05 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
1
The Valley and Sheridan County Institute will meet in Glasgow September 8 to 11 with a full program of lectures, discussions, music, and readings. Notable speakers include H A Davee, O L Warren, Mary L Wilson, Edna Gillette, Laura Thiel, and G E Finch.
At 1:30 Mus conducts by Prof Li with roll call. 1:50 Phoenics Miss Mary L Wilson. 2:50 Intermission. 2:40 History Dr Finch. 3:25 Report of Committees on Developments. 3:40 Dismissal.
The piece cites Western senators debating tariff schedules and restless shifts in positions. Senator Sutherland argues mind changes signal instability, while Senator Gallinger suggests intelligence hinges on the direction of change. A statesman notes a lobbyist opposes your bill whereas an ally is a patriot.
Conservationists threaten trouble as Senator Myers reshapes a bill to dispose of 2100 acres in Montana under Interior Secretary Kane's policy. The Interior head's views draw opposition from government conservation sponsors who vow to continue their long fight from the prior administration.
An Elkart optometrist warns flirting harms eyesight. A local young man suffered eye trouble until he admitted eyeing pretty girls and followed a doctor’s odd prescription to stay home at six each night for a week. The treatment cured him and he no longer wears glasses.
The contest case over the Valley County sheriff race concluded last Saturday with Patrick Nacey declared the winner over James R. Stephens. The court awarded $448.15 in costs against Stephens for bringing the action without cause.
Homesteader B N Gephart faced a grizzly with two cubs while berry picking on Huckleberry Mountain near Dutch and Camas Creek. He fired six shots with a small revolver, then used trees to dodge the bear as it pursued him down the slope. The bear finally retreated toward its cubs when Gephart let out a desperate scream, ending the peril.
Spokane launches a multi week campaign promoting alfalfa, hogs, and dairying with Professor Perry Holden leading speeches across the Inland Empire. The effort, organized by the Spokane Chamber of Commerce, seeks to cut farming imports by expanding local production and profits for farmers and business interests.
Mabel Fangman spends the week in Saco. Mrs Frank School makes a business trip to Saco Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Adams visit Saco Monday and Wednesday. Mrs Wightman and daughter visit relatives in Saco Monday and Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Wistrick of Elkader Iowa visit the J IoDenis family in the Fjut ek country and may stay a few weeks.
Meeker Colorado August 29 a substitute for alfalfa Wintervetch could benefit the state especially dry ranchers It requires less care and grows without irrigation J B Byrnes a dry ranch owner near Meeker displayed Wintervetch mammoth red clover and alfalfa The Wintervetch sample measured four feet long a jetuminous trailing viney plant suited as feed for range and domestic animals It is sown with fall rye
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a life saving remedy for consumption and chronic coughs. A Malichite Gold miner cites two doctors predicting death but credits the medicine with recovery and guarantees refunds if it fails. The ad promotes a 50 cent to 1 dollar price and guarantees from druggists.
The town with population and business should entertain its people. Shows bring amusement and activity, drawing crowds and boosting travel and hotel business. The Sneo merchants step forward, securing a solid three day carnival that towns of this size can reasonably expect. Those refusing to gamble risk being left behind and facing disappointment.
The son of Mr and Mrs Henry Herbert died after a brief illness that began last week. He fell into convulsions and remained critical until Saturday morning. Funeral services were held at the Congregational church on Sunday afternoon and burial followed in Park City Cemetery.
Promotes quick relief for weak kidneys claiming women nationwide praise Electric Bitters. A bottle promises improvement and renewed ambition, with testimonials from Mr John Dowling of San Francisco. Cites benefits for liver digestion and biliousness, priced 50 cents and 1.00 at druggists.
Irrank Stevens of Saco has been ill at Central hospital but was about town recently. Dan Garrison of Saco is again a patient at Central hospital after a neck operation performed by Dr Stone several days ago.
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