Peter Karst Camp A Mecca In Gallatin Canyon West
The article spotlights Peter Karst and his Gallatin canyon camp 22 years after his stagecoach days. It highlights the rustic hostelry with cabins a hotel and modern utilities set in alpine scenery near Bozeman and Yellowstone Park. Local visitors come for fishing hiking and a rustic Old West hospitality.
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Bozeman
Yellowstone Park
Gallatin Canyon
Karst
Butte
Peter Karst
Peter
Peter Karat
Eldridge
West Gallatin
Madison
Jefferson
Gallatin
Karst’s
Missouri
Sea
Bozeman Motors
Buttend Anaconda
Tyre
Shave With Cuticura Soap Advertises Daily Use
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap claiming it doubles razor efficiency and promotes skin health. It asserts no mug or germs and no irritation even with twice daily shaving, and presents the soap as suitable for shaving bathing and shampooing.
Gus Hawkins Denies Drinking In Great Falls Court
In police court at Great Falls Gus Hawkins insists he was not drunk and that a moonshine rub cured his neck injuries after a fall. Judge B A Sheppard questions him as Hawkins agrees to a $10 fine and plans to leave town.
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Gus Hawkins
Great Falls
B. A. Sheppard
Wes
Hawkins
Senator Clark of Montana A Pioneer Banker and Miner
Former Senator William A. Clark, a Montana pioneer, made his fortune by mining and banking. The article traces his 1863 trek from Colorado to Bannack, Boise tobacco ventures, and a rise to wealth as a banker, quartz industry investor, and Montana mining leader based in Butte and New York. He remains active with the Society of Montana Pioneers.
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William A. Clark
Montana
United States
Central City
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Clark
Bannack
Jeff Davis Gulch
Iowa
Beaverhead
Dijon
Boise
Idaho
Virginia City
Fortune
Senator Clark
Deer Lodge
Butte
Beer Lodge
Clark Bank
Times
New York
Society of Montana Pioneers
Shelby Builds Six New Structures Amid Oil Boom Hopes
Residents of Shelby began construction on six new buildings on Wednesday, with two on the north side and four on the south. Hotels, restaurants, and lunch counters report fair business as locals believe oil-field development will revive the town and bring a boom.
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Shelby
Piscatorial Pedestrian: Unusual Four-Footed Fish Captured in Tongue River
Jim Sheppard of Miles City hooks a strange creature dubbed the piscatorial pedestrian in the Tongue River. The six-inch animal has four feet with five toes posteriorly, a long fin, no whiskers, downy skin, and horned side gills. It rises to the surface when iced and resembles a lungfish in parts but remains a likely unique find. The Frantz Green well nearby yields 125 barrels.
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Tongue River
Jim Sheppard
Miles City
Montana
Sheppard
Tongue
Yellowstone
Women in Montana Promote Unpartisan League Education
Florence L Harrison of Minneapolis visits Montana as representative of regional league directors to boost interest and cooperation among towns. She says the league trains women in unpartisan political education, does not endorse candidates, and publishes candidates’ answers to help members decide how to vote.
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National League
Florence L .Harrison
Minneapolis
Montana
League
Marguerite Weiss
Mise Harrison
Fragmentary Algadoe Car Speed Claim
Fragmentary OCR notes question about factory car production speed asking if a car could be produced in seven minutes. The source text is garbled and unclear about entities or outcomes.
Letters Endorse Pe-ru-na For Catarrh Treatment
A reader from LaFollette Tennessee recounts recovering from a cold during Billy Sunday’s Knoxville revival by using Pe-ru-na. The letter praises Pe-ru-na as a system builder and catarrh remedy and urges readers to insist on the original product in tablet or liquid form.
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Pe . R. Wilson
LaFollette
Cnn
Billy
Knoxville
Tenn
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RTE
Canyon
Pays
Gus
Firestone
Buter
America
Lolo National Forest
Spur
Cat Creek
A. R. ‘Wilson
Edmonson Dental Service
Edmonson
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