Prosperity year spurs home building on Washington and nearby streets
Ed Cushing builds a two story seven room house on Washington street for two thousand dollars with O Conner and Haining as contractors. The Methodist church sells its parsonage on Idaho street and funds ten room cottages on Bannack Street built by Frank Selander for twenty seven hundred dollars.
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Ed Cushing
Washington Street
O'Conner & Haining
Methodist Church of
City
Idaho Street
Bannack
Washington
Pacific Streets
Frank Selander
Frank Knotts
Pacific Street
L. Miller
Normal Avenue
Nels Salmonsen
Montana Street
Reeder Street
J. W. Cuil
Dakota Street
Dearborn
East Thompson Avenue
Dan Williams
Ed Connolly
Rube Tritt
Tommy Sweet
Balm for the Bedside Cold Hired Syrup Ad
An ad promotes BAL LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP to treat colds at bedtime. Priced at 25 pts and 50 pts, offered by Ocentral Pharmacy.
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Ballard
Ocentral Pharmacy
A Mountain Girl's Love and the Outlaw Warfield
A Kentucky style tale follows Sarah Ridgeley who falls for a handsome outlaw named Warfield in the Cumberland mountains. After a night by Taggert's rock she gives him a knife bearing his name, inspiring a year of pursuit. On the anniversary he returns to reveal a plan to sail to Alaska, and she chooses to accompany him.
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Cumberland Mountains
Fion
Sarah Ridgeley
Warfield
Taggert’s Rock
Sarah
Veg
Ridgeley
Alaska
Dorothy Graham Fair
Christmas Peace Reflections From Ben Barr
Ben Barr offers a Christmas message in the Tristye praising forgiveness and Christian ideals. He reflects on peace on earth, the story of Christ, and the hope that readers live by Christ’s teachings, urging gratitude, unity, and good will for all. He also extends season’s greetings to subscribers and asks arrears be settled.
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Christ
Cain
Abel
God
David
Uriah
Ben Barr
Christmas Tale of Misread Identities at Magnolia House
In Florida's Magnolia House, a cheerful widow hosts a Christmas German with two strangers, Miss Spaulding and Mr. Weston. Amid mistaken names they bond, drift apart, and later reunite at a ball, revealing the farcical mixups and the couple’s choice to share a future under the same identity.
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Magnolia House
Florida
Mr. Fairchild
Mr. Marmaduke Weston
Miss Sparling
Miss Spaulding
Mr. Weston
Fairchild
Severe shock can restore health via nervous diffusion claim
A foreign medical journal explains that external stimuli trigger molecular changes in the nervous system, producing nervous fluid and impulses to muscles and centers. It notes physicians understand the idea, while lay readers may not grasp the concept.
The Chinese Language as a Mercantile Tool
The Detroit Free Press notes Chinese writing conveys ideas via marks rather than words and quotes claims that about 3 000 marks suffice for business letters while 40 000 exist. It contrasts Chinese ease with American learners finding Russian harder, and says precise instruction must come from a Chinaman.
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Detroit Free Press
Equator City Quito Gets Daylight All Year
A quip filled exchange references Quito on the equator where the sun both rises and sets at six o clock year round. The dialogue hints at publishing choices and possible stories in play among author and publisher roles.
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Quito
Kicking Subscribers and Local Health Ads
A lighthearted note contrasts two subscriber types with and without reductions. An ad offers Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets at Central Pharmacy. A health claim links worms to irritable children and promotes White's Dream Vermifuge at the same pharmacy. A Kansas City area cotton mill project worth about 10 million dollars is announced.
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White
Central Pharmacy
Kansas City
Holmes Appointed to US Supreme Court Bench
Oliver Wendell Holmes, son of the poet and author, formerly on the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, has been appointed to a seat on the United States Supreme Court. The ad notes Herb ine remedy details and price at Central Pharmacy.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Bench
Massachusetts
United States Supreme Court
Heal wounds with Ballard's Snow Liniment advert
For broken limbs burns bruises and sores use Ballard's Snow Liniment. It offers immediate relief and healing. Privy 25 cents ends 60 cents. Central Pharmacy advert notes. The widow of the late president Ulysses S Grant passed away this week after years of suffering.
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Ballard
A. 8. Grant
Piles Relief Promised by Tabler's Buckeye Ointment
There are few ailments so uncomfortable as piles but they can be cured by Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment. Relief follows use and sufferers should try it. Prices, 50 cents for OTC bottles, 75 cents for tubes at Central Pharmacy. The coal famine of Great Falls has ended as nearby towns provided relief.
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Tabler
RERBINE Promotes Bile Flow to Heal Sluggish Liver
In sluggish liver RERBINE, by its action on the biliary tracts, makes bile more fluid and restores liver health. It banishes drowsiness lethargy and apathy from liver disorders. Price 60 cents at Central Pharmacy. The little Salmon Indians of Washington state are on the warpath.
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Central Pharmacy
State of
Washington
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall In Second Thousand
Charles Major presents a spirited romance sequel to When Knighthood Was in Flower. The work titled Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall is offered for sale by Tribune Store.
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Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
Charles Major
Tribune Store
Senate approves nearly twenty pension bills this week
The senate advanced close to 20 pension-related measures in a single week, moving several toward final consideration. The action marks a broad effort to reform retirement benefits across agencies and state programs.
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Senate
Southern Montana Agency for Sales Books Promoted
The Tribune Publishing Co announces it holds the agency for Southern Montana for the American Sales Book Co and can supply sales books printed or plain on short notice.
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Tribune Publishing Co
Montana
American Sales Book Co
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