunday September 7 at 11 oclock. The liberal church welcomes thinking people seeking intellectual and spiritual freedom to explore ideas and unite in advancing its ideals for the community and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
Church of
Liberal Religion
Butte
Faberal Church
Railroad brakeman committed to asylum at Warm Springs
Dr Monahan and Dr Kingsbury examined Leo Cunningham in district court and found him insane. Judge Donlan ordered his commitment to Warm Springs state institution. Cunningham, 24, Minnesota native and former Northern Pacific brakeman, admitted drug use and drinking, showed nonviolent but hallucinatory behavior, tore up wool blankets believing God commanded it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monahan
Kingsbury
Leo Cunningham
Donlan
Warm Springs
Cunningham
Minnesota
Northern Pacific E
Butte Hosts Glitzy Parade Garments and The Enchantress
In Butte hundreds will wear Boucher clothing from 37 29 West Park in the fair parade and daily wear. Kitty Gordon appears with Joseph Mt Galtes in The Enchantress at Sept 9 and 10. Victor Herbert provides melodic scores, with Fred de Gresac and Harry Smith contributing lyrics. Gordon is the central figure amid modiste creations, dancers, and stage settings. The Dreaming Princess sextet and songs Rose Lucky Rose Come Little Fishes To the Land of My Own Romance occur, while the Gaite home ties hint at a strong critics’ reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boucher
Butte
Boucher's
West Park Street
Adv
Kitty Gordon
Joseph Mt Galtes
Victor Herbert
Herbert
Fred de Gresac
Harry
Smith
Miss Gordon
Lucky Rose
Gaites
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ALL Grocers
Broadway
Kay Bee
Mutual Weekly
Dick and Daisie Majestic
Keystone
Fire
James W. Smith
Union National Bank
Wells
US National Bank of Houston
Houston
Smith Drug
Newbro
Lamb
Galena St
Butte, Mont
Pringle
Prips
Ance Burkhart
Joseph Burkhart
BIG
Montana State
Montana
Great Northern Railway
E. C. Leedy General Immigration
ST. Paul
Minn
E. C. Leedy
Montana Insurance
Enchantress
Omaha
ST. Joseph
Kansas City
Sioux City
Atchison
Sinery
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Great Hortence
Denver
St. Louis
Great Northern
St. Louts
H. A. Bradt
West Broadway
Mont
Gregson Hot Springs
Deer Lodge
Natatorium
Hugh Daly
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