Anaconda jeweler Keppler sells store after 55 years
Joseph C Keppler, owner of the oldest Anaconda jewelry shop, has sold the business to Louis Kirschman of Butte. Keppler built the shop in 1883 and will retire after the holidays while remaining in Anaconda. His career spans Bannack and mining camps across Montana, including Virginia City Highland and Glendale.
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Anaconda
Joseph C. Keppler
Montana
Louis Kirschman
Butte
Keppler
Bannack
Virginia City
Highland
Glendale
Galena
Ill
U. S. Grant
Pioneer Engineer Gene Livingston Dies at Stevens Point
Pioneer Northern Pacific engineer Gene Livingston Ross died in Stevens Point Wisconsin at age. He piloted the special carrying President Grant to drive the golden spike completing the Northern Pacific in 1883. He was the oldest man on the Montana division and had been on leave of absence for illness.
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Miles City
Elmhurst Creek
George Huffman
L. O
Huffman
L. O. Ranch
Gene Livingston
Hannaford Ross
Northern Pacific
President Grant
Stevens Point
Wis
Ross
Livingston
Montana
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Gains World Wide Reputation
This ad claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy earned worldwide esteem and vast sales from a small start. It urges that only exceptional merit ensures relief and notes availability through City Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Drug Company
Adv-Im
Elk damage farmers grain west of Judith mountains
W B Willey and W J Derrick of the Jefferson national forests returned from a week in the Deep Creek area to report elk damage west of the Judith mountains. The elk are breaking into grain fields shacks and hay stacks and destroying winter wheat causing considerable losses for local farmers.
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Great Falls
Judith Mountains
W. B. Willey
Jefferson National Forests
W. J. Derrick
Deep Creek Country
Judith
Remedy Restores Health for Lewis Newman
Lewis Newman of 506 Northland St Charleston W Va writes he was down sick with a cold and grip until using Foley's Honey and Tar. He says it is the best remedy he ever used and notes Potts druggist sells it. Adv Jim.
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Lewis Newman
Northland St
Charleston
W. Va
Foley
Potts
Adv-Jim
Stealing Red Cross Box At Marquee Saloon
A Red Cross contribution box valued at more than $100 was stolen from the Marquee saloon. The bartender left the bar briefly and the box disappeared when he returned, with no one caught.
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Red Cross
Mites City
Greatly Benefited by Chamberlains Tablets
A testimonial from Mrs. M. P. Yarwood of Auburn New York praising Chamberlains Tablets for relief from indigestion headaches and lethargy after two years of use she reports her health is good now. The pills are sold by City Drug Company Advylm.
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Chamberlain’s
Chamberlain
Four Year Old Livingston Boy Found Dead in Snow
Livingston. Burgess Harper, four, son of Mr and Mrs Link Harper, was found dead in a snow bank a quarter mile from William Metcalf's ranch by Shields Valley ranchers after 30 hours of search. A collie stood guard beside the body as the boy wandered from his uncle's Canyon Creek home where his parents were visiting.
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Livingston
Burgess Harper
Link Harper
Brackett Creek
Park County
William Metcalf
Shields Valley
Canyon Creek
Foley Kidney Pills Promote Back Relief
Traveling salesman x J Porter of Sterling Colorado reports immediate relief from a painful weak back after using Foley Kidney Pills. Sold by Potts the druggist with a prompt tonic advertisement.
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X. J. Porter
Sterling, Colo
Foley
Potts
Advim
Arsenic fumes blamed for deaths at Great Falls plant
W. M. Robinson of Lafayette Indiana died here last week from inhaling arsenic fumes at the cadmium plant of the Boston and Montana smelter. Twelve other men were affected, and Joseph G. Sells, hospitalized in Columbus in critical condition, is expected to die.
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Great Falls
W. M. Robinson
Lafayette
Ind
Boston
Montana
Joseph G. Sells
Columbus Hospital
Foley Kidney Pills Claim Backache Relief
Mrs. G Hyde of Homestead Michigan says a terrible backache and fatigue vanished after using Foley Kidney Pills. The pills are advertised to help kidneys remove poisons causing backache rheumatic pains and aching joints and are sold by Potts druggist.
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G. Hyde
Homestead, Mich
Foley
Potts
Coyote Drowns After Battle With Hunters Near Beaver Dam
Anaconda reports a coyote fled three hunting dogs led by Ross and Clarence Eccleston while trailing a deer in White Pine creek country. The animal escaped into an ice air hole but drowned. Mr. Eccleston fell into the water while attempting a rescue.
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Ross
Clarence Eccleston
White Pine Creek
Mr. Eccleston
Protect the Children from Coughs with Foley Medicine
An advertisement urges parents to protect children from grip and influenza and promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar for quick relief of coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims no opiates and notes Potts Drug Store as the seller.
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Foley
Potts
Croup warning urges purchase of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Public health note advises parents to obtain Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from City Drug Company and study directions so they can act quickly if a croup attack occurs. Emphasizes the remedy's popularity and success in treating croup.
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City Drug
Adv-Im
Foley’s Honey and Tar Trial Pack Offer
An old advertisement urges readers to cut out the slip and send 5¢ to Foley & Co of Chicago for a trial package including Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound and Foley kidney pills. Potts, the druggist, sells the items.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Potts
Montana Society to Hold Polson Horticultural Meeting
The Montana State Horticultural Society and Farmers' Institute will hold a joint meeting in Polson in January per Mrs. E A Johnson president. Efforts aim to align farm bureau and home demonstration clubs for a highly engaging state gathering. Programs and premium lists will be ready for distribution soon.
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Polson
Montana’ State Horticultural Society
Farmers’ Institute
E. A. Johnson
State Horticultural Society
Farm Bureau
Home Demonstration Clubs
Sleep and Rest Ad Promises Better Sleep With Tablets
An old advertisement advises indigestion causes insomnia and urges taking one Chamberlain's Tablet after supper to improve rest and sleep. The pill costs a quarter and is sold by City-Drug company.
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Chamberlain
City-Drug Company
Austrian miner charged in dynamite attack on wagon and auto
Butte-Rade Miloradovich an Austrian miner was arrested charged with wrecking an automobile and a wagon with dynamite. On September 28 unknown persons placed explosives under the auto truck and wagon at Spring Gulch dairy on East Galena street. Both vehicles were badly wrecked and a nearby house damaged.
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Butte
Don’t Invite a Cold or the Grip
An old advertisement touts Foley Cathartic Tablet for relief from stuffed up feeling and slowed digestion. It claims gentle cleansing with no after effects and promotes Potts druggist as the seller. The ad emphasizes prompt relief and wholesome composition.
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Potts
Land near Laurel Brings Strong Prices for 640 Acres
Three homesteads taken up seven years ago south of the Yellowstone River in Yellowstone county near Laurel sold for 14 950 dollars total. The 640 acres averaged a solid price, reflecting demand for land once deemed fit only for range use.
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Laurel
Yellowstone River
Yellowstone County
Local Paper Sold to New Publishers in Hingham
Hingham publisher Berkley Walker sells the Hingham Review to John Kindsley and John Budge. The new owners will take personal charge of the plant and run general job printing along with publication.
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Hingham
Butte Eyes Site for Soldier Reconstruction Camp
Butte plans to host one of the soldier reconstruction camps at the copper camp, aiming to secure a designated site as part of wartime efforts. The move signals local support for rehabilitating veterans and boosting regional activity.
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Butte
Will Incorporate Geyser
Voters approved a proposition to incorporate the town after a lengthy battle, formalizing the creation of Geyser as a municipal entity.
Adleri ka Buckthorn Remedy Promises Quick Digestive Relief
A druggist advertisement claims Ad lerika cures sour stomach, gas and constipation by flushing the entire bowel. It touts instant action from a mix of buckthorn bark glycerine and related ingredients, and alleges prevention of appendicitis. The testimonial asserts prior cooking intolerance and relief after use.
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A. Potts
Employment Bureau Aids Students At Public School
The public school opens a boys and girls employment bureau. Students may find after school or Saturday work. boys in gangs with or without a teacher overseer take jobs. For assistance with labor problems call 144 or contact E. C. Beck.
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E. C. Beck
Advtf
Judge Rules Anti Premium Law Unconstitutional in Lutey Case
District Judge E M Lamb ruled the state anti premium law defective and unconstitutional while discussing county attorney attempts to collect 66 000 dollars from Lutey stores for trading stamp licenses.
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Butte
E. M. Lamb
Lutey
Curtis Hospital on South Washington Street
Notice indicates the Curtis Hospital project at unknown street in South Washington will bury residence. Helena E. Curtis, R.N. listed with Adv-42 tf.
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Curtis, Hospital
South Washington Street
Kingsbury Residence
Helena E. Curtis
R.N
Funeral services for Mrs Henault Picard in Montana
Funeral services were held for Mrs Henault Picard Tuesday with interment in the Catholic cemetery. She was the wife of Alexander Picard and the couple came to Montana in 1876.
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Butte
Henault Picard
Alexander Picard
Montana
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