Livingston Nears a Strong Champion Baseball Team
Livingston Montana March 21 with campaigns heating up Republicans back Garnier for mayor and a close treasurer race. Swindlehurst strong Democratic candidate. Goughnour likely reelected. local aldermanic hopes favor Republicans in first and second wards. sports focus on a growing Livingston baseball team with Hammond Hurley Smalley and Votan joining, led by George Husted and captained by Johnnie Mielde. Mrs William Carr receives word of her brother William Comley 21 who died of consumption in Philadelphia.
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Livingston
Mont
T. M. Swindlehurst
Switclehurst
Garnier
Beng
Mr. Garnier
Democratic Party
Swindlehurst
J. L. Goughnour
M. J. Walsh
Goughnour
Frank Bender
Justice of the Peace
Hosford
Everett
J. E. Mallory
Charles Garnier
Pehr Wendel
P. C. Doonan
Herman Wolcott
D. A. McCaw
Theodore Jackson
James FE. Mallory
Hammond
Hurley
Helena
Smalley
Anaconda
Votan
Tacoma
George Husted
Johnnie Mielde
William Carr
William Comley
Philadelphia
Montana
Relef
Car
Bozeman Telephony Plan Amid Mining and Fire News
Bozeman leaders plan a Bozeman to Gallop telephone line linking Springhill Reese Creek and Duncan with potential expansion to Salesville and nearby ranches. A fire at Wm Schirmeyer’s home on Black avenue south threatened a larger blaze during Uncle Tom’s Cabin show. Mining prospects from Springhill to Sixteen and Gallatin aim to boost local industry and markets. Marriage of F M Carr and Emma Hardgrove in Manhattan noted. Gallatin Woodmen host visitors from Livingston, health officer reports no current smallpox cases as trains run late.
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Bozeman
Mont
Messrs
Zade Morgan
Theodore Norman
Gallop
Springhill
Reese Creek
Duncan
Sales Ville
Wm. H. Schirmeyer
Black Avenue South
F. M. Carr
Emma Hardmrove
Pirnat
Carr
Thomas Cruse
Manhattan
Boxeman
J. W. Hardgrove
Helena
Gallatin
Movern Woodmen J
Livingston
Home Lodge
Local notes on theater sales and travel in a frontier town
The report covers theater company troubles and delayed performances at the Prisoner of Zenda venture, manager Cutting’s sales woes, and actor Hugh Coleman returning from a foot wound. It also notes Robert Walsh’s horse shipments to South Africa, a small fire with limited damage, a county road session, Judge Henry C. Smith’s Helena visit, Uncle Tom’s Cabin parade attendance, Lt Tom Cooney’s land business, Martin Lundwall’s rheumatism, and Miss Mary Sales preparing a cross country trip to see relatives.
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Prisoner of Zenda Company
Cutting
Uncle Tom's Cabin Company
Tom Cooney
Helena
Mary Sales
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Fast Foot Relief
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease as a powder that cures painful smarting feet and corns Its claim includes relief for growing nails and hot or aching feet Sold widely in drugstores with 25 cents by mail and a free trial offer Address Allen O Olmstead Le Roy New York
Curative Patent Remedies and Local Notices
A collage of old advertisements and notices including Krause's Cold Cure and Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound offered by Newbro Drug Co in Butte Montana. Also mentions tips to cure colds quickly, and a 1900s lodging association meeting notice at 1st Park Street with J P Tovin as secretary.
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Krawse
Newbro Drug Co
Butte
Mont
Butte, Mone
Butte Consolidated Mining Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Butte Consolidated Mining Company will be held at 13 West Broadway on April 6, 1901, at noon for the election of directors and for such other business as may properly come before the meeting. D. J. Charles, President H. M. Renisch, Secretary.
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Butte Consolidated Mining Pany
West Broadway
D. J. Charles
Pres
I. MW. Renisch
Bee
Butte Teamsters Union 15 Sets Eight-Hour Day Cost
Public notice for the Butte Teamsters Union No. 15 announces a regular meeting on February 23 1901. It states that after May 1 1901 a days work by its jurisdiction members will be eight hours minimum at a scale of 6.90 dollars. Published by order of Teamsters union No. 5 W.James Stickeen president Ed McCarrick secretary James Stickeen president.
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Butteraamstera’ Union No. 15
Order of
Teamsters’ Union Ko. 5
James Stickeen
McCarrick
James Sticken
Allen's Foot-Base Powder for Swollen Feet Relief
A shaking powder for the feet claims to cool tired swollen hot feet and ease walking. It supposedly cures swollen sweating ingrowing nails bilster and callous spots and relieves corns and buttoned pain. Sold by druggists with a free trial package offer. address Allen Olmstead Le Roy New York.
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Allen
Allen, Olmstead
le Roy
N.Y
Branch Tansy Tablets touted for menstrual relief
An advertisement claims Branch Tansy Tablets from A. Augendre of Paris relieve painful irregular menses, remove obstructions, with Newbro Drug Co. in Butte as agents. Price two dollars per box. Also offers reduced California fares via the Milwaukee Sun Shine Route with weekly Pullman service from Minneapolis to Los Angeles, details through J. T. Conley and C M & St. Paul Railway agents.
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A. Augendre
Paris
France
Newbro Drug Co
Butte
First Class Sleeper Service to Kansas City
A first class sleeper leaves the Twin Cities daily via C M & St P Ry for Kansas City, departing Minneapolis at 7:50 am and St Paul at 8:00 am, arriving next morning at 7:00. The Hedrick Route via Milwaukee offers travel to Kansas City and beyond with strong south and California connections. For low rates and details write J T Conley, Asst Gen Pass Agent, St Paul, Minn.
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Kansas City
Twin Cities
C. M
P. Sty
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Hedrick
California
J. T. Conley
Pasa
Minn
Notice for Public Land Office Publication and Estate Sales
Notice from Helena Montana dated March 20 1901 states Tow Wing has filed intention to prove continuous residence and cultivation in a public land claim. Witnesses named include Vin Alanson, J Lewis, Peter Liha, Thomas Jurdan, Arthur W Tinuse. Also public sale notices for Three at Agelownt and estate of Lou Metz with administrator Josie P. Collins, sale details and posting dates.
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Helena
Montana
Settlver
Samuel M
Tober
Lures Mont
Wolfe
Tan
Woon Ho
Eid Mink
Vin Alanson J. Lewis
Peter Liha
Thomas Juredan
Arthur W. Tinuse
Butte, Mont
Loni Mote
Wien
Lou Mets
Mellorton & Cetror
Mennesey
Ruths, Mont
Ure
Slever Bow
Tate
Josie Pb, Collins
Low Metz
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Eoste
Montana Muiscco
North Main Street
Fosselman Drug CO
E. Park Street
N. Main Street
Wwe
Wihilthig
Calkins
N. Main
Wee - Peper R
OEDHI
Tipu Eelensifah Petabyy Fe Bird
Chatron
Hiaoo
DR. Chungs
West Galena &T
HONG
S. Arizona Street
Hong Ark
John Miller
Butts
Moat
Livingston News
Bozeman Ysterday
Gallatin Lodge
Maxey Hall
Knights of Woodcraft
Bozeman Order
W. O. Bohart
Fred R. Whitney
R. R. Rhoads
Floyd Mitchell
Clarence Boyd
Isaac Alldritt
F. A. Maxwell
Thomas Richardson
J. Kane
Daniel Allen
Dave McLeod
Jack Rogers
Bozeman News
Schirmeyer
Opera House
West Gallatin
Whitefoot
Toy
Hugh Coleman
Robert Walsh
Wyoming
South Africa
Board of County Commissioners
Henry C. Smith
Holloway
Martin Lundwall
Allen O
Olmstead
Associaton Neo
1St Park Street
J. P. Tovin
Clarence Rose
Theconger Department
CNI
Miwaukee
St. Paul Ry
Skat
Mikey
Ch Azo
Siegel’s
America
Siegel Clothing Co
Butte, Montana
Montana Electric Company
East Broadway
Phone
Oftic
Anaconda Copper Mining Co Hardware Department
Alsen & Salt Lake
Portland Cements
Apprsahiatou
Gt Paul
Minneapolia
Chicago, Milwaukee & . Paul
Los Ancgeles
Cal
C, M & St. Paul Railway
C. ML
St. P. RY
Grom
Topera Co-Operative Mining
Byte
Minny
Notler
H. D. Cornietl
Salte
Saey
Tomka
Kanes
Neen Thehebohors
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