Helena Woman Presents Historic Letter to College
Mrs. Amelia Neville of East Helena donated a letter by Col Leander Ransome to the Bancroft Library detailing his Mt Diablo survey work. The piece describes water shortages and harsh conditions during the 1851-53 period, alongside Ransome’s role in California science and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E .Plassmann
East Helena
Amelia Neville
Bancroft Library
University of California
Col
Leander Ransome
Eastbay
Mt. Diablo
Col. Ransome
California Academy of Sciences
United States Surveyor General
California
Mrs. Neville
Montana voters show GOP strength in next legislature
In unofficial returns from Helena, Republicans lead with 41 of 50 Senate seats and 61 of 100 House seats, Democrats hold 14 Senators and 38 Representatives, Farmer-Labor has three senators and two representatives, signaling an overwhelmingly Republican legislature with holdovers and several party splits across counties and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Farmer-Labor
Helena
Legislative Assembly
Farmer. Labor
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed by Noted Citizen
A distinguished citizen Dr B V Pierce honored for public and professional service. His fifty year old herbal remedies include Golden Medical Discovery a blood medicine and stomach alterative. It claims to clear skin beautify and boost circulation. Send 10 cents for a trial tablet package to Dr Pierce’s Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Golden Medical
Invalins Hotel
Buffalo
N.Y
False affidavit leads to hunting license fine
Made Falae affidavit by George C. Smith, a Great Northern employee from Troy who moved from Léonia Idaho four months ago and had not established Montana residence. He was arrested by Deputy State Game Warden W.3 Dorrington for making a false affidavit to obtain a resident hunting and fishing license. Smith was fined $25 by Justice A. M. Hubbard at Troy and given 30 days to pay.
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George C. Smith
Great Northern
Troy
Léonia
Idaho
Montana
Dorrington
Smith
A. M. Hubbard
Montage of Montana Local News Items Across Counties
Sheridan county forms a turkey quartetation as oaths are announced. Missoula loses KR T Spauiding as secretary of commerce. Deer Lodge reports an age 82 inmate jailed on a surge charge. Helena receivership sale set for December 1 noon. Chinook beet harvest wraps with about 80 000 tons sliced at the Utah Idaho Sugar factory. Missoula resident Harry F Cameron cited for Carnegie hero fund act for a Helena life saving in 1924. Whitefish pastor Gerhard Aarnstad wed to Gustave Lee at Swan Lake. N A Harris reconciled after six years apart at Verywood. Narlem Orris Sanvik dies after Malta-Harlen football game. Bitter Root onion set opinions from Fred Luder man in Hamilton. Fort Benton Fred Early kills 10 rattlesnakes while building fire. Whitefish Charles Bayha named city clerk. Andy Horn appointed interim. Scobey records largest live stock shipment 40 carloads to St Paul. Great Falls Paris Dry Goods reshuffles leadership with Leon Singer as VP. Red Lodge F J Johnson preps winter at Camp Sawtooth. Great Falls C H Campbell ranch transfers of 4000 acres on Sun River.
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Plentywood
Sheridan County
Missoula
Missouis
Commerce
KR. T
Spauiding
Deer Lodge
Helena
Helena Light and Railway Company
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Harry F. Cameron
David Wanamaker
Whitefish
Gerhard Aarnstad
Dooley
Hamilton
Fort Benton
Fred Early
Teton River
Carter
Early
Charles Bayha
McLean
Andy Horn
Scobey
Scobey-Rainville
St. Paul
Paris Dry Goods Company
Leon
Singer
Agron Singer
W. A. Hagan
Fred A. Migman
The
Paris
Leon Fpf
Aaron Singer
Hagan
Red Lodge
F. J. Johnson
Camp Sawtooth
Beartooth
Johnson
Great Falle
C. H. Campbell
Sun River
Great Falls
Tanlac credited with relief for Mrs Washburn health
Thousands in Washington state suffer nervousness indigestion and fatigue. Mrs N B Washburn of Seattle says Tanlac gave her appetite slept better and regained weight after failing remedies. She urges others to try Tanlac for relief and renewed strength.
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Washington
Mra. N. B. Washburn
Ave
Seattle
Tanlac
Washburn
Bank plans sugar beet project on Great Falls land
First National Bank of Great Falls plans a large scale sugar beet venture developed by Sam Stephenson president of the bank and associates to introduce sugar beets on the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Great Falla
Sam Stephenson
Weekly Market Letter
A market weekly note by Weiller and Weiller outlines trends and insights across equities, bonds, and commodities. It highlights sentiment shifts, notable price moves, and potential investment themes for the coming week.
Local cattle market holds steady amid weaker receipts
Receipts at principal markets sharply declined, steadying the killing cattle division despite bearish bids. Local supplies were mostly common stock with lighter in-between grades. Saturday's market paid 825 dollars and 8.50 for Western range cattle, with favorable weather hinting at a continued run of range cattle for weeks. Stockers and feeders showed slight demand, but today the division was slower especially for in-between and plain ads.
Calf and Lamb Market Report Shows Wide Price Range
Light veal calves sell from 0.50 to 0.80 with heavy killing calves around 7.00. Choice feeding calves 7.50 to 8.00. Sheep market notes include good to choice lambs at 13.25 per cwt, ewes and killers 6.50 to 6.75, breeding ewes 8.00 to 9.00 for desirable stock.
Mothers Treat Colds The New Direct Way
Mothers no longer need to dose children with internal medicines to break colds. The article discusses a new approach that emphasizes simpler home care and relief without medicating every cold.
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Ransome
Brent Righard
American Smelting and Refining Company
Thwing
Western Reserve College
Western States
Western Reserve
Phoebe Maria
Federation of Womens’ Clubs
M. DH. P
Wahoske
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Rasmussen
W. CG. T. UT
Beaverhead
Frank A. Haxelbaker
Holdover
Big Horn
E. A. Richardson
Blaine
James Griffin
Broadwater
E. Ht. Goodman
Carbou
J. T. Spencesch
L L Wheeler
Cascade
J. J. Wuerthner
Chouteau
S. H. Porter
Custer
H. C. Smith
Daniels
L. F. Greenup
Dawson
George McCone
T. P. Stewart
Falloo
Ted Bergstrom
Fergus—A. Johnson
Flathead
Robert Pauline
Gallatin
William H. Battleman
Garfield
W. C. Henderson
Glacier
F. A. McCabe
Golden Valley
G. H. Corrington
Granite
John Kennedy
Hill
Liberty
F. T. Dell
Lincoln
H. G. Pomeroy
Madison
M. M. Duncan
McCone
John A. Green
Meagher
C. A. Linn
Mineral
George Cooper
J. L. Campbell
Munsels
J . Campbell
Sweetgrass
Robert Brownlee
Teton
Yellowstone
Ernest T. Eaton
House of Representatives
Frank B. Rife
W. E. Warren CE Blaine
Harry L. Burns
G. W. Gustafson
Grand Reed
Carbon
Alfred Budas
Frank McCleary
John Abrahamson
Carter—T. KB
Nelstead
I. D. Jogohen
J. B. Rockwood
M. Moss
BE. B. Foot
A. E. Westlake
R. J. Dunn
G. W. Darlington
Albert Holton
Dan F. Haggerty
Golden aViley
R. E. Erickson
Ralph McLeod
G. J. Bonine
T. J. Troy
Jefferson
S. H. Knowles
Judith Basie
R. C. Bricker
Lake
D. A. Dillwo
Lewis and Clark
H. R. Adair
George P. Mason
R. T. Nagle
Leonard Plank
Timothy Miller
B. Timsley
Meagher—Orville Harris
F. R. Fulsher
Elas Rorvik
Albert Beasancon
C. R. Prescott
W. R. Flasheenhar
Ravalli
Harry C. Jones
Ralph Dagherty
Richland
Arthur Waite
Rosebud
Walter E. Clarkey
Roosevelt
Lucy A. Curran
Arthur Ryder
Sanders
W. P. Tierney
Sheridan
Robert Larson
Ben N. Benson
Silver Bow
Todd Doran
P. C. Goodwin
Pat Kelly
Neil B Chatham
M. J. Moremans
W. Ballard
Bert Ernest A. Hardcastle
George Enry
M. Lamb
Miles Jang
Cavanegh
Arnold
Sweet
Ree A. Lo
J. BD
Hodgekiss
R. Toole
H. C. Benjamin
Treasure
A. J. Plumer
B. Bretzke
Elmer Johnson
Wetit
Arel
Ws, Dean
M.D. Inc
An Pau Hing & So Ge Sharet Ter
Alex Louttit
Liberty Tailors
Liberty Theatre
Frank
Lemmer
Forrier and
Tanner
Great “Falls
Weiller & Weiller
Vicks Oven
Nauiom
Jans
Usso Yaaay
Rex
Lour
Rexo
Royal Milling Company
Great’ “Rales Montana
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