Chinaman Leaves Estate of 33000 Dollars in Beaverhead County
The Beaverhead county supreme court reverses a lower ruling and grants the estate to Mrs. Mary Gray as executor. The case centers on an oral loan agreement with Thomas Haw and the sale of three mining claims in the Elkhorn district to Boston & Montana Development Co. Grant kept no records of advances, weakening his claim to reimburse living expenses.
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Tommy
Haw
Beaverhead County
Mary Gray
Dillon
Daniel Grant
Grant
Gray
Supreme Court
Thomas Haw
Elkhorn
Boston & Montana Development Company
Mary _ Gray
Freezone claims rapid corn relief
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remedy. It promises instant numbing and easy removal with fingers, selling from druggists in a small bottle for a few cents. It targets hard corns soft corns and corn between toes without soreness or irritation.
Reminiscences of Butte Past and Its Colorful Figures
Albert J. Clark recalls arriving in Butte in 1889, describing wild saloons, gambling, and the old west atmosphere. He recalls figures like “Poker” Brown, the clash of Montana politics, and his friend John B. Reid of the Inter-Mountain who wielded sharp writing with punch.
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Butte
Ham
Shem
Japeth
Jack
Poker” Brown
Billy” Gemmel
California
Los Angeles
Brown
Hieargard
Volstead
Montana
John B. Reid
Inter-Mountain
Merchants Urged to Advertise by Mr Mann in Devils Lake
In Devils Lake North Dakota population 5000 Fred P Mann runs a store doing about 500000 yearly crediting advertising in the home paper as the backbone of his success. He urges other merchants to adopt local newspaper ads to boost business and space usage as the key asset.
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Devils Lake
Fred P. Mann
N. D
United States
Harry W. Schnell
Kalispell
West
Mann
Tris
Owoeso
Deas
JUDGE EWING CALLED TO SUPREME BENCH IN REPORTED ILLNESS
Associate Justice H H Ewing of Great Falls sits on the Montana Supreme Court bench in Helena while Justice Frank B Reynolds is treated in an eastern hospital. Reports from Chicago indicate Reynolds condition is unclear with conflicting notes on possible surgery. Ewing may remain through March hearings as Reynolds remains absent.
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Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Montana
H. H. Ewing
Great Falls
Cascade County
Helena
Supreme ‘Bench
Frank B. Reynolds
Eastern
Ewing
Supreme Bench
Justice Reynolds
Thebyterian Hospital
Jimmy Reynolds Returns to Montana With Bride After California Honeymoon
James E. Reynolds and his wife Miss May Lowney of Butte have returned to Boulder Hot Springs after a California honeymoon. Reynolds, badly injured during a July 4 racing crash near Missoula, has gained weight and regained strength and hopes to resume racing. He plans to manage Boulder Springs Hotel and may race again despite his wife's protests. They visited San Diego Los Angeles La Jolla and watched the Tia Juana race between Motor Cup and Santador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Reynolds
May Lowney
Butte
California Points
Boulder Hot Springs
Reynolds
Missoula
Lfe
Boulder
Miss Lowney
California
South
Montana
Reyolds
Mr. Reynolds
Tia Juana
Motor Cup
Santador
California Fig Syrup Promotes Laxative Benefits for Children
Mothers are urged to give California Fig Syrup to cleanse the liver and bowels of sick children. A teaspoonful is said to relieve constipation and toxin buildup within hours, leaving children playful again. The ad notes millions keep the syrup on hand and warns against imitation products.
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California
John B. Reid and the old timers of the fishing scene
The passage reflects on John B. Reid and earlier figures who shaped the fishing laws, noting humor amid bitter moments and their premature departure from the scene. It contrasts their lighter view with those they aided in reaching high positions and laments laws not once critiqued seriously in their era.
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John B. Reid
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Chinaman
Albert J. Clark
MR. Mann
U. S
Jimmy” Reynolds
Boulder Springs
Bride
Boulder Springs Hotel
Thauibt
John
Bayer
Charles M. Russell
Rawhide
Rawlins
Ld West
Montana Newspaper Association
Rawride Rawlins
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