Stone from Columbus quarry chosen for Capitol construction
The Montana capitol building commission voted unanimously to use dark gray Columbus quarry stone from Yellowstone county for the capitol. The quarry lies 30 to 40 miles west of Billings. a spur line may be built to speed shipping. The corner stone laying is set for the Fourth of July with governor speeches and excursions anticipated.
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Columbus
Yellowstone County
Capitol Building
Helena
Billings
Northern Pacific
State House
Montana
Blackleg disease in cattle details and vaccination method
State Veterinarian M Knowles outlines blackleg symptoms in cattle sheep and goats and notes vaccination as the proven preventive. The circular explains transmission none contagious spread via wounds and soil spores and provides practical steps for vaccine preparation dosing and administration to calves.
Remedy saves lives in every neighborhood claim
In almost every neighborhood there is someone whose life has been saved by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy or cured of chronic diarrhoea by its use. Such persons tell of it whenever opportunity offers hoping to save others. For sale by Budd Ding Co.
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Chamberlain
Budd Ding Co
Pullman Exhibition Train Makes California Excursion
A $150000 Pullman show train from World's Fair and Trans Mississipppi Exposition has entered service on an excursion from Philadelphia to California. The 35 day trip covered 9509 miles via a southern route to the Pacific and a return by the Rio Grande Burlington and Pennsylvania railroads.
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Chicago
Omaha
Pullman Company
Philadelphia
California
Rio Grande
Burlington
Pensylvania
Stylish Millinery Display in Big Timber
Mrs 8S W Werntz of Thompson Bros Miliner announces a stylish millinery display at the Grand hotel parlors in Big Timber Montana on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday April 10 11 and 12 offering an elegant line of up to date hats and trimming services.
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Big Timber
W. Werntz
Thompson Bros. Miliner
Livingston
Montana
Two Men Convicted In Musselshell Murder Case
Attorney General Allen assisted County Attorney Frank Smith in Lewistown where William Calder and James E Fisher were found guilty of first degree murder for the Musselshell killings of Farquhar McRea and John Allen. Calder age 19 and William Calder 27, with James Calder yet to be tried. Fisher described as a piano player in saloons.
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Allen
Lewistown
Frank Smith
William Calder
James E. Fisher
Farquhar McRea
John Allen
Mussleshell
McTiea
Bisher Aund Calder
Calder
James
Northern Pacific Railroad
Mc- Rea
Forsyth
James Calder
Col. Nolan
William
Fisher
Calders
Mussleshell Valley
Matchmaking in Japan by a mid woman in old journals
The article notes a practice in Japan where families hire a nakoda or professional matchmaker to arrange engagements between unfamiliar families. The matchmaker travels between homes, conceals her role, assesses a couple, advises parents, and quietly promotes the couple's happiness through tactful courting.
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Japan
Nakoda
Onoto Watama
Ladies’ Home Journal
Nakodas
Best in the World Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsement
A reader from Andersonville Indiana praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best medicine for coughs and colds after a severe illness. The testimonial notes quick relief and mentions Budd Drug Co as the local seller. Read in multiple papers.
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Herald
Andersonville
Ind
Budd Drug Co
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Bozeman Sanitarium
H. W. Foster
Bozeman
J. C. Kelly
Gratulate Optician and Watchimaker
H. J . Dixon
Watchmaker & Jeweler
A. Elerine
McLeod
W A. Moore, M. D
J.a.moore
Physicians and Surgeons
Orrick—Moonek & Co
Deva Stone
Hig Timber
Indeependent Order OF Foresters
Court
K. of Phall
I. M. Wall
W. E. Bennett
Old
Pioneer
Sydney Fox
Attorney At Law
Sweet Grass County
Bank Buildiing
Big Timber, Montana
Sydney Lanner
Shanks Building
Sam Lee
Cottage Hotel
John Quinn
Reg
Capitol
Blackleg
M. Knowles
Tleman
McRea and Allen
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