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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1907
Page
6
John Steiner a Valley county sheepherder wandered six days and nights in April after losing his way near Hinsdale. He endured exposure with no food or shelter before finally reaching a residence and seeking medical care for severely frozen feet.
The advertisement states Fo ley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended for children and adults by 1-m City Drug Store.
In Valley county the Milk river valley is a single floodplain as the river runs out of banks with snowmelt. Two men are known dead and fear grows for many others missing. Max Peterson and his father near Glasgow were drowned while attempting to reach high ground. their horse tipped over a cut bank into deep water and swept them away.
A drugstore card certifies Foley's Honey and Tar as a cough remedy with claims it stops coughs and heals lungs. It warns of genuine product in a yellow package and urges customers to refuse substitutes. Contains no opiates and promises protection against pneumonia and consumption.
Helena April 15 The first meeting of the state livestock sanitary board was held with Dr. William Treacy elected chairman. Other members named include T. C. Power and J. T. Murphy, presidents of respective state boards.
The board today focused on animal health issues cattle scab and horse mange in the northern part of the state, outlining concerns and potential steps for monitoring and control.
An реклам style note asserts appendicitis risk from chronic constipation and promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a mild remedy that stimulates liver and bowels. The ad warns against substitutes and is attributed to 1lm City Dru Store.
Ex-sheriff Alpha Sires aged 12 died at Columbus hospital from an abdominal tumor. He had lived in Great Falls about 15 years and served as deputy sheriff for six years. The obituary notes a wife, a daughter, his mother and sister. A booster ad promotes Foley's Kidney Cure with a Wayne West Virginia testimonial.
Billings April 13 Word reached J C Sheffer Western Union manager that his 12 year old son Ralph who vanished from Billings a few days ago has been found at Alliance Nebraska The boy was believed taken from the city by a number of tramps
Manitoba editor praises Chamberlain stomach and liver tablets for biliousness from sedentary life. The dose is gentle and effective and cleanses the digestive tract and clears the head. Sold by R L Riley Druggist with samples and 25 cent price. 1-m
W. W. White, a committee member assigned to locate a state fish hatchery site near Missoula, sent a letter to W. F. Scott, the commission chairman, about the hatchery location.
Prominent medical writers endorse Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a curative for mucous surface diseases including nasal catarrh throat and bronchial coughs. The advertisement promises blood purification and relief for weak stomach biliousness and liver torpor with accompanying All Healing Salve and a justification to demand known composition medicines.
A commission was urged to notify Missoula of its meeting schedule to evaluate sites. The city was prepared to provide one of the state's finest locations at no cost for the purpose, highlighting its readiness to host the proceedings.
W F Gaston of Pasco Georgia recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy for whooping cough calling it the best medicine he has used. The safe and sure remedy is for sale locally.
Fort Benton reports the Missouri river navigation is open. Norris, a Judith merchant and ranchman, sent the first flatboats carrying merchandise and farm machinery.
An advertisement warns that kidney trouble is insidious and may become fatal. It urges taking Foley's Kidney Cure at first signs to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease. Distributed by City Drug Store.
Helena April 16 Attorney General A G Galen and William Wallace Jr counsel for the Northern Pacific Railway differ on the new law banning trainmen from shifts over sixteen hours. Galen says the law is constitutional and urges enforcement, signaling a test case to settle the issue.
An advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Cure claiming it stops irregularities and cures kidney and bladder trouble within medical reach. The copy emphasizes broad applicability and urges reader action.
County Attorney Harry L. Wilson Mayor Foster and Chief Talgo inspected all saloons and similar venues in Billings and warned proprietors that state laws governing wine rooms and women on premises will be strictly enforced.
Be advised that all supplies must be ordered on our regular form from the office. Any claim not so ordered will be rejected. Dated Dillon March 5, 1907. Board of County Commissioners Beaverhead County Montana.
Sheriff S C Small leaves Glasgow for Seattle to seize Elijah Smith once cashier of Malta First State Bank. Smith allegedly embezzled 17000 dollars last fall, fled to Alaska, then to Seattle where Pinkerton detectives detained him as a day laborer.
Great Falls April 18 health officials fear an epidemic as a Christian Science family on Arrow Creek refuses medical aid for smallpox. Michael L. Lynch and five family members are identified as the household involved, with contagion spreading in the northeastern county.
A family with two ill children led to a smallpox outbreak scare. Neighbors visiting the home prompted a physician and deputy sheriff to inspect and quarantine the residence. A doctor advised vaccination for willing residents and isolation for those exposed who refused vaccination.
Livingston census reports population of 6052, up 1500 in two years and more than double the 1900 figure. The notice promises a free Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets sample at Riley's Drug Store, touting benefits for digestion and appetite. regular size 25 cents.
Judge Leslie of the district court held the first session of a juvenile court under a new law in Great Falls on April 17. He committed three youthful offenders to the reform school for placement and rehabilitation.
John R. Copes, a Tivoli theatre bartender in Missoula, was arrested today on complaints by Chief Miller for selling liquor to women in violation of the new law. The city revoked the Club saloon license amid alleged disregard of the early closing ordinance.
The Dillon Public Library announces evening hours for book distribution from 7 to 9 30 p m on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays. Friday afternoon 4 to 6 and Saturday afternoon 3 to 6 are also set. On Tuesday and Friday evenings the library is open to readers.
At the Montana Stockgrowers Association second day in Miles City Mr Adams deputized by Gif ford Pinchot outlined forest reserve grazing policy. Senator Joseph M Dix urged a clear convention expression on public land disposition proposing 1280 acre homesteads with seven years residence and annual improvements, entry limited to non irrigable land.
Nasal catarrh relief is advertised through Ely's Cream Balm, praised as pleasantly aromatic and cleansing the nasal surface. The 50 cent size is sold by druggists with a 10 cent trial mail option and a liquid form version announced for atomizer use, matching the solid product’s medicine properties.
From my flock headed by a Fisher bird, mammoth bronze turkey eggs at 2.00 per 7. Also White Rocks snow white and breeding eggs 1.50 per 13 2.75 per 30 4.00 per 50 7.00 per 100. Cocks on cockerels priced 2.50 good 2.00 fair 1.50. Red Rock Mont Ee 1886.
Notice of sale for 87 acres in Dillon Montana owned by the Dillon Fair and Racing Association. Sealed bids due by noon May 1 with 10 percent certified check. cash terms. Board may reject all bids. Property suitable for farming or as a training and race course with a fast track. G. T. Paul secretary. First published March 12, 1907.
United States Land Office Helena Montana announces Henry C Patterson of Dell Montana filed intent to prove up desert land claim 6213 for 320 acres in Beaverhead County T14S R11W with spring confluence route to be surveyed. Hearing before U S Commissioner A S Johnson Dillon Montana on May 9 1907 with witnesses Edgar Kenison Ha Andrus Gilber A McNinch and William C Patterson all of Dell.
Notice is given that William K. Edwards of Monida Montana has filed intention to make final five year proof for Homestead Entry 12683 for the NWSW 29 and EMSEY SWYSEX 30 Township 13 N Range 5 W. Proof will be before A S Johnson U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on May 9 1907 proving residence and cultivation. Witnesses Eli E. Twitchell Charles Rody John Haligan Samuel B. Burnsides all of Monida Montana. Frank D. Mirace Register.
Earl C. Selway of Dillon Montana files desert land claim No 8184 for sections 4 and 9 in town 5 south range 7 west before U S Commissioner A S Johnson at Dillon on May 11 1907. Claimed by Charles H Chapman Adolph C Decker Daniel V Erwin and Charles L Hansen all of Dillon Montana. Frank D Mirate Register.
Notice is given that John Kambitch of Melrose Montana filed intention to make proof on desert land claim 8165 for Lot 6 Sec 30 T 28 R W and SEYNE Mw NEMSEY and Lot 2 Sec 25 T 25 R 10 W before A S Johnson U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on May 9 1907 to prove irrigation and reclamation Elmer O Bateman Peter Olson John Skrenar and Thomas Davidson all Melrose Montana Frank D Miratcz Register
Helena Montana March 29 1907 notice that Sarah F Landeau of Dell Montana has filed intention to make proof on desert land claim No 8495 for the W324 SE Section 12 and eyed Sec 13 T12S R10W before A John.
The document names witnesses to prove irrigation and reclamation completion. Named witnesses include Henry Gleed of Lima Montana Smith M McKnight Thomas B Patterson and Joseph Hainds all from Dell Montana. 145 FRANK D MIRACLE Register.
In District Court Beaverhead Montana estate of Thomas H Judge deceased an administrator invites creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be shown at the administrator C W Robison office Dillon Montana. John H Judge administrator dated March 26 1907
Helena Montana February 23 1907 Victoria Waldemar of Grant Montana files desert land claim No 8032 for E4 SW4 Sec 26 and EMNW Sec 85 T8S R13W before F A Hazel baker Clerk of Court Dillon Montana on Saturday April 27 1907 Witnesses include John L Waldemar Alexander Paine Hiram McKinney and Joseph Shorts all of Grant Montana Frank D Mrracte Register.
Notice to J S Burnett John Roberts and Attilio Guidici that $700 spent on Delia Quartz Lode Mining Claim in Bloody Dick mining district Beaverhead County Montana secures annual labor for 1900 through 1906. If within 90 days after publication or service they do not contribute their share, their interest becomes the subscriber S Roberts property under the statute.
The county clerk in Dillon dated February 13 1907 notifies all parties to call and cancel paid uncancelled mortgages before the first Monday in March to avoid assessment against the mortgagee. Abstract of mortgages will be prepared and placed with the Assessor for taxation.
Dillon Montana March 12 1907 notice to R J Ball that $200 labor and improvements are due on the Indian Squaw Quartz Lode mining claim. If not paid within 90 days of publication or service, Ball’s interest will vest in the subscribing co-owner who has spent the required amount under the mining laws.
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