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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1919
Page
5
An advertising claim asserts thin and nervous individuals can recover energy and health by taking Ritro-Phosphate tablets with meals. It describes improved sleep, mood, and appearance, plus weight gain through better food assimilation, advising caution to avoid unwanted fat.
A passenger air route operates continuously linking Iron Don with Paris, providing ongoing scheduled service for travelers between the two cities.
A Montana wide item notes Armour Packing bids sought for a $75,000 Billings building. Sparks of Scarlet Fever close Stevensville schools for a week. Fort Benton reports heavy snow with ten foot drifts in Pleasant Valley. Lewistown: Lonvergen’s Grand Larceny of hides yields 1-3 year penitentiary term. Ryegate: Leon Johnson to be decorated by France. Bozeman: ten counties ask for farm bureau and agent services. Fort Benton: Turpon adjudged insane sent to Warm Springs asylum. Great Falls: Brother Van Orsdel gravely ill in hospital. Butte: Joseph Pope seeks federal prohibition post with strong endorsements. Lewistown: James A. Taylor jailed six to twelve years for cow theft from Manuel Massner. Helena: Charles Stevens, Union Bank messenger, noted.
Kidney disease harms many as kidneys filter the blood. Take GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules now. benefits seen in a day, with continued use to prevent future attacks. Buy the original imported GOLD MEDAL brand. money back if they do not help.
An old advertisement promotes a familiar external pain reliever for rheumatic aches soreness stiffness sprains and neuralgic pains. It emphasizes quick penetrating relief without rubbing and notes availability at drug stores with prices 35c 70c and 1.40.
Company of Helena was sand bagged and robbed of a package containing a large amount of money last week with estimates up to 50000 dollars. Yellowstone Post of the American Legion opposes universal military training but backs drills in schools and colleges and favors federal loans to veterans for farming homes or business investments. Max Bishop plans to start an evening newspaper in La Crosse Wisconsin with his brother. George T. Riggs, convicted of wife murder in 1918, was granted a life lease by the Montana Supreme Court and remanded for trial due to evidentiary errors.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap for shaving and bathing claiming doubled razor efficiency and improved skin health. It asserts no mugging, no slimy soap residue, no irritations even with twice daily shaves and offers one soap for shaving, bathing and shampooing.
London reports that England will complete the largest battle cruiser in the world late in November. The vessel will displace 44,000 tons normally and about 48,000 tons at full load, powered by oil burners and geared turbines producing 144000 horsepower for a speed of 31 knots.
Our Messrs B J Locker Fred Auerbauch and James R Metcalf oversee a large exhibit at Leggatt Hotel Butte from November 5 to 30 Samples Rooms 514 516 517 The lines shown in the state are carried year round in leading city hotels We receive new merchandise daily from European centers not yet in U S markets since 1914 Visitors can view recent imports from Europe Japan China and Mexico and latest American manufacture rather than a catalogue.
The Belt Creek federal aid highway connecting Monarch Neihart and the King's Hill road near White Sulphur Springs has been completed after a summer and fall build. About 19 miles long, the route ascends to nearly 8,000 feet, eliminates most railroad grade crossings, uses concrete bridges and culverts, and offers an 85 mile drive from Great Falls to the Little Belts summit for tourists.
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