Arthur Perham Promotes Alemite High Pressure Grease Gun
Automobile dealer Arthur Perham pushes Alemite high pressure grease system with 200 fittings, adopted by over 75 manufacturers. He will run Montana operations from Butte with partners L. A. May and A. L. Stapleton opening Fargo, North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Perham
Alemite
Montana
Dakotas
Perham
L. A. May
A. L. Stapleton
Fargo
North Dakota
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Livingston Local User
Frank Hull of 325 South Det., Livingston Montana, reports Doan's Kidney Pills relieve his kidney trouble and backache. He says kidney secretions change and coloration improve, and the remedy has never failed to cure an attack quickly. Price 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Livingston
Frank Hull
South Det
Livingston, Mont
Hall
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promoted as Spring Tonic
In the spring after a hard winter a tonic from wild roots and barks is touted as restoring strength. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery is advertised in tablet or liquid form and sold by druggists. a testimonial from Mrs. Mary Haskins of Seattle claims complete recovery after using the product along with Favorite Prescription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Dr. Pierce’s
Seattle
Wash
Golden
Mary Haskins
Twenty-seventh Ave
Notable Montana Obituaries and Local Notices Across Cities
A collection of brief notices from multiple Montana towns detailing deaths, marriages, legal actions, and local events. Highlights include Mrs. Thomas Loughridge of Bozeman dying at 77. two Crow Nation marriages in Billings. trials and convictions in Butte. county-seat changes and oil finds near Scobey and Winnett. a Warm Springs escapee recaptured. and early pioneer B A Hamilton’s death on Blackfeet Reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Thomas Loughridge
Montana
Bannack
Columbus
Dorothy Whittaker
Rapelje
Lewistown
Billings
George J. Barlow
Charles Taylor
Little Skunk
Fish Bird
Buffalo Calf
Warm Springs
Carl Lofstrom
Missoula
John K. Sullivan
Whitefish
Helen Johnson
Hysham
Robert Miller
Culbertson
Joseph Gibson
Miles City
Alfred Lane
Harry Theade
Ben Benson
Lane
Butte
Frank Eltz
John Rolich
Lost Gulch
Silver Bow
Joseph C. West
West
Devils Basin
Scobey
Daniels
Sheridan County
Valley County
Madoc
Shelby
Toole County
Winnett
Cat Creek
Mosby Field
Brush Creek
Chris Yegan, Jr
Wolf Point
Missouri
New Orleans
Cornell
Seattle
Fort Benton
Browning
B. Hamilton
Blackfeet
Legislative Assembly
Hudson Bay Company
Choteau
Official primary vote counts across Montana race totals
The canvass shows Senator Walsh leading Democratic delegates with Ayers and Kelly close, while McCone county remains unsettled. Republican Johnson wins the presidential vote with 21,810 to 19,085 for four opponents. eight A B C designated delegates also win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Roy Ayers
Lewistown
Charles J. Kelly
Butte
McCone
Hiram Johnson
California
Leonard Wood
Frank O. Lowden
Harding
W. H. Barth
Great Falls
Judge Erickson
Kalispell
McCone County
Barth
Ayers
Kelly
Hathaway
Ramsey
Bole
Burke
Johnson
Alexander
C. B. Allen
Ambrose
Adams
Anderson
Baker
Briscombe
Dorr
H. P. Shelley
Helena
Lew L. Callaway
J. M. Burlingame
Great Fats
Callaway
Burlingame
W. Stewart
Cisel
Hurd
Kennedy
Toole
Erickson
Murphy
Kehoe
O’connor
Purcell
Newman
Thompson
Stewart
Lane
Reynolds
O'Neill
Scearce
McGregor
Wood
Lowden
Hoover
Farnsworth
Kemmis
McLeod
Power
Richardson
Cc. B. Allen
Connelly
W. R. Allen
John Allen
Donlon
Goddard
Hart
Gibson
Selway
Larson
Gunn
Fenner
McDowell
Haire
Kirton
McWilliams
Missoula County
Mineral
World News Snapshot of Global Events and Local Plans
A compilation of brief items from Washington New York Chicago Paris and other places notes impending diplomatic appointments talks on an international agriculture board railroad funding, army pay, criminal cases, political conventions, epidemics, mineral radium treatment plans, wheat price moves, Villa retirement, a hen transformed by a gland transplant, a large war loan donation, deportation cases at Ellis Island, suffrage politics, sugar profit limits, Mexican civil war developments, a street parade and fire sale in San Francisco, and a teen heir’s annual support need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
International Board of Agriculture
Canada
Hines
New York
Los Angeles
James P. Watson
Chicago
Henry Cabot Lodge
Paris
Lusk
Wyo
Lorimer Mineral Company
Winnipeg
British Columbia
Ontario
Quebec
Canadian Wheat Board
Juarez
Francisco Villa
Chihuahua City
Victor D. Lespinasse
London
Chamberlain
Ellis Island
Hartford
Conn
Marcus Holcolm
Connecticut
Department of Justice
Mexico City
Murguia
Elpaso
San Francisco
Chinatown
Robert Kelly
Eugene Kelly
Dorothy Kelly
Fourth Invasion of Butte Traced to 1910s Labor Unrest
The 1914-15 conflict in Butte involved I W W and Mayor Duncan leading to mob violence, dynamite attacks, and a guard deployment by Governor Stewart. The 1915 election favored conservatives as Duncan fled Butte and aligned with the National Nonpartisan League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
U. S
Metal Mine Workers’ Union No
Industrial Workers of the World
Butte Miners’ Union No. 1
Western Federation of Miners
Lewis J. Duncan
Duncan
Butte Miners’ Union
Charles H. Moyer
Miners’ Union
Moyer
Denver
Helena
Sam V. Stewart
Mackie
McDonald
Batte
Montana Guard
National Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Wisconsin to Montana farm exchange sought for Rambouillet sheep
Listings show farm swap offers in Wisconsin North Dakota and Montana. Trade proposals include Will exchange amall Wisconsin farm for Montana farm Lippitt Mayville North Dakota and sheep for sale from Laramie Wyoming breeders of Ramboutilet and Corriedale sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Montana
Lippitt
Mayville
North Dakota
Laramie
Wyo
Butte Labor Turmoil and Federal Troop Deployments Chronicle
The article traces early 20th century labor strife in Butte with McDonald paroled by Governor Stewart and later insult at a mass meeting in 1916. It notes W. F. Dunn and R. B. Smith founding the Butte Bulletin, federal troop interventions in 1917 and 1919, and enduring control by I. W. W. and O. B. U. over miners. It recalls the 1904 Army involvement in the American Railway union strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
McDonald
Stewart
Butte
Duncan
W. F. Dunn
Electrical Workers
Dunn
Canada
R. B. Smith
Butte Bulletin
Bulletin
State Council of Defense
American Railway Union
Eugene Debs
Supreme Court Upholds Terminal Elevator Bond Act
The Montana Supreme Court affirms the settlement of bonds totaling 260000 for a terminal elevator at Great Falls The court trims unclear provisions and upholds the act in a modified form allowing a levy on agricultural lands by county assessors starting with the bond issue year and continuing while any principal or interest remains unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth Legislative Assembly
Great Falls
Supreme Court
Matthews
E. F. Lyman
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KEEP
Holland
THE
Montana Newspaper Association
Frary
Nontana
Northwestern Seed Co
Oberlin
Kans
Arkh, Davis & CO
Detroit
Mich
W. Hoyle
Howard St
Spokane
Tlandiag Montana
Prudentint of and Gas Co
P.O
Lavre, Mont
Second St. So
Tosperal of
Omaha
Nebraska
Ford Hospital
Neh
Murphy Company
Martin
Tennessee
Peoples Bank
Sacramento
L. R. Waite
Shawnee
Oklahoma
South Fifth West
Mont
Bitter Root Valley
W. P. Rica Co
Coulter Bik
Hamilton
Delaware County
John O. Hillis Farm Aghondy Hobart
Delaware Co
Sali
Big Holh Basin
H. T. Hendricks
Sishtrap
Pembina
John L. Little
Grafton
N. D
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co
Bik
Conahey
Missouri River
Adams Realty Co
Three Dorks
Watts
Wattsburg
B. C
Lake
Itasca Lumber Company
Deer River
Minn
AARM
Shields River Valley
R. F. Bohart
Wilsall
Reid Broa
Bothwell
Dorbh & Ghrepnfield CO
Butth
C. Co
Chas
Wiegand
Bimla
Ull
L. W. Hamilton
Winnett, Mont
Carlille
I. Hi. Talbott
Stevensville
View Acres
O. B. Nelson Co
Central Avenue
Robert L. Rowell
Butte College Telegraphy
Eare
Ball
Oakland
Calif
Ralph Hyde
Miona St
Cal
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Tout & McCarthy
National Surety Co
Helena Adjustment CO
Hoenck
SSS
Kodak Finishing
Wasiman Kodaks and
Wheeler Drug Co
Druccist
Chapple Laboratory
S. C. Huseth
Optician Optometrist
Optician
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