Death's Victims John H. Courtney and Samuel I Rhodes
John H. Courtney died Sunday morning after a brief typhoid illness in Dillon Montana. He was 41, born in Ottumwa Iowa, lived in Bannack mining and saloon work before moving to Dillon in 1898 to run a Montana saloon. He leaves a widow and two brothers. Funeral rites by the Methodist church and a Red Men burial service followed at the cemetery with floral tributes and a dove release. Samuel I Rhodes died Sunday after throat paralysis and pneumonia. He was 57, from Stringtown Pennsylvania, remarried in 1888, leaves a widow and five children from the first marriage and two from the second, plus three grandchildren. Funeral services were in Dillon with interment at Mountain View Cemetery.
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John H. Courtney
Ottumway
Iown
Montana
Bannack
Dillon
Joseph
Daniel
Courtney
Methodist Church
R. P. Smith
Odd Fellows Hall
F. M. Thomas
B. N. Stevenson
Rock of Ages
Order of Red Men
Lodge
Mesars
Robison
Ripley
Brother
Samuel I. Rhodes
Divide
Jones
Stringtown
Robert Bolton
Glendale
John Hulsiter
Rochester
Jesse Rhodes
Wiedom
Mountain View
Ed Kuhne Charged with Criminal Assault in Big Hole Basin
Officer Staudaker returned from Blackfoot Idaho with Ed Kuhne who faces a criminal assault charge in the Big Hole basin. Kuhne posted $1,000 bail signed by Duke Gist and James Abrams and claims innocence. He says he will prove it at trial and returned to the basin with Mr. Gist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staudaker
Blackfoot
Idaho
Ed Kuhne
Big Hole
Kuhne
Duke Gist
James Abrams
Mr. Gist
Oil for the Children Emulsion Endorsed in Reassuring Claims
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a beneficial tonic for children, claiming it can improve appetite, color, growth, and vitality. It asserts the product is specially formulated to be pleasant in taste and appearance, encouraging regular use for undernourished or frail youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Man Cleared After Barrow Fight In Island District Court
Nora Metzel known as Toy faced a preliminary hearing in district court with Judge Hirschman. Barrow admitted provoking the quarrel and said he was cut after mixing with Toy. The case was dismissed on the motion of County Attorney Poindexter. Barrow testified he could not recall details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Metzel
Toy
Joe Barrow
Hirschman
Barrow
Cora Fisher
Florence Belmont
Belmore
Belmont
Mr. Poindexter
Poindexter
Barrow Survives Severe Cutting Incident
Joe Barrow, badly cut by a colored woman, was able to be on the street last Sunday despite little hope of survival. He made an anti mortem statement, but he remains alive, astonishing friends and doctors. Dr. Bond treated Barrow and is credited for saving his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Barrow
Mwe
Dr. Bond
Barrow
Digest of scattered Victorian era statistics and anecdotes
A patchy compilation notes varied figures on health wealth and abroad life. Entries mention tuberculous cases in France, monetary value of metal goods, Bavarian army dental health, British hat expenditures, Algerian petroleum zones, banquet confections for foreign car clubs, Italian emigration to Genoa, a German physician's dental stat, James Alfred Page’s long tenure at Dwight School, and Smithfield Virginia’s St Luke’s as the oldest church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Brubacher
James ‘Alfred Page
Old Dwight School
Boston
Smithfield
Slatin
Bt Luke's
Quaker Doctor Removes Monster Tape Worm in Hamilton
A monster tape worm was removed from Mrs. Rosalie Heinken of Hamilton Montana after several doctors failed. one doctor reportedly starved her for three days before treatment. Mrs L J Newell of Hamilton was cured of long standing liver and stomach troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Heinken
L. J. Newell
Hamilton
Pholta McCarty
Lottie Tuing
William Haak
Missoula
I’, White
Kalispell
Church Services and Schedules Across Denominations
The article lists weekly and special services for M. E. Church and St. S. details include Sunday school 10 a.m. morning service 11 a.m. class meeting 12 p.m. Junior League 3 p.m. Epworth League 7 p.m. evening service 8 p.m. midweek prayer Wednesday. Holy Communion at 11 a.m. first Sunday, other Sundays 7 a.m. 8 a.m. 9:45 a.m. morning prayer 11 a.m. young people 7:15 p.m. evening prayer 8 p.m. saints days 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Epworth
D. Hooker
Pastor Henry F. Cope Services at Corner Idaho Sebree
In the Corner of Idaho and Sebree streets the Pastor Rev. Henry F. Cope conducts Sunday services at 11:00 for divine worship and 12:00 Bible school with an 8:00 preaching service. A weekly Salvation Army service schedule is noted with public meetings each night except Tuesday. An advertisement promotes Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound as a health remedy.
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Idaho
Sebree Streets
Henry F. Cope
Salvation Army
Tueday
Nature
Lichty
Sonia
Tina
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Francisco
Cal
Samuel Rhodes
Innocet
France
Bavaria
Great Britain
Algeria
W. V. Kingsbury
State Bank Building
William
Tully
S. A. Neafus
Corvallis
G. W. Johnson
Stevensville
Butte
R. C. Smith
W. R. Farrel
W. T. Bennell
American Meat Market
Billings
Sells & Gray
Crow Reservation
Countess Mogelstad
Chicago
Ill
Miles’. Nervine
Miles’ Nervihe
Mérves
Hristiana Maria
R. P. Surry
James Church
First Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
F. H. Gwynxz
D. D
Warren J. Crowell
C . M. Eddy
Kentucky Avenue
Peter Tibado
Deak
TarBunz
State Bank
Q. Willie
Dillon National Bank
Osrrie Monteith
Metlen
Qatt
Minnie Saddler
Dillon P.o
St. Louis House
Kirk
W. Robison
Attorney-At-Law
Pws
Nobeis
Cushing & Bons
Gerant Law Business Axp Loan
Du1ox
Mort
Tribune Store
James Asfennell
Gxroncge Gove
Fennell & Gove
Architects
Main Street
D* W. V. Kingsbury
P. H. Poindetter
James L. Jones
Bannack and
Washington, Streets
Dillon, Mont
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