Spring millinery and social notes at Mrs Hart's store
Items from the Dillon area report spring millinery openings at Mrs Hart's, fashion details from Kaiser McCann, piano tuning, and social events. Notes mention influenza grip illness, visits from Helena friends, new staff at Mrs Hart's trim shop, and local entertainment at Baptist church and Dart's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
J. O. Metlen
Metlen
Geo. W. French
Ja Grippe
A. J. Noyes
Helena
H. Tyree
Tom Landers
Dan Callahan
Bishop House
Washington Streets
George Ainsley
Louix City
Iowan
Dillon
Edwin Norris
George French
William Roe
E. J. Pasmore
Miss Jones
Mrs. Hart
Proverbial Hint Of Churn And Cod Liver Oil Emulsion
An old dairy saying about a penny in the churn mirrors why mothers trust Scott's Emulsion. The text touts cod liver oil emulsion, claiming it suits delicate stomachs and helps weak, pale, and thin children with natural taste and easy administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Tears in Knapp's eyes murderer's jail visit admission
Alfred Knapp weeps as Emma Littleman’s father visits his Cincinnati jail cell. The father says he does not recognize Knapp, while Knapp expresses remorse for Emma’s death, marking his first emotional display amid a string of suspected strangulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Alfred Knapp
Herman Littleman
Cincinnati
Little Emma Littleman
Knapp
Littleman
Emma
Albert Knapp Confesses to Five Murders in Confession
Alfred Knapp of Indianapolis admits to killing Emma Littleman May Eckert Jennie Connors Knapp Ida Gebhard and Annie Knapp in Cincinnati Indianapolis Hamilton and surrounding areas. He describes strangling victims from behind and pledges regret for Hannah Goddard but admits no remorse for other killings. Police pursue Hannah Goddard’s body as Cincinnati indictments loom and death penalty is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Alfred Knapp
Indianapolis
Ida Gebhard
Knapp
Bosch
Emma Littleman
Gest Street
Cincinnati
May Eckert
Walnut Street
Young Men‘s Christian Association
Jennie Connors Knapp
Canal Bridge
Liberty Street
Annie Knapp
South Fourth Street
Lindenwald
H. H. Holmes
Jeffersonville
Ind
Columbus
Joliet
Michigan City
Bessie Draper
Hannah
Lfe
Hannah Goddard
Mary Ekhart
Jennie Connor
Ida Gebhardt
Kansas City
Hannah Goddard Knapp
Halifax
N. S
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Tve
Kaiser & McCann
White House
Mrs. Rathbone
State Capitol
Dan Ward
Mending Club
O. M. Eddy
Reinhardt
The
Max Lauterbach
Twin Bridges
Baptist Aid
Mesdames Taylor and
Hanson
the Baptist Church
the Home and Society
the Church
R.R. Rathbone
First National Bank
Anna Hart
F. P
Harrison
Chamberlain
Central Pharmacy
Walker
Selway Park
E. H. Brundage
Salt Lake City
Alva Knox
Brundage
Seph Rich
Missouri
Dart
Joe Platfoot
Ment
Bowne
Chemie Wos
Jeffries
Corbett
New York
James J. Jeffries
James J. Corbett
Ant
de Witt
St. James Church
H. Bauspaan
Mont
Ohio
Bluebeard
Albert Knapp
Hamilton, O
Acker’s
Mane B. Hals
U.S. Senate
Washington, D.C
Maurice A. Walker
Merlin Building
Kingsbury
South Washington Bt
Orrer Telezphone SF
D. James L. Jones
Bannack and
C . M. Eddy
Baiper
Telephone
Montana
Dillon, Montana
Willis
Attorney-At-Law
Dillon National Bank
W. Robison
Gunxnar Law Business
Anp Loans
Ditzoy, Mont
Edwin Nobbis
Over Cashing & Sons’ Shoe Store
Mostans
Golden Rule
Berlin
Montana Street
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
St. Paul Road
Missoula
Oregon
Salt Lake
Portland
Dillon Lumber Company
J. B. McKinney
B. F. White
R. A. Sullivan
Hirst National Bank
Dillow
L. Graves
WM. Boe
Vice Press
A. L. Stone
Onahier
State Bank
General Banking and Exchanges Business
A.L. Graves, Jos. Shineherger
A. L. Graeter
Martin Barrett
A. L. Bione
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