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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1920
Page
10
Mrs. A Keese of Anacortes details long organic trouble with backache and low appetite. She credits Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with improving health alongside Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasing Pellets, urging readers to request a trial package from the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
Glacier National Park records 22 449 visitors this past season. Acting superintendent George Goodwin notes the figure shows visitors from every state, marking a record for tourist travel at the park.
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised as a remedy for weak kidneys with testimonials from Andrew Kregness of Roundup Montana. He reports relief from frequent nighttime urine and overall kidney disorder symptoms after use. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is listed as the publisher.
E.R. Edgerton extols Frank B. Linderman Montana writer and painter, praising Indian Why Stories and On a Passing Frontier for depicting old western days. He notes Linderman’s upcoming works and his dedication to authentic portrayal, with a critical view of Hollywood cowgirl imagery.
State Judge Roy Ayers fixed December 14 for the trial of Jack Ryan charged with last summer's murder of Sig Olson. The docket also notes a string of Montana items including a fatal rail incident, fire department reforms, bank reopening plans, and local civic notes from several towns.
A world wrap reports Wilson to receive the 1920 Nobel Peace Prize per Swedish papers. Chicago bakers cut bread to 10 cents a loaf, 24 ounce loaves to 15 and 14 cents. Havana eyes export embargo on surplus sugar. New York appeals for 1.6 million to GOP fund led by Will Hays. Washington notes tank corps resignations, influenza, and preventive measures in Japan and Europe.
Rocky Mountain Security Co Inc Helena Montana claims to be the only bonded adjustment company in Montana. They note bonding with National Surety Co of New York and resources reported at 15,000,000.
James Laughlin of Billings, once deemed hopelessly crippled after a 1918 wagon accident at Camp Dodge, now walks erect thanks to a spinal operation by Dr. T. W. Moore. The surgeon, formerly of Butte, has treated several ex service men at his ranch near Billings.
Miss Babette Wolf of New York travels with a girl companion to Kalispell by train to visit her sister. They started Sept 1 from Staten Island and often rode with motorists or in trucks. A sheriff near Toledo provided money for food. They planned a Denver to Kalispell hike but abandoned it, with the companion remaining in Denver.
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