Bitter Root Wins in Eight Way Plurality
A Montana Floral Emblem contest report from the state chairman’s committee notes Bitter Root chosen by eight votes in a plural tally. The piece argues against moving the capital to Anaconda, urging public building expenditure instead for statewide employment and welfare.
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Judge Stowers Plans Court Session For Naturalization
Judge Stowers will open court around the 23rd or 24th to naturalize those unable to attend the regular September term. Judge Conger received the letter confirming the date and purpose of the session.
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Stowers
Hartman Republican Club organized in Dillon
A large Dillon crowd gathered at Stiles hall last Saturday night to form the Hartman Republican Club with over fifty members and 225 dollars in subscriptions. L. J. Price was elected president and D. M. Rice first vice president, with Lorin Jones as secretary and J. R. Holden as treasurer, plus an executive committee. The club meets Fridays with open nights for reading material, inviting all Republicans to join. Also a local ad promotes a salve available at Dillon Drug Store.
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Hartman Republican Club
Dillon
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D. M. Rice
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Lorin Jones
E. H. Mayers
J. R. Holden
J. E. Morse
R. C. Halliday
L. B. Maxwell
T. J. Murray
J. G. Shannon
B. N. Stevenson
Arthur
Divorce case with desertion in Thofehrn v Thofehrn
H G Thofehrn sues Pauline K Thofehrn for divorce on desertion grounds. Attorney T O Leary represents plaintiff. Probate records list William Flynn insane. appraisers P H Poindexter Sim Estes and Craig Cornell appointed. Margaret M Stevens filed desert entry on land near Wisdom. Catherine Black of Le Roy NY reports severe cold and pneumonia scare. she credits Parks Cough Syrup with curing her cough and claims it saved her life.
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Thofehrn
Pauline K. Thofehrn
T. O’learey
Wm. Flynn
P. H. Poindexter
Sim Estes
Craig Cornell
Margaret M. Stevens
Wisdom
Catherine Black
le Roy
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Parks
N. M. White
Disorderly conduct fines and punishment listed in court record
Hattie Moore fined 5 dollars and costs for being an inmate of a disorderly house. Mattie Briscoe fined 10 dollars and costs for keeping a disorderly house. Jas Sweney sentenced to nine days pulverizing rock for drunkenness. Hop, a Chinaman, fined 10 dollars for drunkenness and disturbing Chinatown peace.
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Mattie Briscoe
Jas. Sweney
Hop
Chinatown
Parks' Tea Promised to Improve Complexion
A customer claims using Parks' Tea three nights a week improves her skin tone and removes a muddy look. The product is sold by N. M. White and described as delivering elegance through regular use.
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Interchange Freight Deal Reached But No Close Pact
A St Paul dispatch reports the October conference between Northern Pacific and Union Pacific officials yielded only an agreement to use the Montana Union line from Silver Bow to Garrison for certain freight interchanges. Officials deny forming a close traffic agreement, though Union Pacific sought one.
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Standard
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Public Library Reopens for Winter Season Saturday
The public library will reopen on Saturday evening October 13 after books arrived late. New book case by 80 Thompson and Reynolds supplied lumber and Mr Snyder built it. Mr Pine will paint the room while several ladies dust and arrange the collection. Library hours are Monday Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
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One Hundred Dollars for Deafness Cure Claim
An advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure can treat deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. It explains that inflammation leads to impaired hearing and promises payment to any case of deafness from catarrh not cured by the remedy. Circulars are offered free.
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Hall
F. J. Carney & Co
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