Diverse classifieds offer livestock guns and jobs
Classifieds list purebred bronze turkeys dogs and wolves ex timer rifles ammunition and gun gear. stock shares from US Silver Fox Farm and Washington firms. poultry meat buyers and fur services. job ads for salesmen radio fans and clerical work. personal ads for marriage and companionship across Montana and beyond.
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George Edwards
Livingston
Montana
Washington
U. S
Minneapolis
Mian
George A. Todd
Pacific Avenue
Tacoma
M. N
Great Falls
Mont
Sequoia Importing Co
Spear St
San Francisco
Belding & Mull
Osceola Road
Philipsburg
Calamity Jane Saga of a Frontier Gunwoman and Legend
The article recounts Calamity Jane as a tough, daring frontier figure famed for firearms and risk in the Black Hills era. It details her birth Martha Cannary in 1852, writings on her sobriquet, notable exploits with Wild Bill Hickok and Buckskin Frank, and acts defending stagecoaches and others. It notes a tumultuous personal life, multiple marriages, poverty in later years, and burial beside Wild Bill in Deadwood in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nto
Jane
Bill Nye
Laramie
Black Hills
Martha Cannary
Princeton
Ohio
Mary Burk
Calamity Jane
Union Pacific
Jack McCall
Jack
Wild Bill” Hickock
Fort Laramie
Custer
Deadwood
Wild Birch
Crook City
Whitewood Creek
Overland Mail
Cheyenne
Johnny Slaughter
Frank
Buckskin
Buck
Gallatin County
Threecard
Monte Sharp
Indiana
Bill’ Hickock
Calamity Jane Roars Through Wild Frontier Era Scenes
Calamity Jane, aged 18, fledgling wild woman and gunfighter, rode with General Custer in 1870 and passed as a man among men. She claimed fearlessness with bullets and whip, aided the sick during a Deadwood smallpox outbreak, and earned a Robin Hood reputation by comforting the afflicted and rebuking cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
George A. Custer
Custer
Black Hills
Camp Custer
Deadwood Gulch
Robin Hood
Montana Officials Analyze Estate Case and Court Etiquette
Helena report covers tense moments in Montana Supreme Court as Grace A. Scott objects to etiquette breach in a dispute over estate funds tied to the Scott estate. Also notes plans for the Montana Sportsmen's Association meeting in Helena November 20–21 and several court and commission actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Supreme Court
Grace A. Scott
Miles City
Robert S. Tagger
Thomas IF. Scott
Callaway
Glen Smith
M. S. Carpenter
Montana Sportsmen' S Association
Helena
Shave With Cuticura Soap Ad Claims Efficiency
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap as doubling razor efficiency while promoting skin purity comfort and health. It claims no mug slimy soap germs waste or irritation even with twice daily shaving and promotes one soap for shaving bathing and shampooing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adv
Bitter Root strawberries boost regional growers revenue
State briefs report Bitter Root strawberries adding an estimated 50000 dollars to Montana growers this year. The Rosebud county health survey runs in schools led by Miss Jessie Adee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitter Root
Flathead
Northern Pacific
Montana State Railroad Commission
Rosebud County
Jessie Adee
Rexford Power Plant Dam Begins Near Cato
Rexford Power and Light starts building a dam near Cato in the Tobacco river two miles east of Rexford. President J. M. Stubble says completion by December 1 will bring modern conveniences to Rexford homes. The system follows a prior water line by A. B. Johnson of Fortune. the company is composed entirely of Rexford citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexford Power and Light Company
Cato
Tobacco River
Rexford
J. M. Stubble
A. B. Johnson
Fortune
Diamond Dyes Advertises Simple Color for Many Fabrics
The ad promotes 15 cent Diamond Dyes with directions for tinting soft shades or dyeing permanent colors on wool silk linen cotton and blends. It directs readers to tell the druggist the fabric type before use.
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Lavina
California
Figueroa
Los Angeles
B. C. White
Buffalo
Os Angeles Sheep Co
T. Christian
Sun River
Mont Endee
Roosevelt Highway
Forest Reserve
Ellsworth
Ural
A. R. Tintinger
Cascade
Wyoming Street
Butte
Iail
Great Falla
Wheat
Alta
Good Town
Bertetee Limited
Center St
Calgary
J. E. Warrings
Laredo
Richard T. Ringling
White Sulphur Springs
Montana Meat and Commission Co
Roberta & Co
New York City
Biuyan
Bryan
Jenkins Factory
Washington, D. C
Inter-Mountain
Sinosporiaeass
Laboratory Vnoducts Co
Salt Lake City
Utah
Phyllis
South Wells St
Chicago
Fifth Ave
Beauty Laboratories
New York
Educational and Instruction Inc OC
Dept. D
West 42d
Newark
American Telegraph College
Jacob Keck
Fillmore
Denver
van Valen Sanatorium
Yonkers
N. Y
KONA
Wil Photo Service
Farco
N. D
Boenck
MYER
II & Walker
Wyoming
Oakland
Calif
McKay
Omaha
Nebr
Budd
Oultry
Ss. C. Huseth
By Seymour G. Pond
Sack
Judgment
Great Mystic Region
Perdition
State Capitol News
State Board of Examiners
University of Montana
M. A. Brannon
State Supreme Court
W. T. Pigott
Victor F. Griggs
A. I. Lamey
Uavre
C. A. Spaulding
Griggs
Pres Court
Montana Railroad Commission
Malta Light and Power Company
Montana Public Service Commission
Christine Coffey
Fergus County
W. S. Holloway
Board of Law Examiners
Wich
Board of Examiners
Kootenal_forest
Lincoln County
Baldwin
Rexford-Bank Road
Edward C. Day
Committee of Foreign Relations
Knights Templar
United States
Vo FT
American National Bank
Billings
Testo
Northern Pacific Company
Midland Sugar Company
Holly Sugar Corporation
Sidney
B. Downs
Fort Belknap
Danville, Ill
Department of Commerce
Ind
Annaconda
Mabel Latch
Missoula
Carl Li. Christiansen
Garden City
National Forest
Glen A. Smith
Forsyth
Mae Costello
Ingomar
Wr. Dodson
Montana Power Company
Billings School Savings System
Missoula Division
Terrence Mathews
Scott
R. G. Matthews
Kalispell
Camp Borden
Ontario
Mathews
M. I. Mann
Aaa
Montana I. C. O
Grant
W. D. Bell
Bozeman
James Harris
W. A. Huff
R. W. Kemp
Philip Dodson
Gre Land
G. .J. Onine
Havre
Deanga GC
IUM Remedies Company
Minneapolie
Minn
Western Batt & Bedding CO
Stayton
Oregon
Calumet King
Wes
Montara Life Insurance Company
A. GC. Johnson
B. Cunningham
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