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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1900
Page
7
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Bozeman Star notes the Bozeman Brass band reorganized with President Leonard B. Hansen and others taking positions. The group plans summer concerts on Saturday evenings and aims to enliven Bozeman streets. Nearby events include a C C C birthday party at the College and a bowling contest between married and single men with an oyster supper as the forfeit.
A long paragraph extols Mrs Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure claimed by many women and to have helped a million. Separate items note camp sermons, school job letters, a Hamlet recital by Frank Fouda, a Sunday school convention planned for May 16 17, a wedding of Lewis B Wisner and Carrie Foster, Dr Hogan traveling for murder cases, and botanical exchanges by Dr Blankenship with Calcutta and Argentina.
A dated advertisement touts Dr L W app at 98 Hub Building Detroit offering a free receipt and instructions to cure sexual weakness, vigor loss, and varicocele. It quotes testimonials praising renewed strength, size, and vigor, claims confidential correspondence, and asks men to send name and address for the free receipt.
The Livingston area reports a hold up on Queener at his Riverside home, bank subscription success, and a planned irrigation project by Phil and Narcisse Mercer. C. T. Coleman loses a finger in a lathe accident. Alumni plan a gathering, rail service expands, and a 3-year-old battles scarlet fever. James Nelson and John Hogan dissolve their saloon partnership amid local business shifts. Mrs Morrison dies at Warm Springs asylum. her husband prepares to bring her remains home for burial.
In Billings, Albert Johnson, convicted of robbing Peter Ramaren of 160 dollars, was sentenced by Judge Lou to 10 years in the state penitentiary. Diphtheria prompts the board of health to ban church services and close schools. several local children, including the Harper and Jones families, die or fall ill. A reward of 2500 dollars is offered for information leading to trespassers on local mining claims. Portland steamer trips to Cape Nome promote cheaper miners supplies and set sail May 20 with fares 123.65 in first class and 10.25 in second class.
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