Local notices include births visits and sales in Dillon
Locals and personal notes list weekly visits in Dillon from Butte Reichle and other towns, births on June 8 and 11, travel notes, and business visits. Advertisements promote white satin hats at Princess Millinery and Eliel's suit sale. Lost items include a saddle mare horse and a reward offer to Joseph Butela Jr. for reunification.
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Steve Kambich
Reichle
E. J. Christman
Butte
Frank B. Felt
Polaris
Advict
R. W. Boone
Sweewater
Wilbur Gilbert
H. E. Andrus
Sheep Creek
L. E. McNinch
Dell
John H. Sheser
Upper Horse Prairie
J. A. Lawrence
Dewey
Dillon
M. W. Buey
Lakeview
Leon Foote
Glen
Rhe. Rathbone
Princess Millinery
Charles Brothers
J. Loyd
Salt Lake City
Patrick McCarthy
Joseph Butela, Jr
Storage batteries store chemical energy not electricity
An Electric News article explains that electric cars run on electricity from a storage battery, but the battery stores chemical energy. It details the lead and lead peroxide plates, electrolyte, and glass cell, noting charging drives chemical changes and discharging regenerates electricity with heat loss.
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Electric News
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A testimonial from 5 N Galloway Stewart SC proclaims complete cure from colic and diarrhea using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy. For sale by all dealers. Advertisement.
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Chamberlain
N. Galloway
Stewart
S.C
Old King Corn Ignored
Monday June 3 the Kansas City Star reports twenty seven carloads of Montana steers from the Big Hole District sold at 7.70 per hundredweight, all hay-fed. Fo o L Hershey of Pas Mont, an owner, says his four thousand acre ranch has twenty three hundred acres irrigated and in hay and explains water timing from May to August as harvest approaches due to high altitude and short season.
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Iansas City Star
Big Hole
Montana
Fo O L. Hershey
Pas, Mont
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Meeting Notice
The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department holds meetings on the first and second Thursday evenings each month. A three-tap meeting call will ring three times on the courthouse bell.
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Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Court House
Funeral for George Lloyd Held at Brundage Parlors
The funeral for George Lloyd aged 42 and a native of Fort Worth Texas was held this afternoon from Brundage undertaking parlors. Cause of death was dropsy.
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George Lloyd
Brundage Undertaking
Fort Worth
Texas
Cornell rancher J. P. File injured in horse accident
J. P. File of the Cornell ranch was thrown from a horse about ten days ago and severely injured. He left today for a Butte hospital to seek relief.
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J. P. File
Cornell Ranch
Tariff critique and Underwood bill reflection
A Des Moines Capital summary contrasts Woodrow Wilson tariff failures with free trade praise. It questions claims that the Underwood tariff would cut costs and taxes and spur prosperity, noting rising imports, unemployment, and slow progress toward an era of prosperity. The piece critiques partisan rhetoric and questions sugar trade effects.
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Des Moines
Congress
Cattle Market Opens With Mixed Grades in South Omaha
The South Omaha cattle market opens with top grades steady but scarce while common grades fall as grass-fed cattle increase. Butcher stock holds firm, stock cattle weak with light receipts and limited demand. Prices quoted include corn fed beeves 8.50 to 9, common down to 7.40, cows 7.87 to 7.76, canners 3.40 to 3.90, veal 6 to 9, feeders 7 to 8.5, stock cows 6.0 to 7.9, stock calves 5.0 to 7.0. A liberal hay run in Chicago contrasts with expected tighter markets ahead.
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South Omaha
Fair Co
Chicago
Silvet Ewok
Dillon Resident Praises Doan's Kidney Pills
Mrs. Krintine Janeson of Dillon Montana reports severe back pain kidney secretions and swollen joints. Doan's Kidney Pills relieved the pain removed the acid poison and improved kidney function. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY
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Dillon
Krintine Janeson
Doan
Sheep and Lamb Market Steady Amid Light Receipts
Bulk trading notes show prices from $7.87 to $7.95 with a cap at $8.06. Receipts of sheep and lambs are light, keeping the market brisk and elevated according to the market report.
Montana creameries to supply state butter market
Montana dairy official A G Scholes says the next three months will see enough butter produced by state creameries to meet domestic demand, keeping purchases within the Treasure State. Current output stands at 20 000 pounds daily as ten creameries enter a June butter scoring contest. top scorers include James Norup Bozeman and J H Sereeden Chinosk.
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Bozeman Creamery
Nets
J. H. Sereeden
Chinsok Creamery
T. Po Gibbons
Consul Creamery
Piayer
Caler
Sale
Packape
Printing of three measures for voters in state
Holonae Notine toddst in bringing proceedings to test constitutionality of initiative and referendum amendment. Secretary A M Anderson ordered printing for all voters of the farm loan act, workers compensation bill, and the Kiley boxing law. Each measure has 120000 copies, to be printed by the first Monday of the fifth month before the election.
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Notine
A. M. Anderson
For Sale Kindling Wood by Joe Butala
Sale notice offers kindling wood at 2.75 per load. Interested buyers should contact Joe Butala at phone 107 17 Iy.
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Joe Butala
Eleventh Montana State Dental Society Opens in Great Falls
The Montana Dental Society begins its eleventh annual meeting in Great Falls with 62 members present. Mayor Lease gives welcome, a roll call occurs, and the gathering adjourns in respect for Dr. John V. Cole who died en route to the convention. The body is sent to Helena for burial. In the afternoon session, 14 new members are admitted.
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Montana Dental Society
Great Falls
Montana State Dental Society
Lease
John V. Cole
Helena
Chamberlain’s Tablets Bring Quick Relief for Chronic Indigestion
Mrs. Maury J. Ate Madsen of Phelps New York reports five years of indigestion and constipation relieved after using Chamberlain’s Tablets. She says relief came at once and continued with several weeks of use, curing the complaint. Sold by AM Dealers.
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Chamberlain
Leo
Woman Dies After Burned by Lamp Accident in Bozeman
Mrs Ray Martin died in Bozeman after being burned when an incubator lamp base exploded or ignited clothing. She ran from her home in a scream about 3 PM Saturday with flames consuming her garments. Neighbors extinguished the blaze but she succumbed to burns at about 9 PM the same day.
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Bozeman
Ray Martin
Amcubator
Get Rid of the Torment of Rheumatism
An old advertisement promoting Foley Kidney Pills as a quick remedy for rheumatism, backache, and swollen joints. The copy urges readers to recall their prior activity and claims the pills clear the blood of poisons causing pain. Im Potts, the druggist.
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Foley
Potts
Truth as a guiding star in steady human discourse
A concise meditation on truth as a powerful, steady force. The author likens truth spoken to a newborn star settling into place, enduring despite earthly tumult.
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James Russell Lowell
Good Roads and Automobile Associations Set August Meetings
Great Falls will host the annual Good Roads association convention August 10 to 12 with the first two days. The automobile association will hold its meeting on August 13, and the merged celebration will fill the rest of the week.
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Sons of St. George of
Butte
Dillon
Good Roads
Great Falls
State
Good Roads Association
Automobile Association
The
Comforting to Stout People Foley Cathartic Tablets
An advertised tonic claims Foley Cathartic Tablets regulate the body for stout individuals. It promises relief from biliousness constipation and indigestion with no unpleasant aftertaste. The copy notes users feel thinner and more comfortable with regular use by Potts the Dyrneyist.
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Potts
Gas Field Discovered Near Havre Promises Local Supply
A farmer drilling for water in Hill county near Havre struck a large gas source. The well, when capped, is reported to hold 460 pounds per square inch pressure and could yield about 862,606 cubic feet of gas per day for the city’s needs.
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Great Falls
Thilb
Havre
Dr King's New Life Pills Claim Health Benefits
An advertisement promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a remedy for serious illnesses stemming from stomach liver and kidney disorders. It claims to purify blood prevent constipation and keep liver kidneys and bowels healthy by ridding the system of fermenting and gassy foods. Sold at druggists for 25 cents.
Beaverhead Brewing to Tap Bock Beer Countywide
Beaverhead Brewing Co announces its bock beer on tap across the county starting March 14. The drink is five months old and brewed in the old fashioned bock style, with bottled versions also available. Orders for a case for trial are welcome with no extra price.
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Beaverhead Brewing Company
Beaverhead Brewing Co
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M. E. L. Callaway
Alder Gulch
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Cheyenne Butte
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