Dillon City Council Divides Over Arc Lights and Sewer Costs
October council meeting in Dillon discusses sewer charges on twenty lots affecting Dillon Lumber and a possible extension of water mains. Mayor White opposes more arc lights while urging restraint on expenses. Police and water reports show fines and rents collected. ordinances on sidewalk taxes and saloon licenses approved.
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White
Poindexter
Orr, Phillips
Lenkersdorfer
Rounds
A. B. Quantrell
Dillon Lumber Company
T. J. Mulaney
Idaho Street
John W. Morton
Morton
Metlen
Mulaney
Water Commissioner
PGASA
Baptist Church
Thomsen
Ee First
National Bank
Phillips
Orr and
Railroad Avenue
Helena Street
Rife ‘Street
The
Water Committee
George Kunzman
Burns Perry
Charles Perry
Tallest Family on Cotinent in Libby Mont
Ten members of one family in Libby Montana have a combined height close to 75 feet. The father is six feet 2 1 2 inches tall and weighs 215 pounds. the mother is five feet six inches and weighs 225 pounds. Their children range from three feet ten inches to six feet four inches with ages from four to twenty one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby
Montana
Mont
Mormons Vote Unanimously to Support Prohibition
In Salt Lake City on October 4, about 15,000 members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints voted unanimously to support prohibition legislation pledging the church to apply its faith in practice. The decision followed their president's exposition of the Word of Wisdom prohibiting intoxicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus, Christ ‘of ‘Latter-Day ‘Saints
What the kidneys do and a testimonial for Doan's pills
The article explains kidney function and symptoms from poor kidney health and features a Mrs Kent endorsing Doan's Kidney Pills. She cites her husband’s quick cure and her child’s kidney relief, urging readers to buy Doan's at 50 cents from Foster-Milburn Co. and reminding to remember the name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kent
North Idaho St
Dillon
Montana
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
A Jeweler’s Endorsement for Foley’s Kidney Remedy
C R Kluger of Indianapolis writes of kidney trouble and weakness. After four bottles of Foley’s Kidney Remedy his complexion improved his back pain vanished and urinary irregularities disappeared enabling him to return to business. He recommends the remedy to others after other doctors failed. City Drug Store. 1-m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Kluger
the Jeweler
Virginia Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Foley
City Druc
Cooper medicines praised by converts in a nationwide sales push
T L Cooper promotes his theory that the stomach causes most ill health and his medicines as cure all. August Wittmer of Chicago testifies he was nearly invalid for fourteen years but after using Cooper remedies regained health and energy, saying he would not trade his recovery for a thousand dollars. Potts the druggist offers further explanations to customers.
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Chicago
T. L. Cooper
St. Louis
Cooper
August Wittmer
Rockwell Court
Potts
Local items and notices from Blacktail
Blacktail October 8 notes illness of Tom Wilson at his mother’s Dillon home. S R Eldridge returns from nine months with P and O. Billy Williams back from Point of Rocks sheep camp. Charlie Hume finishes haying contract. Foster Bros. buy 38 hogs and move them to Foster’s ranch. Eldridge and Margaret resume school after tonsillitis. Foster visits Butte. Mrs. Della Reynolds in Helena. A Kennison improving after illness. Hollister’s Mountain Tea marketed with 35 cent price at Potts drug store.
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Tribune
Tom Wilson
Dillon
S. R. Eldridge
P. & O. Company
Billy Williams
Point of Rocks
Tom Call
Charlie Hume
E. O. Selway
Foster Bros
Madison County
C. D. Foster
Margaret
Olla Eldridge
Butte
Della Reynolds
Helena
A. Kennison
High School Notes and Activities Report
U S Senator Thomas Carter visited the high school departments on Tuesday. The Domestic Science department canned peaches pears grapes plums and made jellies for city residents. Selah Graves was called home due to her father s illness. Lenkersdorfer was absent because of illness. John Carhartt was absent Thursday. Book reports slated Senior Nov 18 Junior Nov 17 Sophomore and Freshman Nov 16. The library added a five volume Natural History set. An advertised kidney remedy, Pinule s for the Kidneys, claims quick relief and a 30 day trial for sale by Potts the Druggist. Sep3m
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Tribune
U.S
Thomas Carter
Conway
Selah Graves
Banback
John Carhartt
Beaverhead Sugar Beet Association learns of Utah-Idaho rate delay
Frank A. Hazelbaker reports a letter from Heber Austin of Utah-Idaho Sugar stating the Oregon Short Line has set a low beet shipment rate to Blackfoot that does not take effect until October 15. Consequently no sampling visit will occur and harvesting will be postponed past that date.
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Frank A. Hazelbaker
Beaverhead
Melrose Weekful Roundup of Local Visits and News
Melrose residents report trips to Butte for business and medical matters. A. W. Davis fished and was bitten by a wood tick. Madame Charron and Willie visited Divide to view the electric light plant. John Wold broke his arm in a mounting accident. The town notes a damaged flagpole and a playful accusation about Mayor Dutch. Several Melrose residents are listed visiting relatives and shopping in nearby towns.
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Tribune
Melrose
Wm. Farlin
David Jones
W. L. Lacy
Butte
Geo. Chinn
Johnny Jackson
Elmer Bateman
Glendale
A. W. Davis
Madame Charron
Little Willie
Divide
Col. Ed. Dewey
Geo. Bighorn
Annie
L. F. Molleur
Alex McDonald
Hecla
James Donovan
Dillon
O. .F. Smith
Blackfoot
Idaho
F. A. Mosely
Dewey
Joe Longley
C. E. Hoadley
Rochester
Milo French
Melrose Hotel
Phil Ploof
Metropolitan Opera
John Wold
George
Taft
Rastus E. Dutch
Durham Tobacco
George Vance
Mills
Anaconda
David Evans
Robert Hoffman
Elmer Barnum
Ina Nixholm
Ed. DeCelles
Hennessee Mercantile Company of
Married man in trouble over family cough remedy duties
A married man neglects his family by permitting use of any remedy other than Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds, and lung trouble. The note claims Foley's contains no opiates and comes in a yellow package, sold at City Drug Store.
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Foley
City Drus
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