Elks Carnival at Butte Promises Many Attractions
Butte Miner reports plans for the Elk convention and carnival the first week in July. Aviator De Lloyd Thompson will perform, rodeo equipment from Billings arrives, stadium erection under way, and $2000 in prizes awarded for diverse categories. Fifteen hundred cots have been secured to accommodate visitors and ensure care.
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Butte Miner
de Lloyd Thompson
Butte
Billings
Monster Stadium
the Elks
Hotel and Accomodations Committee
Sheridan Notes Highlight Local People Reach and Routines
Sheridan June 21. Miss Helen Hedley of Butte visits her grandmother Mrs. L A Fitch. Hon O H Junod from Helena may seek congress on Republican ticket in August primaries. Harry Foster moves to Weiser Idaho for health. Nellie Taylor returns from Augusta after teaching nine months. Sheep shearing and 5000 pounds of fleece marked by Foster Bros. A 5000 head sheep band moves through town to summer range. Mrs Archie Hyndman and daughter Lucile visit from Seattle. Will Kearney family welcomed a daughter. Rev J M Whiteley travels to meet A Lee of Colorado returning from California where he earned a law degree. Chas L Bray and family registered at Ruby hotel. Children's Day observed by Methodist Church. Rueben Hall visits from Colorado. Hall is Sheridan native, son of Sarge Hall, family later moved to Idaho.
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Helen Hedley
Butte
L. A. Fitch
O. H. Junod
Helena
Harry Foster
Chas. Glasser
Weiser
Idaho
Foster
Nellie Taylor
Augusta
Foster Bros
National Forest
Archie Hyndman
Lucile
Seattle
Lakeview
Ruby Hotel
Methodist
Whiteley
Rueben Hall
Colorado
Mr. Hall
Sarge Hall
Treasure State
Hall
Odd Fellows Offer Services To State
Helena dispatch reports Col. W. H. Peck of Ekalaka commander of the patriarchs militant corps offered 10 companies of 40 men each to General Greenan. Greenan said they were mustering new units and Peck noted the offer could serve in the state or elsewhere.
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Helena
W. H. Peck
Ekalaka
Odd Fellows
Greenan
Peck
Sloan's Liniment Promises Rheumatism Relief
A reader testimonial touts Sloan's Liniment as a 25 cent cure for rheumatism and neuralgia. It claims the liquid warms and soothes sore joints and backs, delivering quick relief when used as directed at drug stores.
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Sloan's
Sloan’s
Interstate Commerce Commission Modifies Bonners Ferry Lumber Case
The ICC changes rates favoring Libby and Eureka. It lowers Libby to Great Falls from 17 percent cents to 17 cents and Eureka to Great Falls from 15 percent to 14 1/2 cents. Rehearing petitions were filed by the Montana railroad commission and Libby and Eureka mills. Bonners Ferry and Columbia Falls protested. modification made without a rehearing.
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Helena
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bonners Ferry
Libby
Eureka
Great Falls
Columbia Falls
Montana Railroad Commission
State Lumber Company
Kickapoo Worm Killer Candy Ad Promises Quick Worm Cure
An old advertisement claims Kickapoo Worm Killer candy will cure worms in children. It urges mothers to give one half lozenge at a time for immediate results and suggests keeping a box on hand, priced at twenty five cents at all druggists.
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Adv
Notice of Private Sale of Beaverhead Real Estate
In the estate of James R. Abrams deceased, W. T. Scurry, administrator, offers for sale a half interest in lots 11 to 14, block 8, Rife's second addition, Dillon Montana. Private bids in writing accepted after July 5 1916. Terms cash. Dillon address or clerk of district court.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
James R. Abrams
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Gets It corn remedy promises quick relief and easy use
Two drops of Gets It dry instantly allowing immediate wearing of shoes. The corn is removed cleanly with no sticking or pressure. Sold by druggists for 25¢ a bottle and via E Lawrence & Co Chicago. Also sold in Dillon and recommended by H C Burteind and Kupfer Drug Co.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Soldin Dillon
H.C. Burteind and
Kupfer Drug Co
Foley Kidney Pills Help Moore's Hill Man
Frank Moseley of Moore's Hill Indiana reports severe side and back pain eased after first dose of Foley Kidney Pills. Within 48 hours all pain disappeared and he praises the product for restoring kidney health and reducing bladder problems. Potts druggist endorses the advertisement.
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Frank Moseley
Moore's Hill
Ind
Foley
Potts
Success in Life Is Built on Concentration and Perseverance
A succinct aphorism notes that success in life stems more from focus and steady effort than talent or chance. It emphasizes persistence as the key driver of achievement.
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South Washington Street
Holcomb
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R. R. Rathbone
Hughes and McCaleb
Royal Cafe
Tattersall's
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Bell Coal and Transfer Co
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Pearl I. Smith
Tribune Book Store
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Baptist Church of
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Typerwriter
Indiana
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John Warren
Montana Live Stock and Commission Co
Bayerd
Phone
Earl R. Smith
Iontana
Will '25
Madison National Forrest Sheep Growers’ Association
Remard
J. C. Warnson
Dillon, Mont
Annabel Desmond
South Atlantic St., Dillon
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C. C. Huyck
South Atlantic
Music Catalog
Mrs
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Grant, Mont
FPR Laboratory
Berkeley
California
Tribune Book
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