Rochester Campaign Rally Lively In Timber Town Notes
Special correspondence from Rochester reports lively pay day and frequent political rallies with bonfires. Visitors include Mrs. F. E. Houghton and Steger of Bannack visiting ill relatives, while local residents like Miss Blanche Arbour and Mrs. Anna Hart circulate among town events. Buildings, fairs, and sheep buying mark the frenzied activity surrounding campaign season.
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Tribune
Rochester
F. E. Houghton
Della McCall
Whitehall
Steger
Bannack
Chidester
Charles Hoadley
Bis
Blanche Arbour
Dillon
Mise Ethel Lawler
Butte
George B. Harbison
Twin Bridges
H. J. Foster
E. J. Falkner
News Items of Local Interest Hoods Go East
Wix1rs Oct 25 Dr Molleur of Melrose made a professional call last week. Mrs Robert Joy had a severe attack of heart and stomach trouble but is better. Lena Lovell came from Dillon to help Will who is injured and returned last Sunday. Jonathan Lovell visited his brother briefly. U S Hood and family left for Nebraska. The Hoods expect to return soon. Flynn of Blacktail called on Mr Lovell. Frank Graunberry visited Dillon earlier in the week. Julius Craner, the hide buyer, is in the neighborhood. Harry Bisbert of Butte looked for hides.
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Hood
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Tribune
U.S. Hood
Nebraska
Mrs. Hood
Flynn
Blacktail
Mr. Lovell
Frank Grauaberry
Dillon
Julius Craner
Harry Bisbert
Butte
Miller to Face Hearing After Arrest in Missouri Case
The Kirksville Democrat notes Dr. S W Miller osteopath faced charges of felony after not appearing at May term. Miller says arrest was unauthorized and he plans to return by November 4 or 5, with his case set for November 1. He cites costly legal battles and alleges blackmail against him.
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S. W. Miller
Tribune
Kirkeville
Roberts
Miller
Dart
Kirkaville
Asa Willard
Missoula
Dillon
Dr. Willard
Dr. Miller
the Tribune
A. A. Luce
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Women
An advertisement extols Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo New York claiming Favorite Prescription cures headaches backaches nervousness and other symptoms of female weakness. It offers 500 for any uncured case of leucorrhea female weakness prolapse or falling of womb and invites mothers to seek free confidential medical advice. It cites long success with hundreds of cures and features a customer testimonial from Edwards Indiana.
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R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
United States
All- the-World’s- Dispens
For New Reservoirs Morse Praises County Projects
Mr. Morse argues reservoir construction will yield the greatest return for the county and that many such enterprises will emerge next year. He expects continued efforts to redeem desert lands where locations permit.
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Morse
Examiner fears Republican moves. Tribune accused of unfair campaigning
The writer scolds The Examiner for worrying about Republican tactics before election day and defends the Tribune from charges of mischief. Voters in Beaverhead county are said to decide on November 8 with veterans already set, and the piece urges calm and honesty in political coverage.
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Examiner
Tribune
Vetera
Bigget
United States
Beaverhead
Brother
Washington
Helens
Dillon
Mr. Examiner
the Tribune
Examiner attacks rival camps as election race tightens
The Examiner attacks Republican and Pipe-dream groups over campaign tactics while praising challenger Anderegg and warning voters about Sheriff race implications. It notes Clark’s media moves including selling Helena papers and questions future ownership of the Buttermer.
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Examiner
Tribune
Clark
Anderegg
Campaign Liar Emerges as Tactics Tighten Up State Race
As the campaign intensifies a self proclaimed liar enters the stage with aggressive messaging and insinuations. Analysts warn voters to ignore deceptive rootbacks aimed at sowing confusion and prejudice during the critical campaign phase.
Big crowds greet Hon. B. F. White at county stumpings
Reports across multiple locations show large gatherings greet the state senator candidate. Enthusiasm and republican spirit shine as crowds applaud at each point, surprising speakers and fellow candidates accompanying him.
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B. F. White
Lima Precinct Republicans nominate two for justice of peace
Brief sketches profile two Lima precinct candidates for justice of the peace and two for constable. Noble, born in Ireland, rose from section hand to hostler in the O S L round house and holds lodge and lodge positions. Dederick Peterson, American born, quit rail work at 1894 strike and now prospector of minerals. Sam Brothers and Joe Lewis seek constable posts with long local service and steady reputations.
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Ireland
America
Wyoming
Lima
O. 8. L. Round House
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Evergreen Lodge No. 45
Mr. Noble
Dederick Peterson
Grand Island
Neb
U. S. Railroad Company
Sam Brothers
Body of Kidnaped Boy Found Near Valley Forge
Four year old Michael Mayerski was abducted on a Phoenixville street Friday evening. His crushed forehead and severed throat marked the brutal discovery in an abandoned farmhouse near Valley Forge. Six men from a Bypsies party were arrested after police chief Carter sighted them and the crowd urged a swift, risky response.
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Phoenixville
Valley Forge
Carter
Phoenisville
Severa
Hardier
Peopis
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Helena
John S. M. Neill
Great Falls
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Helena Press
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W. C. Orr
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Center and
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