Phillips- Albert Lea Route Excursions To West
The Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway inaugurates a tourist Pullman car service from St Paul and Minneapolis to San Francisco via Kansas City Denver Salt Lake Ogden and Sacramento. The car leaves St Paul at 9 30 PM and Minneapolis at 10 30 AM each Thursday with complete berths a colored porter a cooking range and two lavatories. Through fares for second class are 3 50 per double berth shared by two. Reservations via nearest ticket agent or C M Pratt Albert Lea Route Minneapolis Minn.
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Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway
St. Paul
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Latherup
Los Angles
Kansas City
Denver
Salt Lake
Ogden
Sacramento
Tuscar
Paul
C. M. Pratt
Albert Lea
Minneapolis, Minn
Pioneer Press offers extended weekly reading and premiums
The St Paul Pioneer Press announces a year of original reading matter including a Stevenson story for three months and weekly features from noted authors. It promotes departments for New Woman's Youth Fiction Science and Notes and Queries with correspondents across Europe and a premium sample copy offer.
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St. Paul
Minn
Weexiy Pioneer Press
Pionvern
Robert Louis Stevenson
Pioneer Press
Europe
Beatty's Dinanen and the gana in 19th century ad
Prominent organ and piano maker Daniel F Heatty rose from penniless plow boy to advocate of Beatty's organs. He aims to sell 300,000 more in ten years, building a $23,000,000 business, with catalogs from Washington New Jersey and plans for worldwide distribution. Northern Pacific routes and the Wisconsin Central Lines are advertised for travel and ticketing. A stockholders meeting for First National Bank Big Timber is scheduled January 1692 to elect seven directors. Also noted are medical liniment claims and California fruit crop notes with a city guide to information.
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Daniel F. Heatty
Heatty
Beatty
Washington
New Jersey
Storkholders
First National Bank
J. A. Wane
Thaber
Montana
Miles City
Goodall
Livingston
Farmers invited to Great Falls convention in January
Invitations urge farmers to attend the Great Falls convention on January 11 1803 to discuss barley and wheat production with representatives from Great Falls Brewing and Royal Milling companies now under construction.
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Great Falls
Great Falls Brewing Company
Royal Milling Company
In Favor of a State Railroad Commission
The Independent argues for a three party railroad commission to curb abuses by railroads within the state. It praises a modestly powered body that could advise and recommend legislation, noting the potential savings and public benefit despite limited costs.
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Legistaure
Wyoming to Montana Rail Link Extension Proposal
The Sweet Water Valley Railway company notifies the secretary of state of plans to extend its line into Montana from the Wyoming Montana boundary near the Wig Norn river. The board resolves to connect with the Northern Pacific line between Billings and Big Horn, passing through Custer or Yellowstone counties and built under Montana law.
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Tate
Wyoming
Sweet Water Valley Railway Company
Secretary of State
Montana
Neaf
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Billings
Big Horn
Northern Pacific Railroad
Custer
Yellowstone
Seeds and seed houses influence crop quality and planting success
A farmer complains seeds caused poor crops and stresses careful choice of seeds and seedsmen. The piece praises 1D. M. Ferry & Co. of Detroit as a reliable seed house offering a free annual digest of seed selection and planting methods, including the 1803 edition illustrated and mailed free on request.
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M. Ferry & Co
Detroit
Mich
Advertising Changes Fortunes for Local Dry Goods Firms
The Milton Hughes & Co. case shows how ceasing ads hurt sales while hiring an energetic advertiser revived business. Sylvester and Denning faced declining orders due to no advertising. The shift to novel advertising drew more buyers and orders quickly. The article urges Montana shops to try ads in the Prosseg to boost results.
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A.J. Stewart
Sylvester & Denning
BE. J. Denning & Co
Milton, Hughes & Co
Tak
Montana
Prosecg
Wyoming Women Vote Activists Defy Sober Predictions
A New York Sun correspondent reviews Wyoming’s woman suffrage in practice. Women participate in parties, campaigns, caucuses, and elections, and mobilize voters. Despite advocates hoping for social reforms, Wyoming shows little reform after twenty years. prohibition sentiment remains weak and gambling persists.
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Wyoming
New York Sun
Cheyenne
Chae
East
Riotous gossip and a grim suicide in frontier politics
The piece teases reform and vice in western states focusing on saloons and suffrage while recounting a tragedy at Sage Creek Station. It notes Mrs. John Tinkler shooting herself at Al Morrisons ranch near Billings and outlines her life from Deadwood to Billings with family ties and conjectures about mental strain.
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Riilings Times
Fred Sweetmam
A. M. Quivey
John Tinkler
al Morrison
Sage Creek
Billings
Tinkler
Sweetman
Mrs. Tinkler
Deadwood
Delia Sheldon
January foretells cold stormy spell with snows
Weather forecast from Dr Hicks of St Louis warns January will bring heavy storms January 1 through 5 with rain sleet and snow. A cold wave follows with hard winter conditions into late January. Sun and planets align, then more storms mid month and end with freezing periods. Stockgrowers note Miles City and Livingston news plus a hotel project.
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Hicks
St. Louis
Hic
Venus
Mercury
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J. E Mantis
W. L. Suanks
J. A. Wall
BIG Timber
KK. Mirgreves
Aa Fey
W.l.suanks
Dos. D. Raproro
Sita
J. A. Hall
The
Tarvey Bliss
Front Street
Grand . Rotel
Jos
Reed
Prop
Neways Rvi
Meath
McLeonor
Second Ave
EL Anqret
Axi Beer Mores
Tax Town
RIG Timber
Mont
Boulder Mines
H. J. Dixon’s
McLeod Street
Halfway House
Hicks Park
Elk Park
Lake Park
Independence
Usha& Bailey
Timber
Royal Banner
America
Moore & CO
Boulder
Hatch Bros. ¢ Co
R. Db. Alton. M.D
Corps Regational
J. Porr
Searviven
Aed
Methodist
R. EF. Sats
Stubblefield’s Hall
Rav
W. N. Jonas
Reetar
Atenbiefeld'sahallen
Pythias
Castle Hall
Bank
Frank
Ren
M. Mieloe
A. Oo
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K.P
Jous FE
Ragenorr
J. L. Gorensoun
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Timren
Haightno of
Welock P. m
P. Wall
J. K. Reena
Kettoad, Recorder
I. O
Congregationa Church
U. OL Mhthar
Jos. Porn. ‘ Co
A. G. Watch
Attorney AT Law
Lg Timber
W. A. Moore, M. I
J. 1
Moore WM. D
Physicians and Surgeons
Gerice—Moore & Co
A Dace Sroka
Alg Timber
W., E. Almas, M. D
Loxpos, Exalaxe
Kellogg & Walbridge
He Tammen, MaxTaxa
Www
P. Mulholland
Jeweler
Livingston, Montana
Park Streets
Ever
National Park Bank
Aneay Office Chemical Laboratory
Colt and Aliver
Ifor
Tin
Peeire
U.S. Assay Office
Itetena
Living
Sateen
Harvey L. Ulens
I Aulaths
California
Heteer
Wisconsin Central
Northern Pacific S. R
Chicago
Northern Pacific KR
C. Posp
J. Af. McLean
Californea Pcread
Guaranty Loan Building
Alexander
Alezander
Disons
Burt Marsh
Priel Auctioneer
George L. Wheelock
Ste F
N. W. Washington, Bd, C
Por Vetalogues
Addrem
Desist
F. Beatty
Washington, i. J
River Preas
Minnesota
Peter Thomay
Med Ena
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Anaconda
Joseph Trudeau
Leon Moreau
Trudeau
Moreau
Canada
Glendive
Toole
Frank Gaffney
Deer Lodge
Yellowstone County
Gaftney
Hillings
Pennsylvania
Washington City
Missoula
Martin Gray
Missoula Mercantile Company
Gray
Higgins Bank
RR. ML Maskins
Washington, D.C
Columbus
Santa Maria
B Railroad Commission
Dba Advertising
Ncensed
Nerelde
Sage Creek Station
Danenry
Colorado
Idaho
Iowa
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Utah Territory
Wisconsin
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