No Lieutenant Governor Authorized in Montana
Helena November 16 Governor Norris absent or unable to serve leaves Montana without a legally authorized acting governor. Attorney General Galen says legislature members’ terms start the day after election, Miles loses senate status, and lieutenant governor elect takes office in January, leaving no one to perform gubernatorial duties.
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Helena
Norris
Montana
Galen
Euery
A. W. Miles
Senate
Pneumonia Fears Mentioned In Cough Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar for sore lungs and pneumonia prevention. It claims the medicine kills cough germs, heals the lungs, and prevents serious outcomes, noting the genuine yellow package. City Drug Store listed.
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Foley
Federal suit over thirty six hour law violation
Helena November 14. District Attorney Freeman files in federal court against Northern Pacific railroad for breach of the thirty six hour law. Damages sought total 500 dollars. Record states M G Ashley shipped 26 horses from Easton Washington to East St. Louis. animals were kept on the road more than forty seven hours with no food or water between Helena and Billings.
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Helena
Freeman
Northern Pacific Railroad
M. G. Ashley
Easton
Wash
East St. Louis
Billings
Arnica Salve Praised For Wound Healing By Maine Resident
A. F. Hardy of East Wilton Maine hails Bucklen's Arnica Salve saying it cured sores boils ulcers and burns and saved doctor bills. The testimonial notes its 25 cent price at Pott's drug store.
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Bucklen
A. F. Hardy
East Wilton
Maine
Pott’s
Calendar of Cases Set by Helena Court for Trial
Judge Clements called the district court calendar and scheduled 12 criminal cases with William Rees of Wolf Creek to stand trial November 27 for the alleged murder of his wife. The case follows reports of a brutal scene with extensive bruising and scattered hair on the Rees ranch amid claims of a drunken spree.
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Helena
Clements
William Rees
Wolf Creek
Rees
Rees Ranch
Vic Lawrence Survives Buckshot Wound Incident
Butte reports Vic Lawrence nearly killed after a heavy discharge of buckshot at close range wounded his thigh during a hunting mishap. He remains alive but seriously injured as details unfold.
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Vic Lawrence
Butte
Mike Schilling's Best Coffee Offer
Grocer refunds money if the coffee bought from the roaster fails to meet expectations. The offer cites coffee at 10 cents per pound and 3000 miles of railroad freight, with Mike Schilling affiliated for the deal.
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Mike Schilling
Tragic Hunting Accident Injures Lawrence at St James
Victor Lawrence was wounded by buckshot while hunting rabbits with Felix Pecore. Pecore fell and his gun discharged, buckshot struck Lawrence in the thigh and groin, sending him to St James hospital's danger ward. The Lawrence family has faced prior tragedy with the year old shooting death of Ed Lawrence in Dillon.
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Lawrence
Felix Pecore
Pecore
Ed Lawrence
St. James Hospital
Fred Baker
Dillon
Aee
How is Your Digestion FRA Mrs Dowling Praises Electric Bitters
San Francisco resident Mrs Mary Dowling of 228 South Avenue testifies to relief from acute indigestion after using Electric Bitters. She credits the tonic with improving stomach and liver trouble and aiding female weakness. Available for 50 cents at Pott's drug store.
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Mary Dowling
Sth Ave
San Francisco
Pott’s
Burke seeks speakership bid in Montana House
Anaconda observers report Edward Burke, reelected to the Montana legislature for the fourth time, is urged by friends to let his name stand for speaker of the House when the legislature meets in Helena in January.
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Anaconda
Edward Burke
Montana
Helena
Dixon to preside at Taft Sherman dinner in Washington
Senator Joseph M. Dixon of Missoula will preside at the formal New Willard dinner in Washington on Saturday November 28 honoring William H. Taft and James S. Sherman. Chairman Hitchcock will also be a guest of honor. Covers will be laid for 75.
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Dixon
Missoula
Joseh M. Dixon
New Willard
Washington
Wm. H. Taft
James S. Sherman
Hitchcock
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promoted For Kidney Health
Advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Remedy as a source of hexamethylenetetramine a uric acid solvent and antiseptic for urine. It urges taking the product at first signs of irregularities to prevent serious illness. City Drug Store.
Taft Burns Again in Montana Rails Camp Inferno
A large fire at Taft Montana destroyed about one third of the town including two theatres several saloons a grocery store a restaurant and bunk houses forming a third major blaze in two years for the railroad construction camp.
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Taft
Missoula
Mont
Here
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Claims Airway Relief
An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as clearing air passages and stopping throat irritation. It asserts relief from an obstinate cough and healing of sore lungs, claiming the cold is expelled from the system. The copy warns buyers to refuse imitations and to seek the genuine yellow package at City Drug Store.
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Foley
City Druc Store
Husband killed after break in at Bremmer ranch near Square Suise
George F. London forced entry into a house occupied by his separated wife armed with a rifle and announced an intent to kill all inside. He was shot and killed by Thomas R. Williams at the Rhoderick Bremmer ranch near Square Suise. Williams took the wife and child to Cascade and notified Coroner Pairfeld by telephone.
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Great Falls
George F. London
Rhoderick Bremmer Ranch
Square Suise
Thomas R. Williams
Williams
Cascade
Pairfeld
London man seeks surrender after long-running marital feud
Police report the first information of the affair, with the subject aiming to turn himself in. The matter stems from ongoing troubles between a London resident and his wife, daughter of the late Rhoderick Bremmer, who had rented a Williams ranch.
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Fice
London
Rhoderick Bremmer
Williams
Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad at Pott’s Drug Store
An old advertisement urges readers to avoid liver and bowel trouble with Dr. King’s New Life Pills. It promises relief from biliousness malaria and jaundice and notes the price of 25 cents at Pott’s drug store.
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Dr. King
Pott'’s
Quarantine Modified by Governor Norris to Aid Livestock Trade
Helena reports Governor Norris modified the quarantine on Oct 12 aimed at South Dakota. The change follows State Veterinarian Knowles guidance and allows shipment of livestock from South Dakota with federal health certificates. The notice warns of upcoming winter illness and endorses Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung strength.
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Helena
Norris
South Dakota
Knowles
Former Alaska miner commits suicide after burning money
Albert Berger, a former Alaska miner, ended his life at Canyon Ferry last night after hurling $2,000 in post office money orders payable to himself into a store. He declared the money was in government hands and no one would quarrel over it after his death.
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Burns
Helena
Albert Berger
Alaska
Canyon Ferry
Dr. King's New Discovery Endorsed by Panama Resident
W. W. Henry of Panama Missouri touts seven years of personal proof that Dr. King's New Discovery cures throat and lung ailments. He cites thirty eight years of public proof for coughs colds lagrippe asthma hay fever bronchitis and early consumption. The ad promises pneumonia prevention and offers 50 cent and one dollar bottles with a free trial bottle.
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Dr. King
W. W. Henry
Panama
MPP
Face on the Bar Room Floor film at Scenic theatre
Last evening the Scenic theatre screened The Face on the Bar Room Floor, a faithful adaptation of the famous poem. The program featured live readings by C. W. Robison and singing by Miss Edith Remley, with more pictures to follow. Tomorrow a new lineup includes Romance of the Old Mill Masked Ball and Curse of Drink.
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C. W. Robison
Edith Remley
Euchre Evening Hosted by Stevenson and Friends
Mr. and Mrs. B N Stevenson and Mr. and Mrs. Frank R Tattersall along with Mr. Lorenzo Cushing entertained guests at a Euchre gathering last evening at the Stevenson residence. The guest list included numerous couples such as Mr. and Mrs Bernstein, Mr. and Mrs Best, Mr. and Mrs Connolly, and others, with mixed professions noted among attendees.
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B. N. Stevenson
Frank R.tattersall
Lorenzo Cushing
Euchre
Stevenson
Bernstein
Best
Connolly
Will Orr
Matt Orr
E. Orr
Rathbone
Morton
J. E. Monroe
B. F. White
R. J. Moore
J. T. Cox
H. L. McCaleb
A. L. Stone
Walker
N. E. Stone
C. C. Barnett
G. T. Paul
F. A. Hazelbaker
Waldorf
G. W. French
Clark Anderson
Hattie Dart
Shakespeare Club Annual Dance At Dillon Theatre
The Shakespeare Club will host its annual dance at the Dillon theatre on Thanksgiving night. The reception committee includes Mesdames H. T. Poindexter B. F. White S. D. Hooker J. B. Poindexter H. H. Swain A. Owsley and Misses Carson Dorchester and Matson.
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Shakespeare Club
Dillon Theatre
Mesdames
H. T. Poindexter
B. F. White
S. D. Hooker
J. B. Poindexter
H. H. Swain
A. Owsley
Misses Carson
Dorchester
Matson
Velocity of sound across media shows wide differences
The article notes sound travels at 1 125 feet per second in air and about 4 708 feet per second in water. Cast iron transmits sound at 16 822 feet per second, roughly sixteen times faster than air, according to the New York American.
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New York American
Simple Rheumatism Remedy Promoted in Local Ad
A health column presents a home remedy for rheumatism using Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla mixed and taken after meals and at bedtime. The note claims the ingredients are vegetable and harmless, with gradual relief after days of regular use. Local druggists can supply the components or mix the prescription.
Thankfulest Thanks Prompted by Election’s End
A satirical verse reflecting relief that the election is over. It envies the season’s calm while lampooning political campaigns and the divided nation. The poem notes hope for reunion and stability as the United States moves forward.
Entertaining Afternoon Honoring Mrs. Thomas Catlin
Mrs B N Stevenson Mrs Frank R Tattersall and Mrs Lorenzo Cushing entertained this afternoon at the Stevenson residence on Glendale street in honor of Mrs Thomas Catlin. Needlework was enjoyed by guests including Mesdames Berry Bert Orr A B Martin S D Hooker A Hansen and many more. Refreshments featured pressed chicken dill pickles sandwiches potato chips pineapple sherbet cake coffee and salted almonds.
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B. N. Stevenson
Frank R. Tattersall
Lorenzo Cushing
Thomas Catlin
Stevenson
Glendale Street
Mesdames Berry
Bert Orr
A. B. Martin
S. D. Hooker
A. Hansen
H. Selway
G. R. Featherly
Edson
Carhart
Black
Rife
Monroe
Edie
Z. B. Yeaman
Leland
Rounds
Baxter
Weenink
F. E. Foote
Emma Gilbert
W. H. Pine
Gosman
Burfiend
Evans Innes
M. D. Gist
Conger
Finley Cunnard
G. Hughes
Ed Cushing
N. E. Stone
Kress
Geo Banks
John Innes
Swain
Owsley
Olmstead
Bernstein
Colver
J. W. Morton
Catlin
Myers
Bishop
Flotow
Dorchester
Maude Stone
Leonard
Jeffery
Mary Innes
E.jones
Grace Graeter
Rose Stamm
Myrtle Irwin
The Divan as a Cushioned Council and Sofa
The term divan traces from a council of state to the chamber and its cushions. It describes a row of cushions along walls whether on floor, raised step, or bench. The sense extends to a thickly cushioned chair and to cigar divans.
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Milton
Pope
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Edison
Edyth Remley
Montana State News
Hollister’s
Panion
Victor Lawrence
St. Jams Hospital
Robertus Love
American Press Association
Dillon Bakery
AARE
Scully Zusned Cellege
Owsley Block
Butte Business College
Chicago
Rice & Fulton
Props
Ind
West Broadway
Ayer
Auio Mane
FF Co
Lowell, Mase
Factarers of
Sarsaparilla
PLS
Union Electric Co
THE
Metlen
Dillon Hotel Company
West
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