Fourth of July Observances in Teton County Towns
Counties plan a patriotic Fourth with forenoon exercises at Town Hall led by Rev G A Wells and Prof A B Guthrie. Afternoon races offer purses and fees including a quarter mile dash and pony and sack races. The day ends with a dance at Woodmen Hall and towns discuss observing the holiday in Chateau and nearby Farmington.
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Teton
Chateau
Committee On
Farmington
Bynum
G. A. Wells
A. B. Guthrie
Woodmen Hall
One Day Cure Ad for Wake Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement touts a one day cure for colds using Wake Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It promises a refund if no relief and features HW Grove’s signature on each box, priced at 25 cents.
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Grove
Odd Fellow Day and Pioneer Fest Highlight Lewis and Clark Exposition
Fair notes report 3,000 Odd Fellows attended Friday events at the Lewis and Clark Exposition with a morning parade and afternoon auditorium program. Marvelous Baumas to perform twice daily June 12 to July 3 in open air free shows. Pioneer Day June 15 promises a historic gathering of old settlers.
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Baumas
Oregon Pioneers Association
United States
Uncle Sam
John Hash
Mary Hash
Newberg
Oregon
John
Plains
California
Exposition exhibits open free to public at Lewis and Clark grounds
Uncle John recalled visiting Burtiby on the current exposition site. Exhibits palaces at the Lewis and Clark exposition are free to the public with a fifty cent admission covering all buildings except Trail shows. Toilet facilities are free. Buildings open eight to seven daily, noon opening Sundays. Trail attractions close Sundays but exhibits remain viewable.
Philadelphia forgery case tied to Benj Ho Gaskill death
One of the era's most sensational forgery cases emerges as Benj Ho Gaskill, dead weeks, is linked to certificates that staged small stock holdings into hundreds of shares, harming bondholders and trustees with losses of 750000 to 1000000 dollars. Herbert W. Bowen is dismissed from government service while Francis B. Loomis is exonerated. Russians and Japanese seek a Washington peace conference around August. Chicago teamsters strike settlement appears remote. Senator Joan H. Mitchell faces accusations of using office for private gain.
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Philadelphia
Finavial
Benj Ho. Gaskll
Yapinias
Herbert W. Bowen
Venezuela
Francis B. Loomis
Bowen
Washington
Chicago Teamsters
Oregon land frauds trial in Portland
The article notes land frauds in Oregon are being tried in Portland. It also mentions Franco German tensions over Moroccan positions, a Montana eagle home proposal discussed in Anaconda, Walter Wilmot planning a relay riding exhibition with Montana women, and King Oscar agreeing to dissolve the Norway Sweden union.
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Oregon
Portland
Montana Aerie of
Hayles
Anaconda
Broadwater Natatorium
Walter Wilmot
Butte
Montana
Margaret
Dorothy Getts
Cascade
Fanny Sperry
Bear Tooth
Catherine Synnoess
McLeod Basin
East
Oscar
Union Band
Norway
Sweden
Advertiser seeks a versatile paragon in Wimbledon
A Wimbledon Gazette advertisement calls for a man of good education who can drive a horse and cart assist in the stable and garden milk cows attend table and present himself as a gentleman. He must be an early riser teetotaler with good references and lodging supplied at 50 dollars a year plus meals except dinner.
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Wimbledon
England
Cheap Excursion Rates East Via Great Northern Railway
Tickets on sale May 25 and 29 and June 10 and 12 for return trips to Chicago St Louis and other eastern points with special rates. Example fares include 53.50 to St Louis 49.50 to St Paul Duluth Sioux City Council Bluffs Omaha and Kansas City and 42.00 to other eastern points. Tickets limited for return until September 15. Inquiries to L H Young ticket agent. First class jack on easy terms offered by R D Redmond.
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Great Northern Railway
Chicago and
St. Louis
St. Paul
Duluth
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Kansas City
L. H. Young
Raymond Ladies Sewing Society to Meet at Mrs Hoy’s
Special correspondence from Raymond reports the ladies sewing society will meet with Mrs A L Hoy on Wednesday June 28. Also notes visits by residents, family travel, the new telephone line nearing completion, a local baseball team forming, and assorted social and business gatherings in the Raymond community.
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Raymond
Ladies Sewing Society
A. L. Hoy
J. Bean
Deer Lodge
H. Belcher
Chateau
Rev. White
Dupuyer
J. Collins
A. B. Jones
the Teton
K. B. Cohoe
Tr. Chenoweth
T. Larson
Bynum
Grandma Smith
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Fair News Notes
Scandard
Gov't Chemists
Prise Saking
Chigaga
la Ectane
Burtiby
Joan H. Mitchel
France
Germany
Morocco
Piers
R. D. Redmond
Raymond Brevities
F. Pings
Roy McNeal
J. G. Collins
Jerome Koleske
Ayers
Buckingham
ORR
P. Hall &.Co
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