Butte Women Club Divorces Self Culture Book Scheme
West Side Mothers' club of Butte restructured to sever ties with a St. Louis self culture book scheme. Members sought to cancel $29.50 to $50 sets and dodge $2 monthly payments after realizing sales pressure and storage charges.
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West Side Organization
Thail OF Tho Book Agents
West Side Mothers’ Club
Butte
St. Louis
Mothers’ Club
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Flag display at theater sparks federal probe
Report notes theater used stars and stripes to draw audiences for Birth in a different era film causing disruptions. Police and patriotic groups objected. management halted the tactic amid potential federal penalties for flag misuse and forged limbs described in the piece.
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2 Bette Theater
Aihem
Patriotic Society
Bevelriiem Press
Federal
Alberta Drives War Effort With Frontline Volunteers
Alberta shows high mobilization with 37 000 soldiers or 2.2 percent of 450 666 population. Calgary and Edmonton report large enlistment as Northwestern Mounted Police muster for front line service. Americans and aliens figure in support. private aid flows to widows and families of dead soldiers.
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Calgary
Montana
Alberta
Albertia
Edmonton
Northwestern Mounted Police
Culzary
Austria
Banquet in Bismarck Witnessed Chief Joseph Kiss
Ed C. Alderson recalls a banquet in Bismarck for Nez Perce including Chief Joseph after surrender events in 1877. A widowed resident reportedly embraced and kissed Joseph as U S soldiers pursued the Nez Perces through Idaho and Montana, a moment Alderson describes with mixed emotions.
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D Alderson
Bozeman
Bismarck
Widow
Messenger to Virginia City and back from Fort Ellis
Ed Alderson recounts riding 75 miles in one hour to deliver a dispatch for General Howard during the Nez Perce chase. Sheridan urged speed, and the message went to Virginia City then Salt Lake City and the Presidio. Later, Alderson carried a second dispatch through an Indian camp near Henry's Lake during the 1877 conflict.
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O. O. Howard
Idaho
Montana
Bozeman
Phil Sheridan
Ed C. Alderson
Virginia City
Presidio
San Francisco
United States Army
Alderson
W. W. Alderson
General Sheridan
Fort Ellis
Joseph
Fort Idaho
Yellowstone National Park
Main Street
Black
Conversa
George W. Wakefield
Livingston
Benham
United States
Mr. Alderson
Howard
Major Benham
Sheridan
Helena
Salt Lake City
Meadow Creek
Spaulding
Baker
Big Hole Basin
McDowell
Cal
Nez Perces
the Big Hole
Camas Prairie
Madison
Henry’s Lake
The
Yellow‘stone’ Park
Cooke City
Yellowstone
Legislative Mania Spreads to Missoula
In Missoula T. P. Pomeroy, recovering in St. Patrick’s Hospital, argues a Helena legislative bill lacks force until the house acts. A hotel waiter disputes him, saying the bill is for his private budget until appropriation. Pomeroy succeeds temporarily, then demands his money back as police are alerted.
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T. P. Pomeroy
Missoula
St. Patrick’s Hospital
Helena
Pomeroy
Poslam Skin Cure Promises Quick Clear Complexions
Advert says a dab of Poslam retards pimples and inflamed skin. It claims overnight toning of a red nose and healing for broken out itching skin. Promotes Poslam soap medicated with Poslam and offers free samples from Emergency Laboratories New York City.
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25Th St
New York City
Montana’s Best Dry Cleavers and Hatters
Montana’s Best dry cleavers and hatters offers ladies and men’s garments with careful attention. Send Great Falls Dye House.
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Montana
Great Falls
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