Normal term opens with large college attendance
The fall and winter term at Normal College began Tuesday with a large student turnout. Dormitories are filled to capacity and late arrivals occupy furnished rooms around the city. The Williams Electric shop holds the wiring contract for the Orphan Boys' Home at Twin Bridges with Mr Williams supervising the project.
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Normal College
Williams Electric Shop
Orphan Boys
Twin Bridges
Mr. Williams
Republican candidates visit Big Hole Harvest Day
C W Conger Judson Best C K Wyman and Howard Morse toured the Big Hole area Monday for Harvest Day events arriving at noon to watch baseball horse races and bucking contests. Conger estimated about 1000 attendees enjoying the celebration. J W Scott and two companions were in a sand skid near Armstead. the car rolled and he was briefly unconscious with facial injuries but recovered after a couple days.
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Canis
Judson Best
C.K Wyman
Howard Morse
Big Hole
Conger
J. W. Scott
Horse Prairie
Armstead
Mr. Scott
Hudson Agents Report Strong Sales of Hudson and Overland Cars
A. S. Johnson, local Hudson Super-Six and Overland agent, received a new consignment at the start of the week and noted sales this season have been very satisfactory with periods where supply lagged behind demand. Roads were good for Harvest Day travel to Wisdom and back. Roy E. Murray and Ross E. Suggs drove to Wisdom for the celebration, with Suggs playing first base for Wisdom in the game against Hamilton. The town held the funeral of M. A. Elliott at Mountain View cemetery, with Dr. H. W. Tilden delivering the sermon and veterans of the G. A. R. in attendance.
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Overland
Here
Roy E. Murray
Montana Auto Supply Co
Ross E. Suggs
Bond Grocery Co
Wisdom
Mr. Suggs
Hamilton
M. A. Elliott
Mountain View Cemetery
H. W. Tilden
Princess Millinery Parlor Proprietress Rebounds From Eye Operation
Mrs Jessie Barck proprietor of the Princess Millinery Parlor returned last Saturday from a hospital in Butte where she had an operation for an access above the eye. She has recovered and resumes duties at her millinery shop. County Treasurer Fred Rife led a party in his big car to the Big Hole Harvest Day at Wisdom, held Sunday through Tuesday, with Judge and Mrs Smith Miss Robertson and Frank Bulger. Wm Clark and Frank Stanley were before Justice Ed Evans Tuesday. Clark received 60 days for assault and Stanley a wag sentence. both from Lima.
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Princess Millinery Parlor
Butte
Barck
Fred Rife
Wisdom
Smith
Miss Robertson
Frank Bulger
Wm. Clark
Frank Stanley
Ed Evans
Clark
Stanley
Lima
Robert Boone
Boss Emerick
John Ewing
Kris Collins
Chicago
Law School
The
University
B. G. Paige
Twin Bridges
Dillon
Salt Lake City
Stores Close For Fair Hours To Aid Employee Attendance
During the city fair on Thursday Friday and Saturday most stores shut 1 to 5 p m to let workers attend the event and pow wow.
Pianos for rent and local notices in Dillon
Local items and personal announcements from Dillon include Sue C. W. Scott, Mrs. Longtin of Anaconda visiting Dillon friends, a birth to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sorenson, Marcellus Pyle visiting from Polaris, and Mrs. Mark Selway of Bozeman visiting during the fair. Also notes on Duke Gist departing for Missouri to visit a ill brother and local attendances at Williamson funeral.
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Longtin
Anaconda
Dillon
J. R. Sorenson
Marcellus Pyle
Polaris
Mark Selway
Bozeman
Lou Atkins Mattson
Gid
Butte
Clara Chapman
Duke Gist
Missouri
Chas. Perry
Armstead
Williamson
Lyons
Bond Grocery CO
Dillon Daily Notes and Local Notices Sept 14
Coal man C W Scott still has coal for sale amid looming car shortages. Birth announcement for a girl to Mr and Mrs John Anderson near Bannack. Various visits to Dillon for fairs, harvest day at Wisdom, and church events. Listings include help wanted, room for rent, and sale of livestock with contact mentions. Describes local travels of residents and upcoming sermons and school enrollments.
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C. W. Scott
John Anderson
Anderson
Bannack
W. D. Sandy
Monida
Dillon
H. G. Humphrey
Armstead
South Washington Street
Montana
Princess Millinery Parlor
Glycerine and Bark Claim to Prevent Appendicitis
An advertisement touts Adler i ka a buckthorn bark glycerine mixture as a universal remedy for constipation sour stomach and even appendicitis. The copy claims quick relief from both lower and upper bowel issues with one spoonful and notes a drugstore source A Potts.
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Dillon
A. Potts
Political Jottings on Hughes Wilson and Reform
The piece argues for Hughes over Wilson, praising direct action and deeds over correspondence. It notes Burleson’s political savvy and accuses Wilson of a clockwork administration, while asserting Hughes’s governorship record proves his reform pledge and public outreach.
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Hughes
Charles B. Hughes
New York
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