Sheep Affected by quarantining act in eastern county
Montana report notes about 30000 sheep affected by Governor Toole's quarantine in eastern parts of the county due to import of stray sheep. Also mentions bilious colic remedy usage, a blacksmith's suicide near Anaconda, a fatal choking case in St. Louis, a Flathead reservation land survey, a $100 naming prize for a California train, and Masonic home plans with $30000 plus estate funds.
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Red Lodge
Frank Clark
Toole
A Costly Mistake
Helena report shows total taxes of Montana railroad companies at 748517 dollars as disclosed by J J Ryan clerk of the state board of equalization. Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised as remedy for dyspepsia dizziness and more sold at City Drug Store for 250 in the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
City
Helena
State Board of Equalization
J. J. Ryan
Montana
Piles Cure Ad and Christmas Charity News
An advertisement touts PAZO OINTMENT as a guaranteed cure for piles with refund if ineffective in 6 to 14 days. A separate note reports Butte charity plans a free Christmas dinner for the hungry through the Associated Charities. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is promoted for burns cuts sores eczema and piles with fast relief.
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Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
Butte
Associated Charities Society
Anaconda
Bucklen
New railroad company formed in Missoula
The Amador Railway Company is incorporated in Missoula with $1,000,000 capital, divided into 10,000 shares of $110 par value. The firm plans a railway from a Northern Pacific point to the Amador Mining Company's property.
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New Railroad Company
Missoula
Amador Railway Company
Northern Pacific
Amador Mining Company
Be Quick for Croup Prevention with Cham berlain remedy
A note promotes Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy to be given at the first signs of croup in children. It claims the remedy prevents the attack and is safe and pleasant to take, with Riley the druggist selling it.
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Riley
Chamberlain
Electric Bitters and Other Remedies Featured in Local Notices
In Butte old-timer George Wilson dies at age fifty, a plains traveler and well liked figure. Helena wool figures show two million pounds less production year to date but a revenue rise of over half a million dollars compared with 1903. Also advertised are health tonics like Herbine and Electric Bitters offered by local druggists for stomach and heart ailments.
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Butte
George Wilson
Sandy
Bute
Plains
Helena
Ferguson
Cured by Moki Tea Sold at Riley's Drug Store
Advertises Moki tea as a cure for sick headache and constipation, claiming it restores appetite sleep and happiness with a guarantee. Priced at 25 cents and 50 cents. Sold by Riley's Drug Store.
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Riley's Drug Store
Mrs Andrew Clark Dies in Los Angeles
Telegram from Butte reports the death of Mrs. Andrew Clark mother of U S Senator W A Clark at her home in Los Angeles on Sunday night in a brief, fact focused notice.
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W. A. Clark
Butte
Andrew Clark
United States
W.a.clark
Los Angeles
Experience is the Best Teacher Ad for Cough Remedy
An 19th century advert promotes Acker's English Remedy for coughs colds and croup with money back guarantee. It notes Riley's Drug Store sells the remedy and offers a refund of 25 ots and 50 ots if relief is not immediate.
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Acker
Riley’s Drug Store
Vein of Coal Indicates Large New Black Diamond Deposit
Anaconda-Continued report notes a notable increase in the Black Diamond coal vein and suggests the early formation of a substantial coal deposit.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets offered with refund
Public notice urges purchase of Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets with a money back guarantee if they fail to cure. The package bears EE W Grove's signature on each box and sells for 25 cents.
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EE. W. Grove
Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead County
Beaverhead county real estate transfers and water rights are listed, including P. & O. company to Antonette Miller two lots in Dillon, Coleman CO. to Albert Johnson one lot, Farley to Scully one lot on Kentucky avenue, Metlen to Big Hole Heroing Association 40 acres, Sorenson to Selway 320 unsurveyed acres, and several 1.00 deeds. Also bonds for deed and multiple acres under various owners including Red Rock river and Bloody Dick Creek areas.
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P. & O. Company
Antonette Miller
Dillon
Coleman CO. Barrnett
Albert Johnson
Barnett
James T. Farley
Wm. F. Scully
Kentucky Avenue
Geo. R. Metlen
Big Hole Heroing Association
Bull Creek
Big Hole Basin
John Sorenson
Hawley Selway
Bloody Dick Creek
Horse Prairie
Jens T. Christensen
Joseph Butelo
Jacob P. Flechér
Rattlesnake Creek
Wa. H. Johnson
Crabtree
Red Rock River
Joseph A. Browne
Rock Creek
Dr. C. W. Newton Dies In Butte After Illness
Dr. C W Newton prominent Butte citizen died of pneumonia at his home after a two week illness. A Louisville graduate of 1881 he moved to Dillon the same year and engaged in the drug business. He served Silver Bow county as a Democratic delegate and was elected to the state legislature in 1897. He leaves a wife two sons a mother and a brother in Los Angeles and was a Mason respected in state and city.
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Butte
Dillon
C. W. Newton
Newton
Dr. Newton
Shelby County
College of Pharmacy and Medicine
Louisville
Los Angeles
Silver Bow County
Masonic Fraternity
Dillon Teachers Attend Montana State Association Meeting
All Dillon school teachers plan to attend the Montana State Teachers Association session in Helena next week. The program spans Tuesday to Thursday with speakers including Dr. Bagley Prof. Ruediger and Prof. Koontz. Dr. Bagley will present Thursday afternoon on the topic Are we Overloading the Curric
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Dillon
Bagley
Ruediger
Prof. Koontz
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Helena
Koontz
Has the Dividing Line Between Education Been Drawn at Proper Point
Thursday morning session features Prof. Ruediger presenting a paper on the boundary between elementary and secondary education. Prof. Koontz plans a Tuesday evening response to the welcome address. Dr. Bagley and Prof. Koontz are listed as executive committee members for the association.
Former Governor Shoup Dies at Boise
George L. Shoup, former United States senator from Idaho and the first state governor, died at his Boise home in his 68th year. He served as territorial governor when Idaho was admitted and was elected to the Senate in 1890, serving two terms.
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United States
George L. Shoup
Boise
Idaho
Butte Inter Mountain
United States Senate
Wolves in the Big Hole Basin Threaten Cattle Herds
Anaconda dispatch reports black wolves marauding wintering cattle in the Big Hole valley. Ranchers offer a 57 dollar bounty plus government reward, with plans to campaign out to protect and exterminate the wolves.
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Butte
Anaconda
Big Hole Valley
Charles Gorrs
Gorrs
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Jno
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Rock Talan System
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