Pioneer Augustus Graeter Dies in Dillon at 89
Augustus F. Graeter a longtime Beaverhead County resident who helped develop southern Montana died in Dillon after living in the county for over six decades. He helped mine Bannack and Denver area ventures and served as a state bank founder director and real estate businessman. He survived by his wife Mary, daughter Sarah, and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Life of Meagher Dominates Montana Hall of Fame Display
The Montana capitol grounds house eight niches for statues but only two have been filled. Sir Thomas Francis Meagher, honored in the central approach, is immortalized despite a life marked by daring and oratory. Meagher, born in Ireland in 1823, died in 1867 after a steamboat accident near Fort Benton. He served in the Civil War and held governing roles in Montana Territory before his death.
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Remarkable Deaf Hearing Device Offered for Free Trial
Dictograph Products Corporation announces a device that restores hearing for those with residual auditory nerve function. Tests on longtime deaf individuals report improved perception of faint sounds. Free ten day trial with prepaid parcel post, no deposit or COD, no obligation. request literature and trial form.
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A Lady of Distinction Judged by Perfume and Cleanser
A woman’s distinction rests on the delicate fragrance she uses. A bath with Cuticura Soap and hot water cleanses pores, then a dusting with Cuticura Talcum Powder leaves a clear sweet scent.
Propeller Driven Sled Outperforms Snow Drift Roads
Ed Krebsbach with Harry Stebbins and James Duane of Vida arrived with a bizarre auto sled that uses an aeroplane propeller at the front. The machine runs on wheels or runners and, when fitted with axe runners, is claimed to reach speeds up to 90 miles per hour on snow or road.
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