Passing of the Montana Pioneer Mrs Eugenie A Hogan
Mrs. Eugenie A Hogan wife of the late D J Hogan died at 4 30 pm at St John s hospital after two weeks illness in Helena She was a daughter of Captain O B Totten and came to Last Chance gulch in the early sixties Survived by two children Mrs Homer G Murphy and Oscar J Reynolds
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Helena
D. J. Hogan
St. John's Hospital
Hogan
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Homer G. Murphy
Oscar J. Reynolds
Centerville Man Nicholas Pierce Dies After Illness
Centerville Mont Nicholas Pierce aged 73 died January 22 at his home after a long illness. Born in England he worked as a miner and later cared for the sons of St George hall. He belonged to Damon lodge No 1 Knights of Pythias and is survived by a wife.
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Centerville
Mont
Nicholas Pierce
England
St. George Hall
Damon Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pierce
Centenarian Abraham Finley Dies in Polson Montana
Abraham Finley 107 died at the home of Joe Bisson southeast of Polson on January 6. Born in 1805 on the Red River in Manitoba, he came west at age 20, married a Pend Oreille wife, and served as a Jesuit guide at the mission. Survived by two sons Louis and Joseph and daughter Mrs. Margaret Lucy Bisson.
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Abraham Finley
Polson
Mont
Joe Bisson
Red River
Manitoba
Louis
Joseph
Margaret Lucy Bisson
Missoula Pioneer Mrs. Beadie Moss Dies in Missoula
Mrs Beadie Moss wife of Joel A Moss a respected Missoula resident died January 20 at home She lived in the state since 1870 crossed the plains to Montana landing at Deer Lodge and later settled in Missoula with her husband and son Charles H Moss Big Timber Peter Michels longtime Sweet Grass County resident died January 12 of heart failure Born 1861 in Fon du Lac Wisconsin he moved west in youth and later returned to Wisconsin to marry Emma Haenigan He then moved back to Montana to ranch near McLeod survived by wife two daughters three brothers and three sisters
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Missoula
Mont
Beadie Moss
Joel A. Moss
Moss
Plains
Montana
Deer Lodge
Butte
Charles H. Moss
Big Timber
Peter Michels
Sweet Grass County
Mr. Michels
Fon du Lac
Wis
Marysville
Wisconsin
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McLeod
Amelia
Ida
Hair Health Hints and Rexall Hair Tonic Claim
A period pamphlet warns against sharing combs and hats to prevent dandruff and baldness, then touts Rexall Hair Tonic as the cure. It promises a free trial if results are not proven and claims the tonic restores color, strengthens follicles, and promotes hair growth.
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Rexall
Institute at Beaverhead County High School House
Miss Lucy Kemper invited teachers to a Friday evening institute at the school house. Principal Foote presided. speeches covered domestic science in high school and alkali land reclamation. songs by Miss Paxton and high school quartets followed by refreshments at the Roberts home. The faculty plan similar institutes at Rattlesnake, Bannack, and Armstead.
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Lucy Kemper
Beaverhead County
Ino. Lovell
Principal Foote
Miss Paxton
Miss Herrick
Louise Dodds
Irene Yeaman
Martha Sprinkle
Ethel Anderson
Hugh Anderson
Eber Badcon
Anson Baxter
Margaret Poindexter
Kemper
W. G. Roberts
Roberts
Hollingsworth
Brown
First Baptist Church Food and Candy Sale at P O Store
The men of the First Baptist church will hold a food and candy sale at the P O Store on Saturday February 3 from 10 am to 6 pm. Coffee cake and ice cream served. Dancing School Dance set for Dart's hall Saturday night with lessons 75 cents and assembly tickets 1.00. Class 8 to 9 assembly 9 to 11 pm.
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Men of the First Baptist Church
P. O
Dart’s
Have Horses in Good Flesh Horse Smith Expects Strong Sale
Horse Smith forecasts brisk bidding at a city sale starting Monday February 26 as farmers have three weeks to feed up their animals. He charges three dollars per head commission on sold horses and nothing if not sold. Buyers from the Dakotas and northwest are expected, with prices possibly rising.
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Smith
Dakotas
Northwestern
Kidneys Warned Against Cold and Pain Relief
An old drug advertisement cautions that cold weather strains the kidneys and may cause serious trouble or Bright's disease. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a tonic remedy to strengthen the kidneys, relieve pain, and improve function, attributed to Potts the druggist.
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Bright
Potts
Courage of the Eagle in Central Asia
An old passage notes the golden eagle’s fearsome courage in Asia, claiming it will attack wolves and be trained to pursue such savage beasts, akin to how a goshawk targets hares.
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Central Asia
College Notes Brighten Weekend With Visits And Activities
Miss Reichle visited Willis while Miss Alice O'Brien hosted teas for the Misses Disette Meagers and O Connell. Elizabeth Fox from Seattle spoke on YWCA aims, with talks at the dormitory and convocation. New students Rose Fitzpatrick Jessamine Rowe arrive. seniors rehearse Shaw play The Arms and the Man for Feb 12. YWCA officers elected. basket parties and teas noted among many campus social events.
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Miss Reichle
Willis
Alice O'Brien
Bessie Disette
Pearl Meagers
Bernice O'Connell
Helen Lindlief
Divide
Ceciel Dwyer
Florence Walsh
Susie Walbing
Harriet Ellinghouse
Nelle Fox
Annie Hoover
Ines Sherry
Florence Taylor
Rhoda Jackson
Elizabeth Fox
Seattle
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Duval
Edwards Tovey
Marchesseau Pierce
Jackson
Rose Fitzpatrick
Finn
Jessamine Rowe
Missoula
Stella Gorman
Agnes Sweeny
Dolores Commeau
Anna Gorman
Owsley
The Coughs of Children and Domestic Health Warnings
A fragment urges preparedness for child coughs with Aver Cherry Pectoral and emphasizes avoiding alcohol. It notes early doctor consultation and warns against mislabeling children as dull or stupid when illness stems from caregiver neglect.
Chamberlain's Ointment For Sprains In Demand
Advertised remedy Chamberlain's ointment relieves sprain pain and soreness and speeds healing. Available in 25 and 50 cent bottles from all dealers. Im.
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Chamberlain
Railroad combine rumored among Hill Gould Morgan interests
Wall Street buzzes over a readjustment of the railroad map with a proposed Hill Gould Morgan alliance facing Harriman lines. The plan reportedly seeks joint ownership of the Denver and Rio Grande and Western Pacific with through routes Chicago to the Pacific, involving Missouri Pacific and Chicago Burlington & Quincy systems. Blair & Co. reportedly favors the Hill alliance as Rock Island may join.
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Wall Street
Hill, Gould and Morgan
Harriman Roads
Atlantic
Pacific
Herald
Hill-Morgan Group
Mississippi River
Denver and Rio Grande
Western Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Hill Line
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Blair & Co
Rock Island
Benjamin F. Bush
Denver and
Rio Grande
Burlington
Annual Meeting Notice for Dillon Implement Company
Notice announces Dillon Implement Company stockholders meeting in Dillon Montana on Wednesday February 7 1912 at 3 PM for election of directors for the ensuing year and other business as may properly come before the meeting. Called by order of the board signed Sam ARNDTS.
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Dillon Implement Company
Dillon
County of
Beaverhead
Montana
Sam-Arndts
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