Montana Woolgrowers Set to Market Wool If Terms Fail
Helena June 1 AORTRAL STATEENS reports Montana Woolgrowers company may market wool under company direction if terms offered by buyers are unsatisfactory. At a directors meeting Frank Patten of Boston attended and will represent the company again this year. If conditions hold, the Montana product will be handled on consignment.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Woolgrowers' Company
Frank Patten
Boston
Patten
Best Pills Ever Sold Guarantee Dr Kings Life Pills
After fifteen years of chronic indigestion and spending over two hundred dollars, B. F. Ayscue of Ingleside North Carolina says Dr King’s New Life Pills have done more good than anything. Sold by Potts the Druggist for twenty five cents under guarantee.
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Dr. King
B. F. Ayscue
Ingleside
N.C
Potts
Attorney General Opinion On Trespass Of Stock
An opinion to Fergus County Attorney Ayres holds that an officer who knows of stock trespass violations cannot refrain from acting due to perceived vagueness. The officer must prosecute the alleged violator and let the court decide the sufficiency of the law.
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Helena
Ayres
Fergus
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Wins
Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cochran Ga reports a sore on his instep healed after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He says less than half of a 25 cent box cured the sore and Potts the Druggist sold it under guarantee.
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Tom Moore
Cochran
Bucklen
Potts
Montana mining man boasts of six month baby record
Helena May 30 James Ralston a mining man boasts a perfect right to inflate his chest claiming a record of five babies in two years and a half, an average a baby every six months He asked a local politician to wire President Roosevelt and asked for a federal job The mother and babies including twins born two years ago twins today are all doing well
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Helena
James Ralston
Montana
Thinks It Saved His Life From Coughs and Colds
Lester M. Helson of Naples Maine attests that Dr King s New Discovery saved his life after years of use for coughs and throat and lung complaints. The ad touts nearly forty years of leadership in throat and lung remedies and offers 50c and 1 00 bottles with a free trial.
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Lester M. Helson
Naples
Maine
Dr. King
Potts
Stevens Found Not Guilty in Warden Murder Case
The state case against Oram Stevens ends with a not guilty verdict. He was the final of four convicts tried for the murder of Deputy Warden John Robinson in Deer Lodge.
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Stevens
Deer Lodge
Oram Stevens
John Robinson
Foley's Kidney Remedy Claim Ad
An advertisement for Foley's Kidney Remedy from 1m City Drug Store claims it cures any kidney or bladder trouble not beyond medicine. No medicine can do more.
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Foley
City Druc
Preacher Turned Down At Butte Decoration Day
The G A R refused to allow Rev Lewis J Duncan a nitarian minister to speak at Decoration Day services after it emerged he invited Emma Goldman an anarchist lecturer to address the pulpit in Butte May 30.
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Butte
G. A.R
Lewis J. Duncan
Duncan
Emma Goldman
Foley's Honey and Tar Crowned Most Used Cough Remedy
The ad argues Foley's Honey and Tar is the safest and surest cough remedy, claiming it is used more than any other product. It urges customers at City Drug Store to choose Foley's over unknown preparations for coughs colds and lung troubles.
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Foley
City Drug Store
John Webster commuted from life to 20 years
Helena May 30 John Webster who was convicted in Park county in July 1898 of second degree murder and sentenced to life imprisonment has had his sentence commuted to 20 years by Acting Governor Miles Webster has served 10 years is 59 years old and under the terms of his commutation he will be given liberty on October 1909
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Helena
John Webster
Park County
Miles
Webster
Billings Girl Drowned in Yellowstone River Mystery
Grace Swartz a 16 year old daughter of rancher John Swartz from five miles west of Billings was found dead in the Yellowstone River after disappearing Wednesday evening. Authorities leave open whether suicide or accident caused the drowning as searches had failed.
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Billings
Grace Swartz
John Swartz
Yellowstone River
State treasury cash balance and month’s receipts and disbursements
Helena report shows the state treasurer’s cash balance at month end 1,044,629.78. Receipts totaled 143,613.79 while disbursements reached 149,655.92.
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Helena
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Comfort for Consumption
An advertisement asserts Foley's Honey and Tar cures incipient consumption and relieves advanced cases, urging buyers to refuse any but the genuine product.
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Foley
Foley’s
City Druc
Land Office Receipts Rise in Montana Half Year
State Land Register Schmidt reports total receipts for the first half of the fiscal year amount to 559 503 40 dollars, up from 356 699 93 the prior year and far above 1902’s 363 584 63. May receipts total 36 756 89 as projections suggest annual totals may exceed one million.
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Helena
State Land Register Schmidt
Two Miles City Shearing Plants To Handle 300000 Sheep
Miles City reports two local sheep shearings plants near Paragon and Sunday Creek will each process 150,000 sheep this season. They have already contracted for 150,000 apiece and expect to shear about 4,000 sheep daily.
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Miles City
Paragon
Sunday Creek
Electric Bitters Praised By Grand Family Medicine
Mr. Frank Conlan of 486 Houston St New York extols Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia liver complaints lame back and weak kidneys. The tonic purports to regulate digestion purify blood and revitalize the weak and debilitated. Sold by Potts the Druggist for 50 cents.
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Frank Conlan
Houston St
New York
Potts
City Council Debates Milk Meat Inspection and Postering Rules
The city receives a state health board recommendation to pass an ordinance inspecting milk and meat. No action taken, referred to the health committee. Wm. Phillips elected council president. Orr seeks tighter control of bill posters waste paper, pledges license revocation. Bids sought for city lumber for next year amid trade concerns. Several bills audited and allowed.
Dillon Independents Sweep Anaconda Visitors
The Dillon Independents dominated Anaconda as rain limited play to seven innings. LaCroix and Ripley starred for Dillon while Taylor formed the visiting battery. Dillon’s seven hits edged Anaconda’s efforts, and the team planned a rail trip to Bozeman for a week of games June 9 to 11 before returning home.
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LaCroix and
Ripley
Dillon
Taylor
Anaconda
Tor’ Gon Dillon
Beaverhead High School Commencement Honors Six Graduates
Commencement at Beaverhead county high school in Normal College Hall last Friday saluted six graduates. Hon. Walter Hartman of Bozeman delivered the address What Next. Beulah Harrison won two medals and a scholarship. Mildred Weenink bronze. Elizabeth Sutherland mathematics prize. Rat Winters copper sophomore medal. Harrison also captured the state board of education scholarship.
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Beaverhead County
Normal College
Walter Hartman
Bozeman
George B. Conway
Beulah Harrison
Mildred Weenink
Rat Winters
State Board of Education
Hyomei Inhaler Receives Rave Patient Letters
Utica New York Mrs M A Drake says Hyomei gave instant relief from a whispering throat and claims it will cure catarrh and bronchitis when used as directed Lodwick Edwards Columbus Ohio writes it cured his bronchitis and he is thankful Bertha Weekly of Pleasantville Pennsylvania reports hay fever relief from Hyomei The remedy is a pocket inhaler with each $1 outfit and extra bottles cost 50 cents Potts the Druggist offers money back to unsatisfied customers
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M. A. Drake
Utica
N. Y
Lodwick Edwards
Madison Ave
Columbus
Bertha Weekly
Pleasantville
Fragments of Editorial Snippets Across Papers
A selection of pointed quotes spans views on poverty, immigration, Native Americans, and disease terminology. The excerpts compare attitudes toward wealth, language, labor, farming shifts among Utes, and confusion around malaria and yellow fever.
Rail ties contracted from Hawaii for 5 million units
The AtchisonTopeka and Santa Fe agency orders 5,000,000 railroad ties from Hawaii. Rail lengths on first class lines are 33 feet with an average weight of 75 pounds per yard. The Swiss government moves toward railroad ownership with framed clauses allowing valuation and purchase by government at set periods.
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Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Hawaii
United States
Alsace- Lorraine
Saarburg
Yallaway
Malmedy
Stayelat
Homemade Shoe Polish Recipe
A simple handmade polish mix uses one pint linseed oil eight ounces beeswax six ounces resin and one ounce of turpentine. Melt the ingredients together and apply with a brush. linseed oil is noted as especially good for leather.
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Arnica Salve
Preacher
Ry 'Y
Attamul
Hyomei
Washington Star
Boston Pilot
Indian Department
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
International Sanitary Congress
Springfield Republican
Lars Aas
Cassino
America
St. Louis
Dom Pedro
Clovis
Dillon Poultry Farm
Dillon, Mont
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
Orloff
Catherine II
Wilkie Collins
Hour Chemical CO
Portland, One
The
Union Electric
Maurice A. Walker
Mellen
Dillon Hotel Company
West
Oscar
Centennial
Young
Berkshire
MacDougall & Gosman
Lima, Montana
First Ward
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