Perham Debuts Alemite High Pressure Grease Gun
Arthur Perham, a noted auto dealer, announces the Alemite high pressure grease gun. He says it injects grease under 6500 pounds pressure, cleans bearings, and is adopted by over 75 manufacturers. He will head the Montana branch with Far North Dakota expansion set by L A May and A L Stapleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Perham
Alemite
Montana
Dakotas
Perham
Alemus
Butte
L. A. May
A. L. Stapleton
Far
North Dakota
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Livingston Man
Frank Hull of 325 South D Street Livingston Montana testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills relief for age related kidney trouble. He describes back and kidney pain and colored secretions cleared after using the remedy briefly. He urges others to buy Doan's Kidney Pills priced 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sells the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Livingston
Frank Hull
South D St
Livingston, Mont
Hull
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Tonic Ad
In spring after a hard winter, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is touted as a fifty year old spring tonic to rebuild blood, with tablet or liquid forms sold by druggists. A Seattle testimonial from Mrs. Mary Haskins claims curing blood, stomach, kidney and nervous issues after three bottles of the tonic and several bottles of Favorite Prescription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Dr. Pierce’s
Seattle
Wash
Golden Medical Discovery
Mary Haskins
Twenty-seventh Ave
Notable Montana Obituaries and Local Notices Compiled
A roundup of brief obituaries and notices from multiple towns. Highlights include Mrs. Thomas Loughridge of Bozeman dying at 77, Dorothy Whitaker’s fatal kerosene accident near Columbus, and Crow Nation marriage linking Little Skunk and Fish Bird. Also reported are Lewistown teacher wage hikes, whisky seizure in Billings, asylum escape in Lewistown, interscholastic contest winners at Missoula, and multiple regional incidents and local elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Thomas Loughridge
Montana
Bannack
Columbus
Dorothy Whittaker
Rapelje
Lewistown
Billings
George J. Barlow
Charles Taylor
Little Skunk
Fish Bird
Buffalo Calf
Warm Springs
Carl Lofstrom
Missoula
John K. Sullivan
Whitefish
Helen Johnson
Hysham
Robert Miller
Cullbertson
Joseph Gibson
Miles City
Alfred
Joseph C. West
West
Devils Basin
Scobey
Daniels
Sheridan
Valley
Madoc
Shelby
Toole
Winnectt
Cat Creek
Mosby Field
Brush Creek
Chris Yegan
Wolf Point
Missouri
New Orleans
Cornell
Seattle
Fort Benton
Here
Browning
A. B. Hamilton
Blackfeet
Legislative Assembly
Hudson Bay Company
Choteau
Official primary counts show Walsh leading Democratic delegates
The canvass from all Montana counties except McCone shows Senator Walsh ahead of rivals for Democratic delegate spots with Ayers and Kelly close, while Johnson secures a clear Republican presidential win over Wood and Lowden. Erickson edges Barth for the final Democratic delegate position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Roy Ayers
Lewistown
Charles J. Kelly
Butte
McCone
Hiram Johnson
California
Leonard Wood
Frank O. Lowden
Harding
W. H. Barth
Great Falls
Judge Erickson
Kalispell
McCone County
Barth
Ayers
Kelly
Hathaway
Ramsey
Bole
Burke
Johnson
Alexander
C. B. Allen
Ambrose
Adams
Anderson
Baker
Briscombe
Dorr
O. H. P. Shelley
Helena
Lew L. Callaway
J. M. Burlingame
Callaway
Burlingame
S. V. Stewart
Cisel
Hurd
Kennedy
Toole
Hrickson
Murphy
Kehoe
O’connor
Purcell
Newman
Thompson
Stewart
Lane
Reynolds
O'Neill
Scearce
McGregor
Wood
Lowden
Hoover
Farnsworth
Kemmis
McLeod
Power
Richardson
Co. B. Allen
Fenner
McDowell
Haire
Kirton
McWilliams
Missoula County
Mineral
Erickson
International Notes Jump Across Cities And Sectors
A digest of statements and events from Washington to New York, Paris to Mexico City. Topics include Canada United States agricultural talks, rail funding needs, army rations, a life sentence for James P Watson, Lodge as keynote chair, Paris influenza figures, a Wyoming sanitarium plan for radium cancer treatment, Canadian wheat price moves, and regional political shifts across the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
International Board of Agriculture
Canada
Hines
New York
Los Angeles
James P. Watson
Cage
Henry Cabot Lodge
Chicago
Paris
Lusk
Wyo
Lorimer Mineral Company
Winnipeg
British Columbia
Ontario
Quebec
Canadian Wheat Board
Juarez
Francisco Villy
Chihuahua City
Victor D. Lespinasse
London
Chamberlain
Ellis Island
Fourth invasion of Butte since 1914 shocks mining camp
The April 22 arrival of U S troops to preserve peace after a Metal Mine Workers union strike marked Butte’s fourth military involvement since 1914. The era saw union leadership clashes led by Rev Duncan, a 1911 mayoral winner, with violence, dynamiting, and a populist shakeup ending as Duncan aligned with the National Nonpartisan League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
McDonald
Stewart
Butte
Duncan
W. F. Dunn
Electrical Workers
Dunn
Canada
R. B. Smith
Butte Bulletin
Bulletin
State Council of Defense
American Railway Union
Eugene Debs
U. S
Metal Mine Workers’ Union No
Industrial Workers of
Butte Miners’ Union No. 1
Western Federation of Miners
Lewis J. Duncan
Butte Miners’ Union
Charles H. Moyer
Miners’ Union
Moyer
Denver
Helena
Sam V. Stewart
National Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Farm loans Liberty bonds large loans wanted low rate
Crary Burlingame of Great Falls Montana offers to purchase Liberty Bonds at the highest market price. Immediate cash for large loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Crary Burlingame
Great Falls
Montana
Seed catalog offers mixed cane and millet at set prices
Red or Black amber cane seed 1.60 per bushel. Yellow orange cane and other varieties 2.00 per bushel. Golden millet 2.25 per bushel. Sacks free. Northwestern Seed Co., Oberlin, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feterfta
Milo
Northwestern Seed Co
Oberlin
Kans
Supreme Court Upholds Terminal Elevator Bond Act
The Montana Supreme Court affirms the 250000 bond act for a Great Falls terminal elevator. Justice Matthews writes the opinion, ruling the act's core provisions valid when read with modifications to ensure levy of interest and principal on agricultural land taxes by county assessors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth Legislative Assembly
Great Falls
Supreme Court
Matthews
HE. FF. Lyman
Diverse Montana advertisements and services in butte region
A collage of 1920s Montana ads lists breeding foxes, baby poultry supplies, purebred stock, plants and flowers, extracted honey, hay and grain sales, telegraphy courses, marriage solicitations, correspondents, and assayers. Notable entries include Reid Bros at Bothwell Ontario, C J Wiegand of Simla, Chas. Wiegand, Stevensville, E H Talbott of View Acres Hamilton, and Lewis & Walker in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid Lgros
Bothwell
Ontario
Canada
Dolsh, & Gehhnfield Co
BUTTH
Montana
C. Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur ‘Perham
KEEP
Holland
Hartford
Conn
Marcus Holcolm
Connecticut
Department of Justice
Mexico City
Murguia
Elpaso
San Francisco
Chinatown
Robert Kelly
Eugene Kelly
Dorothy Kelly
Montana Newspaper Association
Parke, Davis & CO
Detroit
Mich
W. Hoyle
Howard St
Spokane
Prudential Ol and Gas Co
Havre, Mont
Second
Thesford Hospital
Omaha
Nebraska
Ford Hospital
Neb
Murphy Company
Martin
Tennessee
Peoples Bank
M.N. A
Chapple Laboratory
Sacramento
B. R. Waite
Shawnee
Oklahoma
South Birth West
Mont
W. P. Rice Co
Coulter Bilk
Hamilton
Delaware County
John QO. Hillis
Hobart
Delaware Co
Big Holh Baglin
G. I. Hendricks
Pembina
John L. Little
Grafton
N. D
Kedwards & Bradford Lumber Co
Hik
Missouri River
Adams Realty Co
Three Forks
Watts
Wattsburg
B. C
Itasca Lumber Company
Deer River
Minn
Shields River Valley
R. F. Bohart
Wilsall
Wisconsin
Lippitt
Mayville
S. King Bros. CO
Laramie, Wyo
L. W. Hamilton
Winnett, Mont
E. H. Talbott
Stevensville
View Acres
Clark W. Allen
Big Timber
O. B. Nelson Co
Central Avenue
Great Falla
Robert L. Rowell
Butte College Telegraphy
B. Ball
Oakland
Calif
Bree
Ralphyde
Minna St
Cal
Ciga Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Tout & McCarthy
National Surety Co
Helena Adjustment CO
Hoenck
KODAK
Eastman
S. C. Huseth
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