Blackfeet Adopt Mayor Mitchell at Browning Ceremony
The Browning mid winter fair concluded with the formal adoption of Great Falls Mayor HH B Mitchell and Helena health official Dr W F Cogswell into the Blackfeet tribe. Governor Erickson and Dr Alfred Atkinson participated as honorary members, receiving Blackfeet names. Mitchell spoke on dairying while Indians praised livestock and home improvements.
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Browning
HH. B. Mitchell
Great Falls
W. F. Cogswell
Helena
State Board of Health
Blackfeet
J. E. Erickson
Mitchell
Cogswell
Atkinson
Little Dog
White Quiver
Falls
Black Eagle
Dr. Cogswell
Black Weasel
Stumik-i-nuk
Deer Drive film to be shot in Yellowstone and Butte
Lasky-Famous Players plans a Zane Grey feature titled The Deer Drive with Jack Holt Noah Beery and Margaret Morris. The crew, led by Lucien Hubbard, will film near Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone and briefly stop in Butte on the way to the park. Sixty crew, including cameramen and horses, will travel to the region to capture the deer roundup climax.
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Zane Grey
Yellowstone Park
Jack Holt
Noah Beery
Butte
John Waters
Lasky-Famous Players Company
Yelowstone Park
Lucien Hubbard
Charles Schoenbaum
Jack Moore
Mr. Hubbard
Deer Drive
Players Party
Margaret Morris
Titan
Yellowstone
Mammoth Hot Springs
Sepulchre Mountain
Arizona
North Coast Limited to receive ten new observation cars
Railway orders spring delivery of ten observation cars for the North Coast Limited. Other items note operetta at Terry High School, Montana milk for health campaigns in Gallatin county, naturalization exams in Glasgow, new Poplar plumbing venture, and various local projects and legal actions from March 1920.
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Northern Pacific Railway
North Coast Limited
Terry
Legion Hall
Montana
Gallatin County
Ynes
Glasgow
United States
W. H. Coombs
Scobey
Poplar
Tanlac touted as cure all for run down condition
Advert explains Tanlac as a natural tonic and builder that purges the bloodstream and revitalizes digestion to restore appetite sleep and weight. It promises rapid visible improvements within days and urges readers to buy at their local drug store, noting Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
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Tanlac
Montana Power Offers 200000 Cash for Miles City Plant
Montana Power proposes a firm bid of 200000 dollars in cash or in 5 percent mortgage bonds of the company at the council's option for the whole Miles City light heat and power plant property.
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Montana Power Company
Miles City
California Fig Syrup for Children Ad
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to relieve constipation in children. It promises a quick return to a well playful child and warns against imitation bottles.
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California
Good Roads Dance Raises Funds for West Road Work
Nearly $400 was realized at the Kalis pell good roads dance to fund improvements on the west road. The money will be turned over to the board of county commissioners at once for immediate use in upcoming work.
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Kalispell
Board of County Commissioners
Karnak Restores Veteran Politician’s Health at 82
Lead 8 D resident J D Crans known as Uncle John Cransy in Nebraska South Dakota and Iowa credits Karnak with restoring his health after a lengthy rundown. He says he regained appetite sleep and energy and resembles his younger self at eighty two. The ad promotes Karnak priced at $1.10 a bottle and lists outlets in multiple cities.
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J. D. Crans
Sar-geant
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
John” Cransy
Karnak
Mr. Crans
Bear eats dynamite near King's Hill then saunters off
An 800 pound black bear near King's Hill 75 miles south of Great Falls interrupted its winter sleep by eating dynamite sticks left by road workers. The men, stunned, waited as the bear finished the meal and wandered back into the timber. Forest ranger R. B. Dickinson reports the incident in the Jefferson National Forest.
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King's Hill
Great Falls
Brain
R. B. Dickinson
Jefferson National Forest
Sickness and Liver Health Promoted by Montana Pharmacist
A. E. Jensen of Butte promotes a liver cleansing pill claiming to replace large doses of bitter liquids. He argues a sluggish liver and clogged intestines cause fatigue, bad breath, poor digestion, and other ailments, urging water filtration analogies and testimonials to support his remedy.
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Jensen
A. BH. Jensen
Montana Street
Butte
Montana
Adv
A. E. Jensen
Mr. Jensen
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University of Montana At Missoula
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Forsyth
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