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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1911
Page
2
William Mann a former Helena resident and five year eastern college student has been appointed to a Smithsonian expedition to Brazil this spring. The honor recognizes a young scholar whose work merits selection.
A dressing for flesh wounds burns scalds old sores and chafed skin is Ballards Snow Liniment. It is described as healing and antiseptic. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by Potts the Druggist. Sm
Helena April 5 The state board of medical examiners conducts the semi annual examination for medicine practice in Montana. Twenty eight applicants including two women attend the session. Board members listed: Drs Riddle Cooney Renick McCarthy Mills Poindexter and Adams from Helena Butte Missoula Dillon Great Falls.
An advertisement urges keeping a bottle of Ballard's Horehound Syrup within reach to stop the tickling causing a cough all night. It lists prices 25c 50c and 1.00 and notes Potts the Druggist as the seller.
The College Regimental band will depart Bozeman in a private car on April 17 for a multistop tour. Stops include Butte April 17 Anaconda April 19 Dillon April 18 Great Falls April 20 Helena April 21 and Townsend April 22.
Advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills as a busy daily health aid. Claims sugar coated globules cure constipation headache chills dyspepsia malaria and transform weakness into strength and energy. Priced at 25 cents from Potts the druggist.
Helena April 5 The state live stock sanitary board appointed Dr. A. H. Cheney of Miles City and Dr. W. C. Orr of Dillon as deputy state veterinarians. The action follows a Twelfth assembly law allowing extra deputies.
Samuel Birch of Beetown Wisconsin escaped serious injury after a frightful sore appeared. Bucklen Arnica Salve was praised as the great healer of ulcers burns boils eczema scalds cuts corns cold sores bruises and piles. Potts druggist sells the salve at 25 cents.
Anaconda April 5 John Zatz fined $50 by Judge Murphy for carrying a gun. He was arrested Sunday by Police Chief Barney Fitzpatrick. The judge also gave a severe lecture.
Mrs. F. Marti of St. Joe Michigan reports her boy recovered from a severe bronchial trouble after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. She says the medicine cured the cough choking and gagging spells and the boy recovered quickly. The product is sold by all druggists.
Gold and silver ag gating 104092 in value were received at the government assay office in Helena during March. County receipts include Broadwater 1337 Chouteau 25420 Fergus 31900 Granite 264 Jefferson 34 Lewis and Clark 11587 Madison 32937 Park 61 Powell 432 Silver Bow 78.
The state livestock board organized in Helena on April 3 electing H. H. Sappington of Jefferson county as president and D. W. Raymond as secretary, both unanimously. Governor Noerris urged thorough investigations into estray fund financial wrongdoing.
Medical advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as safe for children. It claims the product contains no opiates or harmful drugs and notes a yellow package. Sold by all druggists.
Helena April 4 E E Esselstyn state treasurer filed March financials with Governor Norris. Receipts totaled 71654.98 disbursements 581417.17 leaving cash balance 716716.30. Bond investments stand at 3270909.37 with a March 1 balance of 1226487.49.
A promotional note asserts Foley Kidney Pills provide prompt relief for kidney and bladder disorders and recommends use by all druggists as the sale point. It emphasizes universal efficacy and urges readers to try the product.
Sheriff George Lee arrested W. L. Nottingham at Missoula for stabbing S. C. Lawson near Stevensville on Saturday. Nottingham released on $1,000 bond. Lawson remains very weak from loss of blood.
An advertisement touts Herb ine as a liver stomach and bowels cleanser to purify the blood and improve complexion. It promises a fine pink and white skin tone and active digestion. Sold by Potts the Druggist for 50 cents.
A masked bandit robbed Tom Rowan's saloon on North Excelsior last night, lining up the few patrons and taking only $11. No injuries reported as the robber escaped.
Mr Wilford Adams credits Poleys Kidney Remedy for relief from chronic rheumatism. He says after using a second and third bottle he regained strength and resumed work as a street railway conductor in Lexington Kentucky. The product claims to purify blood and remove uric acid and is sold by druggists.
Great Falls on April 3 reports a home robbery costing more than 2000 in rare jewels. The victims are Mr. and Mrs. J. C. E. Barker who describe the event as an April fool.
A Wisconsin resident from Eau Claire reports chronic back pain kidney soreness and poor appetite. After taking Foley Kidney Pills for a short time she sleeps well and her overall health improves, claiming a cure. Sold by all Druggists.
Missoula voters will decide May 17 on adopting a commission form of government after the city council acted on petitions filed by residents. About 80 registered voters reportedly faked eligibility in the petition effort.
Mrs. Laura Gaines of Avoca La credits Electric Bitters with saving her life after doctors gave up. She praises the tonic for relief from fainting dizziness backache headaches weakness debility constipation and kidney issues. A Potts druggist advertises them at 50 cents with a money back guarantee.
Libby April 3 The Kootenai national forest with headquarters in Libby reports timber sales totaling 15 517 41 dollars over the past six months, a higher figure than any other forest in the country.
Billings reports indicate wool prices next season will match last season’s levels. Flockmasters cite Liverpool market feedback as influence, noting its influence over U.S. wool prices.
George Sandall known as the strong man was taken to Belt by Deputy Sheriff A D McLeod and arraigned on impersonating a United States deputy marshal. He allegedly coerced homesteader Bazant to surrender filing papers to a claim.
Postoffice Inspectors A L Paisley and Charles Riddiford of the Spokane division led to the arrest of Harry L. Kelly a registry clerk at the local postoffice on charges of stealing two registered packages with a total value of 2200 dollars.
Prof Alfred Atkinson head of the agronomy department at the agricultural college in Bozeman has been invited to judge the small grains for the $1000 sweepstakes at the national land and irrigation show in New York at Madison Square Garden next November. Other judges are Prof L H Bailey of Cornell and W M Jardine of Kansas university.
In Lewistown on April 4 seven cattlemen sue the Milwaukee for 10560 alleging cattle shipped from Judith Gap to Chicago last October were delayed and harmed by abrupt train stops and improper feeding and watering, with stops not made on schedule.
Hiram Scranton of Clay City Illinois, sick with consumption after five doctors warned climate would help, tried Dr Kings New Discovery. He credits it with saving his life and restoring his ability to work. Advertises it for lung diseases coughs colds la grippe asthma and more. Price 50 cents and 1 dollar trial bottle free guaranteed by Potts the druggist.
One of the region’s largest ranch transactions occurs as Frank Bell sells his 1 360 acre Willow creek valley property to J K Hesler assistant cashier of the Butte bank of W A Clark and Bro for 40000 dollars. The ranch is among Madison county’s finest and is well improved.
Twin Bridges April 14. C. J. Wilcomb, a young rancher in Pageville, sold 250 gallons of cream from 20 cows in March. Cream shipped to Butte for confectionery purposes fetched the highest market price, yielding about $225 gross, or $11.25 per cow.
Dillon resident W R Kent recounts relief from backache and kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He recalls previous public praise two years earlier and notes a renewed cure when symptoms returned. Sold by Potts Drug Store and other dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Deans.
Last night bells rang and whistles blew signaling the completion of a $50,000 fundraising campaign for the Young Men's Christian Association. The drive lasted six days and successfully met its goal.
Chris Larson was arrested in Armstead last week on a second degree assault charge for allegedly attacking and choking Mrs. Voshage as she returned home from the Inn around nine o'clock. He was bound over to the district court this week.
The Dillon Public Library lists evening hours from 7 to 9 30 p m on Monday and Wednesday, and on Friday 4 to 6 p m plus Saturday 3 to 6 p m. Additional Tuesday and Friday evenings are open to readers.
Prominence given to drying preparations that worsen catarrh leads to Ely's Crest a Balm as a cleansing soothing healing remedy. Advertises the 50 cent size sold by druggists with Ely Brothers at 56 Warren Street New York and claims painless non irritative relief without cocaine or mercury.
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