Pleasant Outing At C M Rein Ranch In Crazy Mountains
A merry group of young people gathered at the C M Rein ranch at the foot of the Crazy Mountains last Sunday. They enjoyed a meal by Mr Rein then visited Sweet Grass canyon to view falls and caves, climbing rock faces and wading in the creek. Attendees included Helen Hopkins Crest Magelssen Dhruckemeller Jellison Cassie Jellison Bill Lebel Forest Hopkins Charles Crawford Mrs Pete Magelssen and A L Beal who took Kodak shots and 8 by 10 views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Rein
Crazy’ Mountains
Mr. Rein
Sweet Grass Canyon
Sweet Grass Creek
Helen Hopkins
Crest Magelssen
Dhruckemeller
Olin Jellison
Reir Will
Cassie Jellison
Bill Lebel
Forest Hopkins
Charles Crawford
Pete Magelssen
A. L. Beal
Canyon
Whitfield Seeks Montana Woolen Mill Support
William Whitfield of Lanark Illinois visits Big Timber Montana to solicit backing for a woolen mill. The Gazette praises him as a man of sterling character and sound business sense in the heart of a major sheep and wool district with good prospects for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Lanark
Ill
Whitfield
William Whitfield
Big Timber
Montana
New Undersheriff Named After Hatch Resigns
Last Monday Undersheriff George M. Hatch tendered his resignation and O. M. Lanphear was named to fill the vacancy. Hatch served under Sheriff Kelley and his departure is regretted due to Hatch taking duties as a stock census enumerator. Lanphear is described as thoroughly qualified and capable of a good administration.
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George M. Hatch
O. M. Lanphear
Hatch
Kelley
Lanphear
Forger Wright Bound Over After Attempted Embezzlement
George Wright, employed by sheepman John Adams, signed his boss’s name to a 847.00 check at the Grand hotel. The forgery was discovered and Wright was arrested by officer Cavane. He appeared before Judge Lee, bound over to the district court in 2000, and committed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wright
John Adams
Grand Hotel
Wright
Cavane
Lee
Local Judicial and Community Notes From Montana
County attorney Hall returns from White Sulphur Springs. Butte Tipton takes a position with Bank of Big Timber. Conductor M. J. Kelly wed Miss Rose Tower in Livingston. A gang of thieves active in Livingston last week. Mrs. Ash and daughter back in Bozeman after visit with Mrs. T. Ross. Mrs. J. B. Beeson of Chicago leaves Livingston to visit her mother. T A Hinote summoned to Kansas City for wife's illness. Dick Vance of Harvey and Vance heads to Bitter Root for 10 days. W S Barbour wed Miss Willie Belle Freeman of Boise City. Ed Ellingson from Melville. 500 sheep poisoned on East Boulder. Jim Strandlie before Judge Lee for disturbing the peace by kicking a door.
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Butte Tipton
White Sulphur Springs
Bank of Big Timber
M. J. Kelly
Livingston
Rose Tower
J. B. Beeson
Chicago
Thos. Ross
T.A. Hinote
Kansas City
Dick Vance
Harvey & Vance
Blacksmiths
W.S. Barbour
J. E. Barbour
Willie Belle Freeman
Boise City
Ed Ellingson
Melville
Mr. Ellingson
East Boulder
Jim Strandlie
Lee
Tenderloin
Local notices and odd bets from Helena and nearby towns
The piece describes various items including a publishing arrangement offering two newspapers for 2.25 yearly, a Mr. Irvine sending Belgian hares to his family, a gun incident in Melville resulting in a $62.50 penalty, new five dollar notes with an Indian head, a Tacoma excursion car accident with many fatalities, a missing man Lac Marie in Caledonia Minnesota with a $100 reward, and the reward deposit at Houston County State Bank.
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F. Irvine
Geo. Hawkins
Melville
Sam Thurman
Lee
Tacoma
Roy Lingerman
J. B. Lingerman
Livingston
John Peter Lac Marie
Caledonia
Mian
Luxembourg
Minnesota
Houston County State Bank
Mino
Legal notice for Tuos K Lee and E M Haun justice of the peace
The document lists Tuos. K. LEE and E. M. Haun as Justice of the Peace and attorney for the plaintiff with first publication on June 28, 1900.
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A. L. Love
Register
EpWard
Tuos
K. Lee E. M. Haun
Justice of the Peace
Plaintiff
Digestive cure and cough remedy advertisements
An old newspaper fragment promotes Exodol Dyspepsia Cure as a quick stomach cure and One Minute Cough Cure to prevent consumption. It also touts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as small pills that cleanse the liver and bowels. All products are labeled Budd Drug Co.
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DeWitt
Budd Drug Co
DeWitt’s
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Promises Fast Relief
An advertisement touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for piles eczema and skin diseases with cautions about counterfeits. The Budd Drug Co. also promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers liver and bowel pills.
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DeWitt
DeWutrt's Hazel Salve Promoted For Wounds And Piles
An advertisement claims DeWutrt's itch Hazel salve cures ivy poisoning accidental injuries skin diseases and piles. It warns to take no other remedy and is attributed to Budd Drug Co.
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DeWutrt
Budd.Drug Co
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Life Saving Results
Reports claim over fifteen hundred lives saved by One Minute Cough Cure mainly in grippe croup asthma whooping cough bronchitis and pneumonia The ad asserts early use prevents consumption and credits Budd Drug Co.
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Budd Drug Co
Dyspepsia Cure Promises Quick Relief and Cure
An advertisement from Budd Drug Co promotes Kodo Dyspepsia Cure as the only remedy that instantly relieves and cures all stomach troubles. It claims digestion is aided so the body can be nourished and organs rebuilt, urging readers with indigestion to try it for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. DeWitt &Co
Budd Drug Company
Budd Drug Co
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Forger
Hall
Pionersa F
Helena Herald Publishing Company
Helena Herald
Pioneer
J.& McKay
Medley
Ross- Dier
J. H. Moore
Department of the Interior, Land
Bozeman
U. S
George M. Marrs
H. E
Easten
Solas Auureney
Eas Frank
W. Lewis
Thomas K. Tolhurst
Solomon J. "Craft
Horace Yerke
McLeod, Montana
Lewistown
William G. Muir
Cobarnop
Charles Bryan
Big Fik
Alldis E. Hopkins
Mabene
George Munroe
Monna
Department of the Interior
Helena
Charles N. Skillman
Vis. Alldis E. Hopkins
Vis
H William G. Muir
George Monroe
Pig
Timber
Benjamin F. Lamb Bimber
Grorae D. Guenez
United States Land Office
Boweman
Frank W. Lewis
James C. Reed
Abel Gardner
Horace B. Yorke
Solomon Craft
McLeod
Fl Laveister
Boreman
Randa Betcis
C. N. Skillman
Rane J. McConnell
M. P
Clark
Gt . bin
Bock Montana
Ear
J . Konner
Knute Benson
el Bendernen
Wormer
Eorge Lorntson
Peter O. Aar’ Tangen
A. L. Love, Register
Justice Court
Big Timber Township
Breet Grass County
Thea Thes
K. Lee
Justice of the
Montane
Teaciompany
Teading Ciene ‘Mootaus
Sweeney
State of Montana
K. Leek
Sweet Grass
O. Mn
Montana Trading Company
Pera
Pat Sweeney
Aa. D
Julius Gunderson
Guy I. P
John Hoff
Andrew Trondrad
Andrew Johnson
Eric N. Neste
E . M. Hall
Attorney AT Law
Court House
OrFficr
Big Timber, Montana
Old
Pioneer” Office
Congregational Church
Joseph Pore
Theo. Rice
Homeland Circle
A. Robertson
Mont
ST. Paul
Calfoah
China
Klondike
E.J. Bardwell
Agt
Chas. S. Fee
North Coast Limited
Pacific Express
Freight
Dempit
Pullman
Henry Nicholson
M. E. Church
South
J. B. Lister
J. W. LuQparrs
Sapt
Ettie Sikkama
Wormeser
Sweetgrass County
Desore
Desert
United States
Lenin Otce
Bosman
Bert Plaggemeyer
A. S
Lan Albert Haak
Klaas Scholton
Alkama Ettie Sikkama
Wormser
Charles F. Stocker
Sweet Grass County
James W. Medley
Eugene Patterson
Benjamin Urner
William Gughr
Horatio Gregaimbe
Graes County
Ue NaNeld
T. T. Oleon
E. C. Hale
Osmund Larson
Wiggenhorn Brog
Milwaukee- Watertown
Cheat Palts, Pailtings
Gee Timber and Dorsey
Micmillan Fur & Wool CO
Minneapolis, Minn
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