Backache Relief Sold by Lydia Pinkham’s Compound
Rockland Maine testimonial volume touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe root and herb cure for backaches linked to female weakness. Mrs Win Young of Rockland recounts cure after three bottles and invites others to write Mrs Pinkham for guidance amid nationwide encouragement of the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
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Pinkham
Lynn
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Twohy Passes Away in Spokane Prominent Railroad Man
D D Twohy railroad contractor died at his Spokane home 723 Washington street after a several months illness due to kidney trouble. Born Eagle Harbor Michigan, he moved to Montana in 1882 and built major rail projects including the Montana Central and Butte Anaconda & Pacific railroads. Survived by wife Sarah A Brady and five children May June William Brady Eleanor, plus three brothers. He had been a leading figure in Anaconda and Spokane business and rail construction. funeral pending in Spokane.
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Twohy
Northern Pacific Railroad
Livingston
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Toole & Twohy
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
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Washington
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Boulder
May
June
William
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Eleanor
John
Edward T
Tacoma
D. W
Old National Bank
Standard
Denis D. Twohy
South
Twohy Bros
Edmund
Union Trust Company
Columbus
Mont
Northwest
Butte, Anaconda
Tacoma man Twohy dies with wide West friendship
Twohy of Tacoma is remembered for amiable disposition and broad friendships across the West. Funeral services are set for Wednesday.
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Mund T. Twohy
Tacoma
West
Constable Accuses Spite in Bribery Arrest
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Missoula reports Constable Ed Hill, brought from Saltese on bribery charges, claims his arrest is spiteful and that Saltese business men paid him to watch their property at night.
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Odd Fellows Meet in Seattle Today
Seattle September 19 The sovereign grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of the United States and Canada will meet here at noon tomorrow drawing an estimated 25 000 members from every state. The Patriarchs Militant occupy their camp on the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition grounds. A grand parade is planned Wednesday afternoon with at least 20 000 regalia clad marchers led by the Patriarchs Militant. Services and a concert filled the day. Governor Hay will welcome delegates tomorrow morning at the Moore theater. Deliberations start two hours later. Prizes for Patriarchs Militant drills total 8000. The chief contest in officer elections is over the office of fraud size with John B Coeckrum and A Welly as leading candidates.
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Salt Lake City
Moore Theater
Hay
Washington
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Indianapolis
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San Antonio
Tex
Blair Ranch Near Helmville a Model of Moisture Conservation
John W. Blair of Helmville Montana is praised in the Rocky Mountain Husbandman for his pioneering views on forest conservation, moisture retention, and livestock management. The piece highlights Blair’s 27,000 acre ranch with 2,500 cattle, 100 horses, 6,000 sheep, and 12,000 acres under ditch, plus a $200 daily payroll and 80 workers. It notes his belief that forests help hold snow and regulate moisture, and that grazing practices can create firebreaks. Blair operates without a foreman, directing all operations personally.
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Helmville
Corliss
J. W. Blair
Powell County
Mont
Drummond
Good Horses at Track as Trainers Prep for County Fair Exhibit
A busy day at the track with fast workouts by leading thoroughbreds. Notable times include Follow Me 23 seconds for a quarter, Bitter Sir 49 1 5 seconds from the half, and Native Son 1 1 7 5 at the three quarters. Names of horses, trainers, and expected arrivals for the Wednesday barrier event are listed along with plans for a county poultry exhibit.
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Follow Me
E. M. Brattain
Sheriff O'Keefe
Bitter Sir
Powell
Tim Calnan
Willie Logan
Evaran
Dave Andrews
Hugh Wilson
Native Son
Platoon
Zoe Young
Sam
Weavette
Letitia
Will Morris
John J. Rogers
Catherine
Jack O’ Lantern
Squire Johnson
Roy Shumway
Cabin
Elevation
Home Light
van Camp
Earl Peck
Lucy M
Soundly
Lakeview
Truesiff
Ignatius
Fusilier
Seasick
Hollis
C. A. MacCallum
Deer Lodge County Poultry Association
Sig Goodfriend
John Reese
Leo la Salle
Poultry Exhibition
City notices and sales prompt local gatherings
National union meets tonight with various lodge sessions listed. Bargains and sales advertised at Verberckmoes Scanlan's Zollman's Miller and Hammerslough's. Remains of John Callahan to be shipped to Pittston Pa. Bereavement thanks from Marie Pellatier family. Mrs Fagan to open militant parlors at 416 Ash street Sept 22 with styles for ladies of Anaconda.
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Butte
Anaconda
St. Ann's Hospital
Marie Pellatier
Missoula To Meet Anaconda Eleven In Oct
Missoula high school football will face Anaconda high school on October 2, likely at Anaconda. The two teams haven't met in four years, since Missoula crushed Anaconda 69 to 0. Nearby, the University of Montana team is shaping up for its first game this Friday against Montana Wesleyan at Montana Field, with hints this season’s squad will be stronger than last year.
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Anaconda
Copper City
University of Montana
Montana Wesleyan
Montana Field
Yeomen to escort John Callahan remains to train
Attention Yeomen meet at Lawler and French undertaking parlors Monday September 20 at 2 o'clock to escort the late Brother John Callahan to the 3 o'clock train by order of H F A W Vidro W T Smith Correspondent City warrants on general fund registered before January 11 1908 payable at city treasurer’s office interest ceases September 18 1909 Rh J Dunn City Treasurer.
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Lawler & Frewen
City
Pittston
Lawler & French
H. F
A. W. Vidro
W. T. Smith
Rh. J. Dunn
Concrete Building Saves Whole Town in Beach Fire
A fiery blaze in Beach, North Dakota, destroyed several businesses and caused about 100000 in damage. Kellogg’s concrete building helped save the town as wind shifts and heavy response limited the spread with 700 to 800 residents assisting. No arrests, two serious injuries, and widespread smoke and loot amid frantic effort to salvage goods.
Appreciation for sympathy and assistance for Mrs. J B Crosswhite
Expressions of sincere thanks for sympathy, flowers, and timely aid received during Mrs. J B Crosswhite illness and death. Family members J B Crosswhite, Rk, D Crosswhite, A Mahan, Wm Seba and family extend gratitude for deeds of kindness.
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J. B. Crosswhite
D. Crosswhite
Mra
A. Mahan
WM. Seba
Movies at the Electric feature war drama and comedies
At the Electric last night Joan of Arc led the program with grand battle scenes and order from chaos. Saved From the Flames shows a dog rescuing a child. The Conspirators exposes public official double dealing. No Appetite for Dinner and A Dyspeptic and His Double are clean comedies. Psyche offers cloud and star effects. His Rival's Hand and Lochinvar present dramas. Parks in Berlin is a scenic piece. Tobacco Edict is a 1648 comedy set in New Amsterdam.
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Joan of Arc
Psyche
Berlin
New Amsterdan
Ads Offer The Best Day To Buy It This Year
The reader is urged to scan the advertisements for bargains and special offers today as possibly the best buying day of the year. Shoppers are encouraged to compare prices and consider limited time deals across local listings.
Daly Bank and Trust Stockholders Meet in Anaconda
Notice to Daly Bank and Trust stockholders of Anaconda Mont. announces the annual meeting at the bank office northeast corner Main and Park streets Anaconda on Wednesday Sept 29 1909 for election of five directors for the ensuing year and other business as may come before the meeting Dated Anaconda Mont Sept 14 1909 By order of the board Stockton Veazrey Secretary
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Daly Bank and Trust Company of
Anaconda
Mont
Main and Park Streets
Stockton Veazrey
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