Reception for Col Botkin Succeeds in Miles City
A Miles City procession and crowd welcome Col Alex C. Botkin with a vivid display led by the Flames club and a Miles City band. A sky rocket misfire injures Geo Fry Morris. In Philipburg the Goddard Hartman rally draws large attendance and enthusiasm despite disruptions. A body found near Demersville is identified as Carl Erickson with accidental drowning verdict. Park City doctor Thomas Butler faces murder charges in Miller case amid suspicions of foul play. Theodore Lawrence of Montreal is jailed in Butte for forgery after a $50 draft on Silver Bow National is declared no good.
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Helena Journal
Miles City
Alex C. Botkin
Court House
J. E. Light
Col. Batkin
Geofry Morris
Missoula County
John Evans
Collins
Clark
Missoula
Henry R. Melton
Demersville
Carl Erickson
Thomas Butler
Park City
W. M. Miller
Butler
Montreal
Butte
Silver Bow National
Miner Hurt In Shaft Accident At Golden Era
Samuel Hood, a miner on the Golden Era, was struck in the leg by falling rock while on a ladder in the shaft last Monday. Companions assisted, Dr. Pickman dressed the wound, and Hood was later moved to town for further care. The Golden Leaf mill has closed indefinitely, laying off about fifty workers as the owner firm moves operations to Empire.
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Samuel Hood
Pickman
Golden Leaf
Empire
Kent Group of Mines
Blue Wing
Carus
Posey and Williams
Chicago
Colorado
Col. Shenon
Dr Price’s Baking Powder Secures Government Orders
Government purchasing agents have ordered nearly one hundred thousand pounds of Dr Price’s Baking Powder in the first five months of the year. The powder is touted as pure cream of tartar, free from ammonia and alum, and prepared by a physician of high standing. It is claimed to resist sea voyage and climate changes, remaining fresh for years, making it suited for export.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army, Navy and Indian Department
Chicago
Ellis system reshapes book keeping at Salt Lake College
A Salt Lake City interview reveals Professor G W Popp promoting the Ellis method at the Salt Lake Business College. He says textbooks are unnecessary, replaced by commercial cards and a banking department to mirror real business. Established September 1889, the program aims to roll out nationally with wide adoption. The professor credits Charles Ellis of San Francisco and predicts rapid expansion across the United States.
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Ellis
Salt Lake
Popp
Trizmp
Charles Ellis
San Francisco Business College
Best Remedy for Flux Endorsed by Texarkana Editor
Mr Thomas Batte editor of the Graph ic Texarkana Arkansas reports a severe flux attack last summer. He tried remedies and found Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy gave almost immediate relief and cured him. He endorses the medicine as the best in existence with bottles at 25 and 50 cents from Bond and Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Batte
the Graphic
Texerkana
Arkansas
Chamberlain
Bond & Peterson
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State. News
Philipburg
Helena
O. F. Goddard
Charles
Hartman
E. A. Steere
Anaconda Flambeau Club
DR. Price
J. Connell
Mail Order Department
M.J . Connell Company
Butte City
Montana
Entel Bros
Dixon
U.S
Hammer & Moore
Bannack ST
Dillon, Mont
Butte Furniture House
Deze
Park Street
Butte, Mont
Fey
Dillerrand
CASH
W. Park Street
AUC
LUND
Werchant
Dillon National Bank
United States
N. Y. Herald
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