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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1919

Page

8

Joe O Neill pioneer of 64 crosses divide

Joseph O Neill 78 Montana pioneer and former Helena resident died recently. He came to America at eight, mined at Alder Gulch and Last Chance, ran the first lime kiln in that section, and established a fast freight line between Helena and Deer Lodge. He later carried mail to Rimini and supplied teams during Indian raids. He operated transfer and livery business, then a Lewis Town to Gilt Edge stage line before retirement.

Joseph O'Neill Montana Helena America O'Neill Alder Gulch Last Chance Deer Lodge Rimini O’neill Salt Lake Lewistown Gilt Edge

Cuticura Toilet Trio Promotes Baby Skin Care

An advertisement touts Cuticura products for soothing a baby’s red rough itchy skin with Cuticura Soap and Ointment. It also recommends Cuticura Dusting Powder and Cuticura Talcum as indispensable items in a daily routine.

Reliever Promises Quick Relief for Aches and Sprains

This famous remedy for rheumatic aches soreness stiffness and other external pains offers fast comforting relief. Easy to use and non rubbing, it penetrates quickly with a clean refreshing feel. Available at all drug stores with value in a large bottle.

Dr. Tsing's New Discovery Promises Quick Cold Relief

Coughs colds and bronchial attacks are described as dangerous if unchecked. The ad touts Dr. Tsing's New Discovery as soothing inflamed membranes loosening phlegm and helping restful sleep. Sold by all druggists since 1 £ 69.

Tsing

Dr King’s New Life Pills Marketed For Health Needs

An old style patent medicine advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation indigestion bad breath and headaches. The copy claims the pills “systematize the system” and improve overall vitality.

Dr. King

Terry Bids for Normal School at Terry

State Senator W S Haley from Helena pushes eastern Montana to establish a state normal school at Terry Prairie County argues lack of local teachers and distant existing facilities necessitate a nearby institution. He cites rail access artesian water and suitable sites as advantages and plans to introduce a bill with Representative Gullidge in support.

W. S. Haley Prairie County Montana Terry Helena Senator Haley State Normal’ School State Normal State College Bozeman Rocky Mountains Dakota Line Polytechnic Institute Billings Milwaukee Northern Pacific Glendive Sidney Gullidge

Montana Dairy Industry Sees 1918 Trade At 3.5 Million

W. H. Fluhr Montana dairy commissioner reports the state's dairy business totaled 3,500,000 dollars in 1918. Herds improved and dairy product output shows encouraging growth across Montana.

W. H. Fluhr Montana

Montanans Released. Prisoners Return List Aired

War department released a list of prisoners freed from German camps. Christian A. Sorenson of Big Sandy Montana arrived at Leith Scotland. Horace Shidler of Klamath Falls Oregon arrived in France.

War Department Christian A. Sorenson Big Sandy Mont Leith Scotland Horace Shidler Klamath Falls Ore France

Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Promote Kidney Health

An old advertisement claims Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules cleanse kidneys and digestive organs to delay aging. It promises new life and strength with continued use and offers a money back guarantee if not helpful.

Tiaarlem Oi Haarlem Haarlem Oj

Helena girl to head Versailles palace telephone exchange

Miss Merle Egan of Helena Montana guided the Paris telephone service at the Versailles peace conference. She was appointed chief operator at general headquarters handling calls for Wilson Lloyd George and Clemenceau, inspiring praise for her language skill and poise.

Merle Egan Helena Versailles Central General Pershing Lloyd George Ting-a-ling Ting-a Great Britain Mr. Lloyd George Palace of Versailles Paris Montana Miss Egan General Headquarters Miss. Egan Men Telephone Hello Girls

New Time Zones Shift West of Butte in Paced Rail Schedules

Government order moves to Pacific time west of Butte while Butte stays on mountain time. Milwaukee and Northern Pacific trains adjust in Deer Lodge and Avery segments, affecting about 220 miles. Missoula and other towns may keep mountain time, causing local schedule quirks.

Butte Missoula Northern Pacific Milwaukee Road Deer Lodge Milwaukee C. H. Mitchell Pacific Avery Idaho Cutbank Continental Divide Helena Dillon

Married men to receive first discharge priority at Camp Seewis

Instructions from Washington authorize discharge of enlisted men in the Thirteenth division and related organizations up to ten percent of strength. Married men and those with dependents receive first consideration for release based on valid and pressing reasons.

Camp Seewis Washington

Early Day Mill Boon to Settler in Helena Territory

The article recalls Sanford & Evans mill near Helena begun in 1867, resuming in 1918 as Northwestern Milling. It details Jesuit and early mills, high flour prices, and vast settler demand. It notes 1868 first flour ground, rural grain transport, and a 1883 move to Helena with partners Anthony and Bridenthal.

Montana Sanford & Evans Helena Northwestern Milling Company Bitter Root St. Louis Northwest Missoula Gallatin Valley Missouri River Fort Benton Evans Ranch Salt Lake City Prickly Pear Missouri Beaverhead Madison Gallatin A. M. Holter L. C. Anthony Mr. Bridenthal Mr. Thurston

Stop at railroad crossings urged by Montana engineers

The Legislative Committee of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers plans a bill to require drivers to stop at railroad crossings in Montana. The bill, to be drafted by a representative of the engineers, will be introduced in the senate early next session.

Montana Legislative Committee The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Senate Helena Engineers

Electric power to supplant steam on mountain railroads

E T Dodd of General Electric predicts electricity will replace steam on mountain railroads within years. He toured Montana and reviewed the Milwaukee road's electrified section.

E. T. Dodd Engineering and Traction Department General Electric Company Montana Milwaukee Road

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