Pioneer of 1862 Celebrates His Eighty-Second Birthday
John F. Work, a Montana pioneer who arrived in 1862, marks his 82nd birthday with an automobile trip from Bozeman to White Sulphur Springs to visit a sheep ranch his family owns with his son Lester P. Work. The veteran hunter, guide, miner, and packer has led an adventurous life from Adams County near Gettysburg to Yellowstone country, settling in Bozeman in 1892.
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John F. Work
Montana
Bozeman
White Sulphur Springs
Lester P. Work
Mr. Work
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg Battlefield
Missouri
Scotland County
Helena
John J. Healy
Sun River
Malcolm Clark
Prickly Pear Valley
Ben Stickland
Yellowstone
Park County
Yellowstone Park
Black Hills
Fort Laramie
Fort Hallock
Pass Creek
Nelson Story, Sr
Byron Story
Charles Rich
Bozema
Cinnabar
Nez Perces
Yellowstone Valley
Livingston
Verge Wauvrin
Yellowstone River
Butte
Maloney
Marysville
Heleena
Brantley
State Board of Osteopathy
Minnie Dibbs
Great Falls
Women of
Woodcraft
Lewistown
Ww. H. Barney
Snowy Mountains
Wisdom of Moore
Butte Evening Post
Charles Simacek
Kolin
EB. R. Logan
Danvers
O. Johnson
Interstate Railway Commission
Red Cross
Rhule
Conrad
Forrest Cobb
Company H
Monson
Teton County
Gertrude Nichols
Nichols
Hinsdale
Great Northern
Here
Drew
Leo Sidden
Crescent
Oklahoma
Glasgow
France
Washington
Witty Observation on Spouses and Widowers
A concise quip notes that telling married men your wife is an angel would be assumed as you being a widower by many. The remark hinges on social expectations about marriage and widowhood.
Nuxated Iron Endorsed by Leading Chicago and New York Doctors
Prominent physicians and the former Chicago Health Commissioner testify to dramatic strength and vitality gains from Nuxated Iron. Endorsements cite improved red blood cell production, digestion, and endurance, with claims of near universal use by doctors and patients and money-back guarantees.
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Howard James
Manhattan State Hospital
New York
A. J. Newman
City of
Chicago
Schuyler C.jaques
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
N.Y
Wm. Kk. Kerr
Kerr
Jefferson Park Hospital
Keer
Schuyler C. Jaques
Manhattan State Hospital of
Brooklyn State Hospital
Schuster Do. Jaques
St. Elizabeth's Hosital
Newark
Women Rising in Montana Politics Business and Farming
The piece highlights Montana women in Congress and state offices, including superintendent roles, county officials, and lawyers. It profiles women homesteaders and farmers, a widow who built a transport business, and several women editors running newspapers. It notes a shift in gender roles and public life.
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Montana
Jeannette Rankin
Congress
State House
Ella Knowles Haskell
Hiram Knowles
Bozeman
Mary KE. McKay
White Sulphur Springs
Montana News Bull News Briefs Across Cities
A scattered Montana digest reports local actions from Carlisle to Helena. Highlights include a Carlisle farm loan association formed, Laredo Tribune debut, Culbertson town hall plan, Polson saw mill project, Deer Lodge crop needs rain, Billings milk pasteurization rule, and more municipal updates.
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Carlisle
Laredo
Laredo Tribune
Culbertson
Polson
Big Blackfoot Company
Deer Lodge
Powell County
Billings
Rudyard
Buttery-Swift Mercantile Company
Missoula
Lewistown
Fergus County Defense Council
Great Falls
Neibart
Monarch
Harry Allen
Montana
Spokane
Slavonian groups warn against German agents in Montana
Slavonian societies in East Helena Butte Anaconda and Great Falls broadcast a warning to all Slavs in Montana. They urge loyalty to the U S government and warn against German agents using propaganda in their language to sway locals.
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Montana
East Helena
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
United States
Soldier Mail Service Ensures Letters Reach Troops Abroad
Dressed in care of the American Expeditionary Force a government program guarantees letters reach soldiers anywhere in France. The initiative ensures correspondence flow despite the distances and duties of service.
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France
Failed to Register Lawyer Gets 100 Days
Thomas R. Robinson of Highwood did not register being under conscription age. He protested then pleaded guilty in federal court and was sentenced to 100 days in Lewis and Clark county jail and later registered. Nearly 40 Finns accused of failing to register were instructed to register. they received one day in jail.
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Thomas R. Robinson
Highwood
Great Falls
Helena
Robinson
Lewis and Clark County
Don’t Give Your Mind Away Use It All Yourself
A terse aphorism warns against venting frustration and urges self control. It emphasizes keeping counsel and energy inward rather than directing it at others.
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Minneapolis
Pike’s Peak
Colorado
California
Stillwater
Wyoming
Salmon River
Work
Elk City
E. Sauer
Boston
Ferdinand King
Saya
America
Europe
William R. Kerr
Brooklyn State
Dr. E. Sauer
Maud Pierson
Havre
Bis
Symons
Symon
Montane
O. Huseth
Mont
Photos
Gibson
Great Falla
Cor
1St Ave. N
4Th St
Carter Sanitarium
Hot Springs of
Thermopolis
Jeg, Mont
Boulder Hot Springs
Maneger
Boulder
M. Reynolds
Great “Falls
Coreat Falls
Montan
Rastence Det Civlise
Harry H. McCole
National Association of Master Cleaners
Great Falls, Mont
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