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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1910

Page

2

Forty eight new doctors in Montana seek license

Helena April 9 Forty eight young medicos appeared before the state board of medical examiners to take the examination that will entitle them to practice medicine in Montana if they pass. In March the land office saw 110 original homestead entries 24 desert land entries two timber and stone entries and eight isolated tract sales with receipts and commissions totaling 1748 and land sales 4420.

Helena Montana Broadwater

Foley's Kidney Pills Endorsement Note

An old advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Pills as providing prompt relief for kidney and bladder disorders. The copy claims healing, strengthening, and antiseptic benefits and directs readers to City Drug Store for purchase.

Foley

Two Miners Die in Moonlight Shaft Blast

In Butte on April 9 two miners Dan Shea and Harry Meeker were killed by a dynamite blast at 1100 feet underground. The accident occurred at 3 a.m. when a box of 38 pounds of dynamite exploded. Meeker’s body was blown to pieces while Shea’s body remained intact but his hair was blown off.

Butte Dan Shea Harry Meeker Meeker Shea

Avery Pleads Guilty to Petit Larceny

E. Avery a telegraph operator from Divide pled guilty to petit larceny in a divide incident. He was arrested at Pocatello and sentenced to 60 days in jail.

Avery Butte E. Avery Divide Pocatello

Conductor Returns to Work After Kidney Remedy Cure

Wilford Adams writes of overcoming chronic rheumatism after using Foley's Kidney Remedy. He says two bottles eased pain, a third restored him to work as a Lexington street railway conductor. The ad claims the remedy removes uric acid and cures rheumatism. City Drug Store. 1-m

Qne Wilford Adams Foley Lexington, Ky

Resolutions Adopted by Helena Convention Delegates

Delegates to the county superintendents convention adopted resolutions protesting school census methods. They favored six summer schools for teachers and dividing county institute work into sections. They urged appointing a commission by the next legislature to revise state school laws.

Helena

Western railroads review tariffs to raise rates

Missoula reports April 14 that rate clerks of western railroads are examining tariffs to identify commodities for rate increases. The lines have already raised rates on dressed beef and announced higher coal rates from Illinois to other regions.

Missoula Illinois

Dr King’s New Life Pills Claim Liver Cure

Purported ad asserts pimples boils and liver trouble can be cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills. It promises rich red blood and rosy skin with a fine complexion. Sold at Potts Druggist for 25 cents. 1-m

Hundreds of Settlers Move to Montana Arrivals Reported

Helena April 12 records from State Veterinarian Knowles show about 700 carloads of settlers goods arrived in Montana since December 1, reflecting steady migration and supply movement into the state.

Helena Setlers Montana Knowles

Livestock Carload Totals by State Reported

Report lists cows loaded per car from various states. North Dakota 222, Washington 34, Colorado 34, Idaho 173, Oregon 1, Oklahoma 1, Nebraska 36, Indiana 8, New York 1, Arkansas 1, Michigan 9, Wisconsin 80, with other states making up the remainder. The figures reflect average stock car shipments and distribution across listed regions.

Cess North Dakota Washington Colorado Idaho Oregon Oklahoma Nebraska Indiana New York Arkansas Michigan Wisconsin States

Realty Gold Mining expands tramway with new machinery

Five cars were used to transport the tramway as the Realty Gold Mining company installs new machinery across its Sheridan district claims. Officials expect the entire property to be in operation with the updated equipment by May 1.

Sheridan Realty Gold Mining Company

Saved From the Grave by Dr. King's New Discovery

Mrs. M. L. Dix of Clarksville Tennessee credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing a severe four year lung illness She says the medicine eased chest pains and made her feel like a new person It treats coughs colds hay fever lagrippe asthma croup bronchitis hemorrhages hoarseness and whooping cough Trial bottles are free and prices are 50c and 1 00 Guaranteed by Potts the Druggist.

M. L. Dix Clarksville Tenn Potts

Old Resident Matt Rudolph Dies in Cabin

Matt Rudolph, 75, a Jefferson County pioneer prospector, was found dead in his cabin near Montana City. He reportedly died of heart failure while reading a newspaper, with the body in excellent condition, suggesting death occurred only hours before discovery.

Helena Matt Rudolph Jefferson County Montanaity

P. Begins Suit Over Timber Cut Dispute

The Northern Pacific Railway company has filed a district court suit in Helena alleging E. E. Keller of Madison County cut timber unlawfully from its lands. The action seeks $5,700 plus $400 costs.

Helena E. E. Keller Madison County Northern Pacific Railway Company

Arnica Salve Praised By War Veteran For Skin Ailments

L W Harriman of Burlington Maine suffered eczema for forty years after service. He credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing him when other remedies failed. Salve advertised as healer for sores ulcers boils burns cuts wounds bruises and piles. 25c at Potts the Druggist. 1-m

L. W. Harriman Burlington Bucklen Potts

Governor Norris to Delegate Duties to McCone During Absence

Governor Edwin L. Norris announced he will be out of the state Wednesday and Thursday and that Lieutenant Governor W. R. Allen is also away. As president pro tempore of the senate, Senator George McCone of Dawson county will assume gubernatorial duties. Norris will deliver the principal address at the Jefferson celebration in Spokane before leaving.

McCone Helena Edwin L. Norris A. N. Yoder W. R. Allen George McCone Dawson County Senate Norris Spokane

Airship Firm Forms in Butte With $250000 Capital

Articles of incorporation filed in Butte Montana establish the Robert Carlson Airship Company. Directors are Robert Carlson S Hogewell and John A Smith all residents of Butte. Capital stock set at 250000 dollars with 1 share valued at 1 dollar. Carlson subscribes 249988 shares Hogewell and Smith each hold one share.

The Demon of the Air Germ of LaGrippe

An 19th century health ad claims la grippe pain and after effects cause weakness nervousness and poor appetite. It urges readers to try a tonic from Potts the Druggist priced at 50 cents with perfect satisfaction guaranteed.

Potts

Northern Pacific surveys Montana lands for settlement

The Northern Pacific Railway company is soil surveying 40 acre tracts across Montana as groundwork for selling land to settlers. The program started in Eastern Montana and has moved westward to Winston and will soon reach the Prickly Pear valley.

Montana Helena Northern Pacific Railway Company Winston Prickly Pear

Stranger Shot While Trying to Escape in Billings

An unknown horse thief, wounded in Billings after a deputy sheriff shot him to prevent escape, expressed admiration for the shooter and said he would shake the officer’s hand. He is wanted in Sheridan, Wyoming, on horse theft charges.

Billings Williamson Sheridan Wyoming

Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted by City Drug Store

An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the popular cure for coughs colds croup and bronchitis from City Drug Store with claims it never fails.

Foley City Drug Store

The Cooneys Lose in Note Suit

Judgment for 3210.50 awarded to J Lydia Generaux against Frank and Mrs Cooney after trial before Judge Lynch. W E Collins trustee in a bank appeared as witness for defendants. Suit filed to recover on a note.

Cooneys Butte J. Lydia Generaux Frank Cooney Lynch W. E. Collins

Banquet Honors Seven Hundred at Butte Event

Butte on April 13 reports a banquet where nearly seven hundred men gathered around the festal board. The scene reflects a large community gathering with speeches and shared meals capturing the era's social spirit.

Butte

Woodlark Squirrel Poison Promoted for Gopher Control

An advertisement touts Woodlark Squirrel Poison as the most reliable and destructive agent for eradicating gophers squirrels sage rats and prairie dogs. It claims no mixing required and guaranteed strength despite moisture, with dealers offering refunds and a free pamphlet from Hoyt Chemical Co Portland Oregon Potts the Druggist.

Hoyt Cheuicar, Co Portland Oregon Potts

Laymen's Missionary movement draws crowds in Butte

A pavilion at Columbia gardens hosted a gathering last night as women spectators filled the galleries, aiding the launch of one of the decade's major religious movements, the Laymen's Missionary movement sweeping across the continent.

Columbia Gardens Butte

Beginning of concrete work at Hauser Dam near Helena

Helena April 13. Work starts today and continues daily until completion. Concrete will be laid at a rate of one thousand cubic yards per day by the contractors unless unforeseen contingencies arise.

Helena

Sound Sleep and Health Benefit Report

A testimonial from J. L. Southers of Eau Claire Wisconsin. He says years of back pain kidney soreness and poor appetite improved after taking Foley's Kidney Pills. Now he sleeps well eats normally and feels his general health greatly improved and recommends the remedy.

J. L. Southers Eau Claire Wis Foley City Drug Store

Oregon Short Line to Order 47 Locomotives and 1,473 Cars

Equipment for O S L Butte to cost millions of dollars will be ordered at once. Contracts are being made in the east for 47 locomotives 87 passenger cars and 1 473 freight and maintenance cars.

O. S. L. Butte Anq Oregon Short Line

No Officers at Polson Mayor or Council Seats

Polson elected officials invalid because the city did not exist a year ago and had no residents thus no one meets the one year residency requirement for mayor or councilman.

Helena Polson Flathead

Prompt relief with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick relief for threats and lung trouble. It is described as pleasant to take and soothing, with sale through Potts the Druggist.

Potts

Stiff Fine Imposed for Liquor License Violation

Billings April 12 Frank De George of Broadview was arraigned for selling liquor without a license. He pleaded guilty and was fined two hundred dollars by Justice Mann.

Billings Frank DeGeorge Broadview

Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Cure for Kidney and Bladder

An advertisement states Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure kidney and bladder troubles within reach of medicine. The claim is endorsed as a universal cure by the City Drug Store.

Foley City

Hunter's Springs Sold to Northern Pacific Railway

Livingston April 13. James Murray a Butte capitalist has sold Hunter's Hot Spring to the Northern Pacific Railway company. The price paid for the resort is not public.

Hunter’s Springs Livingston James If Murray Butte Hunter's Hot Spring Northern Pacific Railway Company

Allen's Foot Ease Relief Ad

An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder as a cure for nervous, painful feet and bunions. It claims instant relief, easier shoe fit, and usefulness for new shoes, offering a 25 cent mail option and a free trial package.

Allen Ackage Allen S. Olmsted Levy

Ten Dollars Reward For Telegram Line Sabotage

Ten dollars reward offered by Southern Montana Telephone Company for information leading to arrest and conviction of any person shooting insulators off telephone lines or destroying or interfering with lines. Reward offered for public safety.

Southern Montana Telephone Company

Fine Lot of Stallions at Reynolds Ranch near Dillon

Reynolds Ranch south of Dillon offers a fine lot of stallions including grade and registered stock draft types weighing 1800 to 2000 pounds when mature. Acclimated and ready for service, they come from high grade mares and registered sires, promising health and usefulness in this climate.

Reynolds

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