Montana Opinion Highlights Abolished Missoula Park Board
Attorney General Galen states that Missoula park commission is abolished under the city’s commission form and its duties pass to the city council. A separate ruling by D J O Neill says county officials may refund excess taxes paid under protest if a beneficiary dies within a year and the claim is found just. Glendenning case noted a $91.60 overcharge corrected to $9.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Galen
Butte
Miner
Galen
J. M. Price
Missoula
Park Commission
D. J. O'Neill
Musselshell
W. H. Glendenning
Edison Plans White Cement Furniture Venture
Thomas A. Edison has ordered white cement from Yellowstone Portland Cement Co of Livingston for potential cement furniture. The plant on the Yellowstone near Gardiner will supply material, with Edison seeking samples from Livingston. The firm claims the only true white cement in the country is produced about 50 miles from Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
Yellowstone Portland Cement Company
Livingston
Yellowstone River
Gardiner
Mr. Edison
Edison
Community Sterk Sable Endorses Foley Kidney Pills
Rochester man 30 Cook St says Foley's Kidney Pills gave prompt relief from long standing kidney trouble. Endorsement as direct evidence of the pills curative qualities by a local resident. Potts the Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
Pioneer Pioneers Meet in Deer Lodge on Anniversary
The Montana Pioneers plan a big 50th anniversary gathering in Deer Lodge on Tuesday August 20 1912 with elaborate arrangements by the local committee to make it the greatest meeting in society history. A June 5 1912 telegram from Helena confirms the date with Pioneer executive committee sanction and urges other Montana groups to keep the date open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Pioneers
Deer Lodge
Helena
Montana
Larabie and Coleman
Pioneer Executive Committee
Rod D. Leggatt
Pioneer Society
Silver State
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as quick healer for burns
An old National ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a rapid remedy for burns cuts bruises bullet wounds and other injuries from a Fourth of July event. It claims healing for boils ulcers eczema sore lips and piles and prices it at 25 cents at Potts the Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Man Attempts Murder Then Hangs Self in Frightful Assault
Matthew Orrish sought to kill Frank Holliday, his former partner, last week. He attacked Holliday with a pick in Holliday's home, leaving him badly injured before Orrish hanged himself, ending the struggle after selling his lease interest earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Orrish
Frank Holliday
Orrish
Holliday
Move On Now says a policeman to a street crowd
The ad warns to move on with force if needed while promoting Dr. King's New Life Pills as a gentle bowel remedy. It claims the pills persuade bowels to action and improve health, priced at 25 cents at Potts the Druggist.
Butter Wrappers Printed to Order at Texas Tribune Office
Butter wrappers were printed to order at the TxBUNE printing office as part of a production run. The note indicates customization and on demand services within the newspaper’s printing facilities.
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Txbune Printing Office
Armstead Community Notes and Local Movements
O A Fording of Pittsburg traveled to Salmon by special train to defend J Kimes damage case against Gilmore and Pittsburg R R Co. Local residents attend events, visits, and hospital operations. wild trout shipments, fishing, and Miners Union activities mark the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstead
O. A. Fording
Pittsburg
Salmon
J. Kimes
Gilmore and
Pittsburg R. R. Co
Lottie S. Kimmell
F. E. Foote
Colonel Decker
Dillon
Frank Andrus
Dean
T. B. Craver
W. C. Templin
Lodge
Prairie
J. W. Scott
E. M. Ames
Bedrock
Murray Hospital
Butte
R. J. Kelley
Oregon
A.D. House
Ashton
Idaho
D. E. Roarty
Spokane
C. N. Dansie, Sr
Salt Lake City
R. J
C. N. Jr
Clark’s Canyon
Dansie Bros
McManemy Place
Carl Decker
Grant
John Gelhaus
Miners Union
Ihe
Rite of Medicine Lodge
Helen
Frank
Hal Brenner
Brenner
Wedum
Grasshopper Notes Rise From June Polaris Community
Schools at Scudder creek and Mill Point close for a three month vacation. A Polaris dance honors Misses Hedges and Hurd. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Burr welcome a baby girl. Mrs. A. Schrafl and baby head to Butte after visits. Bridges washed by high water are being repaired. Mrs. Bell leases her hotel and plans to summer in Deer Lodge. Grasshopper residents visit Dillon for Buffalo ranch show.
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Polaris
Scudder Creek
Mill Point
Hedges
Hurd
S. P. Burr
A. Schrafl
Baby
Butte
Dillon
Mrs Lela Love Praises Foley's Kidney Pills
Mrs Lela Love of Covena Georgia wife of farmer Wiley Love reports taking Foley's Kidney Pills and receiving almost instant relief from sluggish kidneys and kidney trouble. She recommends them to all sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Love
Wiley Love
Covena
Foley
Willis News Briefs from Melrose and Surroundings
Earl Holfer visited Melrose with his sister Mrs. F Gransberry last week. James Garrison traveled to Virginia City on business. Frank Birrer of Dillon arrived with a carload of building material for a new project last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Hartwig
Dillon
John Strasser
Butte
Reichles
A Lingley
R. Adders
M. Reichle
Lupens
Miners Union of
Willis
Garrison
Virginia
Marer
Chas. Beehrer
Rock Creek
C. Rieber
Community Notes From Big Hole Basin
Mrs Joe Woodworth visits Dillon friends. Emil Kline earned final naturalization papers in Dillon last week. J H Shuey returns from California to Wisdom. Martin Innes of Dillon visits basin customers. Local students home from school include Dagmar Holmson Gladys Zorn Janie Tovey William Tovey and Harve Paddock. Dr Cowperthwaite and wife go to Dillon. doctor returns Wednesday. Henry Weir joins C Bell as saddle and harness expert. Harry Kanute completes freight run transporting 11000 pounds of cement to E N Jones via Divide and Dewey in two days.
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J. H. Shuey
California
Wisdom
Martin Innes
Eliel Bros
Dillon
Big Hole
Dagmar Holmson
Gladys Zorn
Janie Tovey
William Tovey
Harve Paddock
Cowperthwaite
T. J. Murray
Henry Weir
C. Bell
Weir
Harry Kanute
Divide
E. N. Jones
Dewey
Grant. Bates Joins A J Wedum Lumber Co In Dillon
Hugh Bates of Dillon has accepted a position with the A J Wedum Lumber Co and arrived Monday morning. Several social notes follow including a dance for baseball uniforms, visits from Columba Mansfield and Miss Constance Barrett, and travels of Pearl I Smith, Dora Scott, Mullen, Miss Sophia Guyaz, and Angus McKay among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Scott and
Mullen
Armstead
Constance Barrett
Anaconda
James F. Blair
Dillon
Sophia Guyaz
Leadore
Henry Guyaz
Angus McKay
Wife's Assumption of Bills Declared by Duncan
Hereafter I will not be responsible for any bills run by my wife, Mrs. H. L. Duncan. The statement asserts non liability for charges incurred by Mrs. Duncan in the future.
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H. L. Duncan
Passing of the Montana Pioneer David Merritt
David Merritt 68 died June 7 at home 3845 Water St Helena after a long illness. Born October 10 1844 in Westmoreland County Pennsylvania he arrived in Montana December 5 1865 first at Virginia City then Helena. He mined then ran a soda water business with C A Donnelly. Survived by wife three daughters Mrs A R Benson Mrs W W Hansbrough Rae Merritt and two stepchildren Mrs May Phelps Lou Williams. Funeral held last Sunday at Eagles Hall with Helena Eagles member remembered.
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Helena
David Merritt
Water Street
Montana
Virginia City
C. A. Donnelly
Mr. Merritt
Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania
West
This City
W. W. Hansbrough
Rae Merritt
May Phelps
Lou Williams
Eagles’ Hall
Helena Lodge of Eagles
Pioneer John J. Marshall Dies at Twin Bridges Ranch
Virginia City Madisonian reports the death on Tuesday afternoon of John J. Marshall an old Madison county pioneer and war veteran. He died at his ranch two miles south of Twin Bridges after months of illness leaving a wife six sons and five daughters.
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Virginia City
Madisonian
John J. Marshall
Madison County
Twin Bridges
Mr. Marshall
Marshall
Webster Tilton Dies After Brief Illness in Butte
Webster Tilton, 43, son of D. W. Tilton of Butte, died Tuesday in a Butte hospital after a brief illness. Born in Virginia City he learned printing in his boyhood job office, later worked in Butte and then mined in the Highland district. He is survived by his parents three brothers Orie Lester and Howard and a sister Miss Helen who with her mother is visiting in Los Angeles.
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Alder Gulch Times
Webster Tilton
D. W. Tilton
Butte
Virginia City
Highland District
Orie
Lester
Howard
Helen
Los Angeles
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad by Potts the Druggist
An advertising notice certifies Foley's Honey and Tar Compound contains no opiates or habit forming drugs. The label claims soothing healing for coughs colds and throat chest and lung irritation and directs customers to seek the genuine yellow package from Potts the Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Potts
Eight Grade State Exam Pass List
County Superintendent Margaret Ross and Miss Catherine Paxton at Beaverhead County High School completed grading eight grade state exam papers held at Lima and Wisdom. Passes include Arthur Anderson Bessie Hirschy Fox Mary Fagan Cowley Child Edith Jensen Lima Mabel Hungate Alex Williamson Dell Plenn O Neal Polaris Eugene MacConnell Alice Stephenson Briston.
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Margaret Ross
Catherine Paxton
Beaverhead County
Lima and
Wisdom
Arthur Anderson
Bessie Hirschy
Fox
Mary Fagan
Cowley Child
Edith Jensen
Lima
Mabel Hungate
Alex Williamson
Dell
Plenn O'Neal
Polaris
Eugene MacConnell
Alice Stephenson
Briston
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Montana State News
Edison Cement Furniture
Pat
Big Hole Basin
Joe Woodworth
Emil Kline
J. J. Marshall
Tribune
New York City
E. H. Harriman
New York
H. Harriman & Co
Illinois Central
Montana Auto Supply Company
Montana Street
Dillon : Furniture . CO
G. T. Paul
Pony
Brundage
Undertaker
Mont
Tele Hons
Proprietreas
M. Paumie's
Galena St. Butte
Mont French
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