Great Falls Picked for 1901 Knights of Pythias Meeting
R. D. Steely of Bozeman elected grand chancellor as the Knights of Pythias grand lodge adjourned after a highly successful Montana session. Great Falls chosen unanimously to host the September 1901 meeting. officers, prizes, and improvements announced. Anaconda wins the drill prize with $250 prize money. crowds attend a grand ball at Turne Hall.
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Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Great Falls
Grand Lodge
R. , Steele
Bozeman
Carle Galiger
Anaconda
S. R. White
Butte
Jacob Loeb
Helens
EE. S. Talcott
Livingston
J. H. Owings
Deer Lodge
John Skillen
Wee Dennis
Sand Coulee
Charles Wagner
Irving Schuck
J. D. Conrad
Marysville
Order
Turne
Turner Hall
James Quane
Anaconda Company
Quane
J. J. McGuinness
James McQuade
C. C. Voss
San Francisco
McGuinness
Butte Company Wins Second Prize in Competition
First Lieut Robinson of the Butte company accepted the second prize on behalf of his unit after a close contest. The article notes the high state of efficiency maintained and the team's strong performance.
Malt-Nutrine Health Tonic Promoted by Anheuser Busch
Anheuser Busch Brewing Co markets Malt-Nutrine as a convalescence aid for the weak recovering patients and mothers. Distributed through all druggists in the United States.
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Anheuser- Busch Brewing Ags‘h
St. Louis
Ail
Carpenter Alex Beltola Declared Insane by Lunacy Commission
Alex Beltola a carpenter was sent to the insane asylum after a lunacy hearing. His wife testified against him as he described visions and conversations with imagined creatures. He claims a dead baby was sold by his wife for $15 000 and withholds funds from her for household use. He had feathers on arrest and prayers marked his recent behavior.
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Alex Beltola
Beltola
Boulder
Bettola
Ad Writer Notes Leadership and Local Move
A periodical ad writer stresses constant advertising as a business leader. Jas Thuesen relocates from 22 Chestnut to 404 El Park Ave, updating the public.
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Jas, Thuesen
EL Park Ave
Clark Democrats and Populists Plan County Conventions in Deer Lodge
Clark democracy and populists announce county conventions at Deer Lodge for Oct 2 with fusion aims. Primaries to select delegates occur Sept 29 without caucuses, mass precinct meetings set in city venues as the independent democracy schedules its county event.
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Clark
Deer Lodzo
Butte
John R. Toole
Deer Lodge County
State Central Committee
Main Street
Johnson's Hall
East Commercial Avenue
City Hall
Wirth, Bryan
East Third Street
Birch Street
Mast Park
East Sixth Street
Carroll
Cox's Boarding House
Gavin
Clark Democracy
Deer Lodge
Leiser
The
Independent Democracy
Dance, boxing and theater mix in city events
Community notices list boxing at Tolan Co. and a grand dance at Austrian hall with prizes. I X L Judge W H Trippet departs east, and many locals including Carton and Coleman head to Kansas for winter. Numerous appointments, appraisers named for a railway damage suit, and a hospital visit follow.
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Fred W. Peckover
George W. Wellcome
John R. Eardley
Robert Morrill
A. W. Walker
Hamilton excursion tickets on sale for Copper City limited
Tickets for the Hamilton excursion are offered at 10 dollars on Wednesdays to Fridays and Saturdays plus a limited Monday option, and a 20 dollar daily ticket valid for seven days. Both include board and lodging at Ravalli hotel Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Copper City Limited
Ravalli
Disturbers of the Peace Sentenced in Arlington Case
John McCarthy John Murphy Minx Shea and Lofty Maenoney were sent to 30 days in the county jail after a police court trial before Justice Frank Kennedy for causing a disturbance at Arlington house Tuesday. Ed Harper faces trial today. John McHugh’s assault case against Jennie Perry was continued to today.
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John McCarthy
John Murphy
Minx Shea
Lofty” Maenoney
Arlington House
Justice of the Peace
Frank Kennedy
Mahoney
Maggie Murphy
Ed Harper
John McHugh
Jennie Perry
Mainville
Lake Copper Production in Lake Superior Mines Declines
The 1899 state-released copper output shows Calumet and Hecla leading with 80.6 million pounds, down from 86.4 in 1898. Tamarack drops to second with 18.6 million, Quincy 14.3, Osceola 14, Atlantic 4.7, and Wolverine 4.5. Fire curtailed 1900 production. other mines remain minor.
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Mining Journal
Lake Superior
Michigan
Calumet and
Hecla
Calumet
Lake
Quincy
Osceola
Atlantic
Wolverine
Ious Times
Lake District
Warning to Women About Nervous Sleep Troubles
Mrs. Hartley of 221 West Congress Street Chicago suffered nervous prostration indigestion and insomnia. The advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure and urges others to seek relief for female nervous disorders and sleep problems.
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Hartley
Congress St
Chicago
Ill
Lydia F. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhaw
Ore production and lead import trends in the United States
The 1899 copper output hints at a capacity lag and rising demand. Lead in 1899 totaled about 311000 tons with imports near 98000 tons, while domestic production reached 213000 tons. Corrected consumption sits around 220000 tons, with desilverized lead dominating western output and imports from Canada and Mexico shaping prices. A Minnesota ore discovery near Biwabik rekindles interest in the Mesabi range amid expanding iron mining activity.
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United States
British Columbia
Mexico
Uncle Sam
Consignee
Missouri Valley
Canada
Fall mining boom eyed as eastern capital in Oregon camps
The Baker City district reports a promising fall with strong money from New York and Chicago investors. Major properties such as Gold Ridge near development under Bailliet, plus large deals over half a million dollars, and railroad progress including Bumpter Valley extension, boost activity. Atlantic City and Philadelphia capital eyes Long Island coast as a resort.
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Baker City
Ore
Colorado Springs
New York
Chicago
Cable Cove
Granite
Cornucopia
Brazos
Oregon
Balllet
Seven Devils
Bailliet
Gold Ridge
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Long Island
Long Branch
Doubting Thomas Endorses Herpicide for Dandruff
H B Pletcher of Butte Montana recalls years of dandruff and hair loss. After trying Newbro s Herpicide his hair is thick again and free of dandruff. The ad claims to destroy the cause and remove the effect and notes a one dollar price at druggists.
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H. B. Pletcher
Butte
Mont
Newbro
Deer Lodge County Democratic Convention Call and Caucuses
The county convention of the Democratic Party of Deer Lodge County is summoned to meet at the court room in Deer Lodge on October 2, 1900, at 2 p m to nominate state and county officers and legislators. Precinct caucuses occur September 2 at 4 p m with delegate apportionments listed for each precinct.
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People’s Party
Deer Lodge
Montana
Deer Lodge County
Democratic Party
Legislative Assembly
Anaconda
Pioneer
Garrison
Gold Creek
Lost Creek
Helmville
Deer Lodge South
Georgetown
Washoe
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Sessin
Pythian Grand Lodge
R. D. Steely
Bozaman
SYRUE
California Fig Syrupco
Louisvil Trust
Red Cross
Vin de Cinchona Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Smith Drug CO
Smith & Simons
Missoula
Warm Springs
Commission
Alex Beltola Tisane
Feout
Tolan Co.'s
W. H. Trippet
David Marksoa
Helena
Buesi
Montana Hore
A. O. H. Hall
Leck & Co
Mahan Pros
Greig's
M. Snelson
Snelson
Creston, Iowa
P. B. Snelson
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
H. R. Whitehill
Locust Street
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
A. E. Rowe
Lake Linden
Mich
H. F E. Miller
Carter
Coleman
Kansasity
Springfield
James Connors
New Works
Sanford B. Rickaby
Rickaby
West
Northwestern States
David Marks
H. G. Phillips
Utica
Pierce
H. Manchester
St Louis
R. J. Jose
W. Ho
George N. Waterbury
KE. M. Waterbury
Frank E. Kelley
Raymond Teal
Newton
Mallory
William H. Orr
Inenard
Lutte
T. G. Hatheway
Tacoma
James G. Evans
J. E. Totman
J. P. Brayton
George M. Bourgman
T. H. Kleinschmidt
Fred Orem
I. Garbett
M. L. Hewitt
Basin
B. Hunger
Henry Mueller
James Estes
Killon
L. Buehler
L. C. Limard
Missouri Pacific
J. C. Scott
Bute
Rickard
Mus
A. Hamzler
Messabi
Engineering and Mining Journal
Messabi Iron Range
Minnesota
Messabi Iron Formation
Chester
John Wellman
Biwabik
Ista
Virginia
Hibbing
Thomas
Manr
Dandref
Munyon
Muonyon
Mnyon
Wrofyeh
Charles H. Lane
W. Granite
Butte, Mont
Island of
Ceylon
Dr. Sanden
A. T. Sanden
Russel Bldg
Portland
Keeley Institute
Boulder Hot Springs, Mont
Santos
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Montana
Carroll Poppe Osve
Cs Euro
Sheseeushan
Creele
Cosshee
Silver Lake
Biekds
Pall Bane
Dean Cable
Hues Eel
Nelite
Mill Creek
Pioneer Garrison
Atorke
Washington Gulch
Blossburg
Elliston
Blackfoot City
Buraoe E Cscee Ee Coumegg
Tress
Woodworth Zosel
Clearwater
Coloma
Tee
Etal Ieateterss Aa Terres
People's Party County Central Committee
Oliver Leiser
J. H. Schwend
Fifth
Sixth Streets
East Third
R. de B. Smith
Montana Hotel
Anatonda
the Royal Marine Band of
Italy
America
Vaude Ville
William Selery
Aansa
Edward Sandford
Kertie Haydn
Charlies Graham
Joy and
Clayton
Billee Barrow
Saville Aui Stuart
Edward Rice
Bardell Sisters
Pike” Hennessy
Piano Mover
Lindy Leo
Mary Cary
Curtain
Manhooa
Augendre
Paris
Newbro Drag Co
B. Rowan
B & Siwouhen
Curey
Milwaukee, Wis
Cherie Lidg
Denver
Lowell
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