Local Personal Ads and Community Notes Snapshot
The column lists loans from J. A. Lowry and Skillman & Bailey with mentions of long term terms and quick service. It notes poultry for sale, homestead rosters, and a Motor era push with Dixon's sale before Jan 2 1912. News on residents visiting Alberta and Colorado, hay shipments, and election registration counts.
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Skillman & Bailey
Local Holiday Guests and O. and M Officers Named
Among others who are spending the holidays in the city is George Reynolds a student at the agricultural college Bozeman C W Voges is playing the role of an invalid with a fractured collar bone from a playful kick by a horse The elective officers of the local chapter of the O and M who will serve for the ensuing year are Mrs Jessie Evans W M 8 A Perrine W P Mrs Stella Claiborn C Mrs Margaret Bray A C Mrs Nellie Voges A M E C Hale treasurer A L Bray announces a new cash only system starting Jan 1 and promises lower prices through cash sales
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George Reynolds
the Agricultural College
Bozeman
C. W. Voges
The
Jessie Evans
W. M
A. Perrine
W. P
Stella Claiborn
Margaret Bray
A. C
Nellie Voges
A. M
E. C. Hale
A. L. Bray
Graustark Play Set for Auditorium Monday Jan 8
Geo D Baker adaptation of George Barr McCutchen novel features a rich American hero pursuing Miss Guggenslocker to Graustark where she is a princess facing an arranged marriage. The cast includes a villain, a maid of honor, and a final rescue as scenic staging impresses the audience.
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Graustark
Messrs. Baker & Castle
Alumni Players Shine In Cap Rackett Benefit Night
Capt Rackett delighted a large audience at the Auditorium last Friday with a grateful reception and a spirited performance by Alumni players who delivered their best show yet. Painstaking rehearsal and honest effort impressed, with standout talent among the troupe. The young cast earned praise for a pleasing evening and deserve city support for future productions.
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Rackett
Governors tour promotes western to eastern unity and growth
Governor Norris returns from the governors special with praise for the eastern reception and the publicity for western resources. He notes 90,000 people viewed western exhibits outside New York and Washington, with widespread favorable comments and greater cross‑sectional understanding.
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Norris
East
New York
Washington
Montana Men Honored at American Science Association Meeting
Dr. M. J. Elrod and Dr. W. F. Book of the University of Montana travel to Washington for the American Science Association three day session starting December 27. Both are fellows in psychology and will lead sections. Dr. Book has national renown in psychology and education. Colleagues invited from Columbia University include Seashore of Iowa Pillsbury of Michigan Watson of Johns Hopkins and Whipple of Cornell.
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Missoula
M. J. Elrod
University of Montana
W. F. Book
University
Washington
American Science Association
National Capital
Elrod
Book
Association
Columbia University
C. E. Seashore
University of Iowa
Pillsbury
Bucklens Arnica Salve touted as great healer
The ad claims Bucklens Arnica Salve relieves winter ailments from frostbite to chapped skin and minor injuries. It promises to treat burns boils piles cuts sores bruises eczema and sprains and notes a price of 25 cents at druggists.
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Bucklen
Montana farmers win prizes at Yellowstone valley show
H H Green of Dawson county won best bushel of potatoes in Moncana. C I Gardner of Yellowstone county took best five boxes of apples and a cup. Other Montana winners include Chester Williams Bozeman for wheat in Gallatin valley and C W Wentworth Lewistown for Judith Basin. Curlew orchards Victor won Bitter Root apples and F White side for Flathead valley. A Dawson man claimed second prize for flax. judges' decision drew criticism as rotten.
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Yellowstone Valley
H. H. Green
Dawson County
Moncana
C. I. Gardner
Yellowstone County
Montana
Gallatin Valley
Chester Williams
Bozeman
Judith Basin
C. W. Wentworth
Lewistown
Musselshell Valley
J. B. Kelly
Harlowton
Bitter Root
Curlew Orchards
Victor
Flathead Valley
F. Whiteside
C. W. Clark
Butte
North Dakota
Dakota
Reward for cure of incurable catarrh promises
A vintage advertisement claims a $100 reward for anyone who can cure catarrh, asserts Fled's Catarrh Cure works internally to purify blood and mucous surfaces, and notes endorsements from Cheney & Co of Toledo and the National Bank and Commerce. The ad also promotes Hal's Family Pills for constipation and lists a 75 cent price for the cure.
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Cheney & CO
Toledo
O. We
F. J. Cheney
National Bane
Commielce
Ohio
Hal
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Gethered
Chic
Citizens State Bank
Big Timber, Montana
J. A. Lowry
Bailey’s
J. W. Geiger
Hamburg
Hoodan
J. L. Rapstad
Big Timber
Mountain States Telephone Company
Mrs. Sievert Crest
Sweet Grass County
Alberta
Harvey Zepp
Colorado
Express
H. M. Allen
Livingston
Mr. Allen
Button
Briggs- Ellis Company
Paul L. VanCleve, Jr
Melville
City
Inez Everett
Selmar
Harold Solberg
State College
Dixon’s
C. L. Olmstead
Pythian Sisters
Lizzie Clark
Nellie Briner
E. S
Lottie Stubblefield
E. J
Jeannette Sanderson
Jennie Browning
Ethel Patterson
Alice Patterson
Eva Leasby
Lota Olmstead
P. C
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
van Winkle
E. J. Wetzel
Billings
M. J. Wetzel
B. S. Hellopeter
Norman B. Hale
Hickman
W. D. Richards & Co
B. Beinecke
Gov. Norris
State University
Oliver
Bill
Teemaese
H. M. Allen & CO
J. A. Bates
Grand Hotel
L. R. McKeever
Cluett
Salt Lake Knitting Mills
Gordon & Ferguson
Northwest
Stacey Adams
J. E. Tilt
Utz & Dunn
Friend & Marks and
Adler
Collegian
Jis. Solberg