Montana plans for new county courthouse bonds
Lewistown readers learn a proposed county courthouse plan with about 100000 bond issuance this fall. Also noted are appendicitis death trends and a plug for Dr King s New Life Pills with guarantees, plus Great Falls area railroad grading and Armington site work and Syrup of Figs as a laxative for children.
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Lewistown
Great Fails
Billings & Northern Railway
Spienkop
Great Falls
Armington
Bozeman Man Sentenced for Fraud Attempt
Bozeman-John Henry also known as Henry Russell and David Phillips received four years in the penitentiary on Saturday for attempting to obtain money under false pretenses. In court he delivered a lengthy speech outlining his concepts of justice and protested that he was treated unfairly.
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Bozeman
John Henry
Henry Russell
David Phillips
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures 23 Year Running Sore
Mrs Lucia Wilke of Caroline Wisconsin found lasting relief after 23 years from a single 25 cent box of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve which cured a running sore on her leg. The salve advertised as antiseptic healer of piles wounds and sores and sold at R L Riley’s Drugstore.
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Lucia Wilke
Caroline
Wis
Bucklen
R. L. Riley
Cook at Long ranch dies from wood alcohol after drinking
Great Falls T J McGinniss a cook at J B Longs Gereys ranch died early Sunday from wood alcohol poisoning after heavy drinking. The death is treated as a possible self harm incident amid a personal crisis.
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Great Falls
T. J. McGinniss
J. B. Long
Gereys
Butte County Faces Trial Over Clark Removal Case
Chairman W D Clark must defend himself against two charges raised by Joseph Russell in a bid to remove him from office. Other accusations in Russell’s voluminous complaint are stricken for not belonging to the removal proceeding initiated by an individual.
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Butte
W. D. Clark
Board of County Commissioners
Joseph Russell
Clark
Russell
Bozeman Pastor Seeks Rehearing Over Deportation Case
Dr. R. M. Donaldson of the Presbyterian Church returned from Washington where he met President Roosevelt and Attorney General Moody about the deportation of Mrs. Tom Sing a Bozeman native Americanized Chinese woman He reports a readiness to help and holds hope for a favorable rehearing before the U S court in Montana.
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Bozeman
R. M. Donaldson
The
Presbyterian Church
Washington
Roosevelt
Moody
Tom Sing
Donaldson
Robb
United States Court
Montana
Montana Banks Report Strong Finances Amid Safety Push
Montana’s 36 state banks report combined resources of 20.093 million dollars and deposits of 15.306 million. State Examiner T. E. Collins says reserves run about 40 percent, twice the legal requirement, based on a survey of bank condition across the state.
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Helena
Montana
T. E. Collins
Examiner Collins
Dr King’s New Discovery hailed as cure by townsfolk
A Graysville pharmacist advertises Dr King’s New Discovery as a miraculous remedy after three Livonia customers were cured of consumption. The testimonial claims it saved one man from selling property to move to Arizona, calling it the most wonderful medicine. Trial bottle offered free.
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Livonia
T. J. Dwyer
Graysville
Dr. King
Arizona
R. L. Riley
Twin Bridges Plans Fourth of July Celebration
An adjourned meeting reported broad support from local business leaders for a public Fourth of July celebration. The organizing committee found all interviewed merchants in favor and ready to donate funds.
Postmaster Robbed at Riverton in 19th Century Tale
A Riverton Ta postmaster G W Fouts recounts a brutal robbery and near-fatal struggle in a letter. He credits 11 years of health since treating a chronic liver complaint with Electric Bitters, touted as a cure for biliousness neuralgia and stomach liver kidney and bladder issues sold at R L Riley's Drug Store for 50 cents.
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G. W. Fouts
Riverton
Beef Carloads Shipped From Manhattan in April
During April 163 carloads of stock and beef cattle were shipped from Manhattan to eastern and western parties totaling 5000 head valued at 150000 dollars.
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Manhattan
Sciatica Cured After Twenty Years of Torture
Minneapolis man J. B. Massey endured over two decades of sciatica until a single application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm reliefs pain and sleep returns. A 25 cent bottle is urged for others in pain, sold by Riley, the Druggist. Helena coroner Bennett brought in the body of Henry Lasalle found in the Missouri river below the new dam. inquest finds accidental drowning.
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J. B. Massey
Clinton St
Minneapolis
Minn
Chamberlain
Riley
Helena
Bennett
Beartooth
Henry Lasalle
Missouri River
New Dam
Lasalle
Not if as Rich as Rockefeller
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine for bowel complaints. It claims universal efficacy for children and adults, notes pleasant taste when mixed with water and sugar, and recommends every family keep a bottle sold by Riley the Druggist.
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Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Chamberlain
Riley
Woolen Mill Starts Near Great Falls
The Manchester Woolen mill on Sun river near Great Falls opened Saturday with workers summoned by a whistle. George Pickell, an Iowa mill veteran, is in charge as Montana wool is used and production will soon reach the market.
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Great Falls
Manchester
Sun River
George Pickell
Iowa
Montana
Sore Nipples Cited for Quick Relief with Salve
A remedy suggests applying Chamberlains Salve at chilled nursing times and wiping before feeding. Many trained nurses report test results. Price is 25 cents per box, sold by Riley the druggist.
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Soald Ty Riley
Lin
Open Reserve to Settlers Fort Shaw Lands
Washington May 8 The house passed Congressman Dixon s bill opening the abandoned Fort Shaw military reservation to settlement comprising 30 000 acres with 2000 acres set aside for the Fort Shaw Indian school The lands are part of the Sun River irrigation project and are subject to homestead entry only.
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Washington
House
Dixon
Fort Shaw Military Reservation
Fort Shaw
Sun River Irrigation Project
Rush preparations for Yellowstone park season
George Breck plans to buy 150 head of horses in Deer Lodge and Beaverhead counties for Yellowstone park stage lines. Last year 1 000 horses were used. this year demand may exceed that. Concord coaches and harness worth 55000 were bought in Concord New Hampshire. First shipment of ten cars expected at Gardiner soon. The company will supply more easy riding coaches and retire old vehicles.
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Yellowstone Park
George Breck
Deer Lodge
Beaverhead
Park
Concord
N. H
Gardiner
Stomach Troubles Relief For Mrs Sue Martin
Mrs Sue Martin of Frasenia Mississippi suffered stomach troubles for over six months. She credits Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with a full recovery saying she can eat anything now and is proud of the medicine.
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Sue Martin
Frasenia
Miss
Chamberlain
Riley
Guard Recaptures Escaped Convict at Fort Missoula
Penitentiary guard George Minshaw chased down and captured escaped convict Fred Makahus at Fort Missoula after a week long pursuit. Minshaw shot Makahus in both legs before the convict surrendered.
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Missoula
Fred Makahus
George Minshaw
Deer Lodge
Fort Missoula
It Is Dangerous to Neglect a Cold
A common warning against ignoring colds. The text promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for counteracting the progression to pneumonia, noting its popularity and wide use due to prompt cures and pleasant taste.
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Chamberlain
Riley
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Gustom
Paul Brown
Maile
A. S. Johnson
U.S
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Apollo Lodge
Rel P. Trowas
N. G
Joan S. Forrester
Shy
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Denver
Rex
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