Golden Medical Discovery claims and cautions in medicine ads
The ad promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery noting glycerine as the extracting agent and listing benefits for indigestion chronic coughs and catarrh. It warns against unknown substitutes and touts known composition with forty years of cures behind Pierce products. A separate item reports Robison and Carpenter marriage proof and Bitter Root Valley apple shipments from Hamilton on November 6.
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Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Pierce
Miles Serves As Acting Governor For One Day
On October 20 Senator A. W. Miles of Livingston acted as Montana's governor for about 24 hours when Lt. Gov. Edwin Norris was out of state and Gov. Toole was absent. Miles, as president pro tem of the senate, presided over state affairs during that period.
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Montana
Helena
A. W. Miles
Livingston
Edwin Norris
Toole
Miles
Senate
Dr. King's New Life Pills Promoted at Riley's Drug Store
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a safe gentle cleanser and purgative to treat headaches biliousness malaria and jaundice. The copy urges avoiding danger by using the product and notes it is sold at Riley's drug store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
Riley's Drug Store
Railroad Orders Mixed Train Between Somers and Kalispell
Helena Nov 1 The state railroad commission directed the Great Northern Railway to start a mixed passenger train on Nov 20 between Somers and Kalispell. The train will run daily except Sunday.
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Helena
State Railroad Commission
Great Northern Railway Company
Somers
Kalispell
Butte Lawyer John G Brown Joins Railroad Commission
Helena Nov 1 The new third assistant attorney general John G Brown of Butte assumed duties today as the legal advisor of the state railroad commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commission
Helena
John G. Brown
Butte
State Railroad Commission
A Hard Debt to Pay
G S Clark of Westfield Iowa credits Dr King s New Discovery with a death defying rescue from lung illness. He reports the cough disappeared after the first bottle and two more bottles completed a cure. The medicine is advertised with a trial bottle offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Clark
Westfield
Iowa
Riley
Will Rebuild Pavillion at Columbia Gardens
Butte officials say the pavillion at Columbia Gardens will be rebuilt in spring after manager Wharton received a telegram from W A Clark stating I deplore the destruction. The notice confirms plans to restore the site despite the fire setback.
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Butte
Columbia Gardens
Wharton
W. A. Clark
Rebuilding Pavilion and Gardens Planned for Spring
A speaker pledges reconstruction of a damaged pavilion and priceless exhibits, promising a grander structure and enhanced gardens. The plan aims to restore the site as the United States’ most beautiful and attractive pleasure resort.
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United States
Miner John Best Dies After Mountain View Mine Fall
John Best, a prominent local miner and longtime resident, died this afternoon from injuries after being caught in a ground fall at the Mountain View mine earlier today. He had lived in the district for several years.
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Butte
John Best
Mountain View
Cured of Bright's Disease by Foley's Kidney Cure
Robert O. Burke of Elnora New York writes that after using Foley's Kidney Cure he reduced night urinations from many to none and saw his dropsy and eye sight improve after three bottles. He says he had lost hope until the remedy. City Drug Store carries it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Robert O. Burke
Elnora
N. Y
Foley
Brown Convicted of Grand Larceny in District Court
C M Brown was found guilty of defrauding sheep herder P S Wagner of 225 dollars by promises to open a saloon in Wyoming and take Wagner as a partner. Judge Fox sentenced Brown to a state prison term of two years. The crime occurred in Billings on November 2.
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Billings
C. M. Brown
Fox
Brown
P. S. Wagner
Wyoming
Wagner
Not Married but Got $10,000 in Fatal Wreck Suit
In Kalispell district court Mrs. Emma L. Carpenter and children won a $10,000 verdict against Great Northern railway for the death of Frank Carpenter, an employee killed in a wreck near Kalispell last year. The suit sought $40,000, but the railway argued Mrs. Carpenter lacked standing as not married to the deceased.
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Great Falls
Kalispell
Emma L. Carpenter
Great Northern Railway
Frank Carpenter
Carpenter
Gettysburg veteran praises Eletric Bitters cure
David Parker of Fayette NY who lost a foot at Gettysburg credits Eletric Bitters with curing long standing stomach trouble. He says he would not trade them for $500 and calls them a grand tonic for the aged and for female weaknesses and a great body builder. Guaranteed by Riley the Druggist. See.
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Gettysburg
David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Riley
Flour shortage hits 12 Montana towns reports say
Helena merchants report 12 Montana cities out of flour with supplies unlikely soon due to railroad car shortages. Mills say they cannot obtain cars to ship flour, hindering delivery to the affected towns.
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Helena
Montana
Odd Fellows Home Land Purchase In Helena Confirmed
The deed for the land to host the state Odd Fellows home was filed last week after final payment. Citizens and Odd Fellows of Helena contributed 6000 dollars for the site near the Broadwater hotel.
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Helena
State
Odd Fellows’ Home
Odd Fellows and
Broadwater Hotel
Dancing Proves Fatal: Colds Lead to Pneumonia
A old warning notes that dances spread illnesses and pneumonia risk. It advises Foley's Honey and Tar as a cold remedy after exposure and urges buyers to avoid imitations, sold by City Drug Store in a yellow package.
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Foley
City Drug Store
State Treasurer Reports October Receipts and Disbursements
State Treasurer J. H. Rice submitted his October report to Gov. Toole showing receipts of 183 155 62 dollars and disbursements of 183 412 72 dollars leaving a cash balance of 729 102 84 dollars.
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Helena
J. H. Rice
Bank Chief Says State Savings to Reopen After Closure
Butte reports M. S. Largey president of the State Savings bank says F. August Heinze will retire in a few days. Heinze owns half the stock. Largey states the bank will be reorganized and reopened in the near future.
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Butte
M. S. Largey
State Savings Bank
F.aug. Heinze
Heinze
Mr. Largey
Fo ley's Honey and Tar for Coughs Safe Under New Law
The City Drug Store announces Fo ley's Honey and Tar for Coughs is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
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Foley
Pneumonia Follows a Cold Says Foley's Honey and Tar
An advertisement from City Drug Store promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy that stops coughs, heals lungs, and strengthens against pneumonia after a cold, urging readers to purchase the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
City Drug Store
Ten Years for Canteloni in Quinn Slaying
Theodore Canteloni the young Greek was found guilty of manslaughter for stabbing Mollie Quinn a woman of the bad lands. Judge Donlan sentenced Canteloni to ten years in the penitentiary this morning. Canteloni accepted the sentence without comment or emotion.
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Butte
Theodore Canteloni
Mollie Quinn
Donlan
Canteloni
Foley's Kidney Cure Advertises Urgent Kidney Relief
This ad urges all readers to use Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney or bladder trouble not beyond medicine. City Drug Store promotes the product as a universal remedy in this historical notice.
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Foley
City Drug Store
Madison Horses Sick
Helena reports State Veterinarian Knowles classifies the Madison valley horse illness as a fever akin to swamp fever. He says it is not epidemic and responds to quinine nux vomica and acetyllid treatment.
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Helena
Madison Valley
Knowles
Butte Smeltermen Return to Old Wage Scale
Beginning November 1, workers belonging to the Smeltermen's union in Butte revert to the pre contract wage scale after a five-year agreement with the companies ends. The move marks a shift in pay structure and benefits for local labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Smelter Labor Vote Keeps Contract Amid Wage Cut
Workers across Butte Anaconda and Great Falls vote to retain their signed contract after agreeing to a 25 cent reduction for all labor classes. The decision preserves the existing terms despite the wage concession.
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Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Elk killer conviction reward award in Montana case
Helena reports Henry Ferguson deputy state fish and game warden in consultation with W F Scott has received a Boone and Crockett club letter confirming a $200 reward. The grant is for the first conviction where elk hunting led to a fine over $100 or a jail term of sixty days or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Henry Ferguson
Gallatin County
W. F. Scott
Boone- Crockett Club
New York
Arnica Salve Praised By Chapel Hill Reader
J G Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina endorses Buck Len Arnica Salve for pain relief and quick healing of a felon. The ad claims it works well on sores burns and wounds and advertises a price of 3 cents at Riley's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
J. G. Jenkins
Chapel Hill
N.C
Mc Graw Resigns To Lead Ruby Valley Irrigated Farms
H S Mc Graw, longtime cashier of Sheridan State Bank, resigns to devote himself to managing the Ruby Valley Irrigated Farms company. The firm owns a large land tract along Wisconsin creek between Twin Bridges and Sheridan and has begun converting it into an immense irrigated farm.
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Twin Bridges
H. S. McGraw
Sheridan State Bank
Ruby Valley Irrigated Farms Company
Wisconsin Creek
Sheridan
Gambling Continues In Dillon District
Officials report ongoing gambling activity in Dillon with continued notes of illegal wagering around town. The bulletin cites local merchants and residents observing card games and betting at unspecified locations.
Des Moines Court summons divorce case 1907
District Court of Beaverhead County Montana issues summons in the Downing vs Downing divorce case for desertion. Defendant Rachel Downing must answer within twenty days or default judgment will dissolve the marriage. Includes dates of first publication November 8, 1907 and attorney W.S. Barfour.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of Montana
Beaverhead
Andrew J. Downing
Rachel R. Downing
F. A. Hazelbaker
W.S. Barfour
D. Maurice A. Walker
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Return
Hughes & McCaleb
Dillon Coal & Trans. Co
F. C. McFadden
Jack Burke
Anette
Pat King
B. Poindexter
King Carl Mast
Avisectrelda
Dillion Lumber Co
Pees
Kate Fitzharris Peet Wens
MatLen Bumpina
Washington Street
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
C. F. Warren
G. A. Atchison
Topeka
Santa Fe Ry
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Salt Lake City
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