Court News From Montana Term Opens With Heavy Docket
The November term of the Fifth Judicial District convened with Judge M. H. Parker and court stenographer T. J. A. Monahan present. Cases include State of Montana vs Lewis Kreuger set for December 4 and pleas of guilty in State vs Frank and John Jones with sentencing pending Saturday. Civil actions involve Frederickson vs Christensen and Willis with a judgment of 2119.97 plus costs against Christensen. contempt cases and admissions of citizenship noted. Several defaulters listed and several dismissals or trials continuing.
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Oial
M. H. Parker
T. J. A. Monahan
State of Montana
Frank
John Jones
CMVIL
James P. Frederickson
Aura Christensen
J. G. Willis
Christensen
Geo. W. Perkins
O. Klemm
Edward Hirt
United States
O. Barnett
Barnett
A. D. Young
Mattie Z. Farrington
Dumors Bros
Polaris M. & M. Co
H. F. Jackson
Fyhrie Grocery Co
Jos
Dillon Brewery Changes Hands New Owner John W Wiser
Burfeind Bros sell the Dillon Brewery to John W Wiser of Butte formerly with Centennial Brewing. Wiser plans plant improvements and capacity expansion. The deal totals around one thousand dollars and the property is described as highly desirable.
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Dillon Brewery
Burfeind Bros
John W. Wiser
Butte
Wiser
Centenial Brewing Company
West
Remarkable Shiloh's Cure Praised by Local Physician
From my observation of advanced Consumption cases I deem Shiloh's Cure the most remarkable remedy seen. It has certainly saved many from Consumption. Sold by The Central Pharmacy L. J. Williams, Prop.
Sevial by Miss Gordon’s class at Presbyterian church
Saturday evening a sevial by Miss Gordon's class will be held at the Presbyterian church. The program includes Co John, The Shadows on the Blind, The Legend of Brigenz, Dame Tritt Reading, Mabel Gordon Violin Solo, Made Rife Recitation, Minnie Johnson Trio, Three Maids of Lee, Lucille Shannon Nannie Featherly Malmie Adams. Refreshments will follow. admission 25 cents.
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Miss Gordon
Presbyterian Church
Co John
Melrose Morton Saint Sa
feMo
Geori Featherly
Brigenz
Dame Tritt
Mabel Gordon
Minnie Johnson
Lee
Lucille Shannon
Nannie Featherly
Malmie Adams
Fishing for Health and the Golden Medical Discovery Claim
An old consumer health ad argues consumption is curable with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It claims a thirty year test shows high cure rates when used early, stresses stomach strength as key, and promotes testimonials from readers endorsing the remedy over inferior substitutes.
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Iman
Dr. Pierce
Clara
A.mcintyre
Ashbe x Co
Mass
Toilet Ware Patterns In Sterling Silver And Ebony
A large house offers about a dozen patterns of Toilet Ware in Sterling Silver or Ebony and Ebonyized wood with silver trimming. Each pattern includes Hair Brush, Mirror, Cloth, Brush, Velvet Brush and Comb. Sterling Hair Brush priced as low as $3.00 and Combs at $1.00. Nail Brush, Tooth Brush, Button Hook, File or Cuticle Knife in Beaded edge design priced at 75 cents each. House full of new goods in all lines at very low prices.
Chamberlain's Medicines Promote Large Sales in New Zealand
From New Zealand Beefton November 23 1896 J J Scantlebury states that since taking the agency of Chamberlains medicines sales have grown greatly especially the Cough Remedy. He notes many testimonials of good results and that the remedy is pleasant to take and kept out of reach of children. Sold by City Drug Store.
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J. J. Scantlebury
Bride irons silk hat mystery in laundry tale
The exchange shows Mr Troomer seeking his missing silk hat, blamed on laundry service after his bride notes it needed ironing. The fragment from the New York World hints at a domestic anecdote or humorous item about misplaced attire.
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Mr. Troomer
New York World
Family Poets Carried In Heritage Says Meggendorfer
A dialogue notes that poetry runs in the family with the speaker claiming a grandfather was a poet while another quips about hereditary talent as a joke. The exchange appears in Meggendorfer Blatter.
Man Beats Ill With Bucklen's Arnica Salve Claim
Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson Ohio suffered 18 months from a rectal fistula. Doctors warned of death without a costly operation. He treated himself with Bucklen's Arnica Salve, five boxes, claiming it cured piles and was the best salve in the world. Central Pharmacy sells it for 25 cents a box.
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Renick Hamilton
West Jefferson, O
Central Pharmacy
An Infallible Method Professor Lecturing on Metals
A witty exchange asks the easiest test to distinguish gold from silver. The student suggests pawning the object as a quick check, echoing a Fliegende Blatter humorous tone about assays and value.
Bobbie’s Idea of It and Mrs Mater in Modern Society
Fragment from a theater or essay snippet contrasts a child's fear with a pet dog. The mock dialogue references a dog’s behavior and a maternal figure, reflecting social attitudes in a dated commentary.
A Sure Sign of Croup and Home Remedy
Hoarseness in a child indicates approaching croup and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given at the first hoarseness or after the cough appears can prevent an attack. Mothers with croupy children keep this remedy at hand for its dependability and pleasant taste. For sale by City Drug Store.
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City
No Chance For Him in War Talk by Atlanta Black Voices
Two Atlanta Black people discuss the war, expressing fatalism about threats from new public safety items. They claim devices can shoot 20 miles and keep a Black person running all day and night, reflecting fear of armed surveillance and violence.
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Atlaia Darkies
Atlanta Constitution
Message Delivered After Finding Knotted Handkerchief
Mrs. Crimsonbeak asks how the message was delivered, while Mr. Crimsonbeak recalls discovering a street handkerchief with a knot this morning, as reported by Yonkers Statesman.
No Words Wasted Dealer Quote
A Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet notes a terse exchange about love where one person says no words were needed to express affection. The short remark implies one unspoken sentiment was sufficient in a terse conversation.
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Cleveland Plai
Dealer
The Inquisitive Need Not Apply
A fragment from Somerville Journal notes a girl ready to entrust her future to a young man and likewise her past, reflecting social querying of suitability and character in courtship.
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Somerville
Journal
Havana Cigars and the Cuban Tobacco Industry
A feature on Cuba’s tobacco industry discusses the Vuelta Abajo region and Mayari quality brands, industry labor, curing methods, and export patterns. It notes export declines after 1896 decrees and insurrection, Porto Rican tobacco bans, and the risk of counterfeit Havana cigars produced in Europe.
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Cuba
United
Havana
Spain
United States
Pinar del Rio
Vuelta Abajo
Rio Hondo
Cuyaguatigo
Mantua
Mayari
Holguin
Russia
Porto Rico
Seville
Belgium
Hamburg
Frank
Last Joke Sums Up The Funny Man’s Life And Death
A dying funnyman on a hospital cot recalls his late partner at The Yell and the boarding house they shared. He tells of his partner Iolanthe who wrote for the Sunday issue and dies after revealing the cause as iodide of potash. The tale ends with the jokist’s wry pun and death.
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Joken
the Yell
Iolanthe
Joker
Cincinnati Enquirer
Spain on a better war footing says Spanish official
An exchange notes Spain’s improved military posture and reduced naval losses. The Spanish government counters that captured soldiers now look healthier, having gained weight and could endure half rations for a year if needed.
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Spain
Hair Mischief Sparks Maiden's Refusal
Mrs Richleigh questions her daughter's disordered hair after Woodby's wooing attempt. The witty reply suggests headaches from shaking her head as an influence on the scene. The moment triggers memories of the mother's own youth.
Drawing the Line and the Gambler at the NYC Inn
A brief exchange at a New York hotel sets up a scene where a proprietor mistakes a diner for Psluggum the prizefighter and clarifies the identity as Turnajack the gambler. The waiter is asked to take the mistaken guest’s order.
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New York Hotel
Psluggum
Turnajack
Chicago Tribune
Guessing Precedence in a Photo Recollection
A Chicago Post snippet shows a woman recounting a photographed portrait. She notes Mr. and Mrs. Brown commented, one praising its beauty while the other said it did not resemble her. The exchange highlights differing reactions to the image.
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Chicago Post
Couple on wedding tour hints at marriage
The dialogue centers on Mr Sharpeye and Mrs Sharpeye at a hotel. He jokingly offers the tenderloin of the steak as proof while Mrs Sharpeye asserts they are newlyweds on a wedding tour, prompting playful exchanges about their status.
The Adorer Chooses The Most Emotional Letter
A tender note from a lover asks Bertha to select the most emotional letter from a book and promises to sign it. The exchange appears in a period publication with earnest romantic flourish.
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Bertha
War ends at home as pension aids farm repairs
An old woman muses that with the war over and John receiving a pension, the mortgage paid, and farm debts settled, they might welcome another conflict only to fund improvements like painting the house and replacing the barn door.
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Atlanta Constitution
Piano lessons paid in meals spark appetite for progress
In a quip attributed to Meggendorfer Blatter, a teacher recalls being paid with meals for instructing restaurant proprietor’s children at the piano. The tutor jokes they have gained ten pounds from the arrangement, while asking about the children's success.
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Meggendorfer
Count to fairy of the ballet dialogue
A theatrical snippet features a conversation where Flora questions why jewels are not worn and the Fairy responds she needs none to avoid vanity. The exchange underscores stage persona and audience perception within a romance of masked performance.
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Fairy
Flora
Kicking Advice Prompted by Atchison Globe Opinion
The Atchison Globe reflects on people who receive kicks with good humor and notes that many do not take good advice. The piece humorously suggests such reactions could cause others to feel ashamed.
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Atchison. Globe
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