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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1903
Page
5
Dr. A F Longeway, secretary of Montana’s state health board, travels to Missoula to oversee spotted fever work and will seek a Marine Hospital specialist from Washington to lead the investigation with state funding for an additional expert. Ravalli and Missoula counties pledge matching $400 contributions.
An early morning fire at the Olson block in Butte endangered about two hundred inmates. Fire officials report the blaze was incendiary with estimated losses around 7000 dollars. No lives were lost thanks to prompt fire department action. Moki Tea advertised as a remedy, sold at Central Pharmacy for 25 and 50 cents.
A brief ad promotes a positive guarantee for heart burn indigestion and dyspepsia relief. One tablet provides immediate relief and is offered in two sizes 25 ots and 50 ots at Central Pharmacy.
Helena and nearby shooters resist a new game law prohibiting spring waterfowl shooting. The measure, enacted by the recent legislature, faces little support locally even as the season yields abundant birds.
The advertisement promotes a remedy called One Minute Cough Cure claiming immediate relief for coughs croup and influenza like illnesses. It asserts the product acts at the site of trouble without passing into the stomach and heals by reducing inflammation aiding lungs oxygen delivery. Central Pharmacy.
Helena-Ranchmen five miles north of the city report depredations by a suspected mountain lion. Several valuable calves have been killed recently, though the marauder has not been seen by any rancher.
A customer with a six month severe cough was reportedly cured after using one and a half bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy bought from Haynes-Parker & Co. Lineville Alabama. The product is marketed by Central Pharmacy.
The Epworth Leagues of the state will hold their annual convention in Great Falls June 17 18 and 19. Ad dresses will be delivered by top League talent from across the state.
An advertise promising Acker's English Remedy will stop a cough instantly and cure the worst cold in twelve hours with a money back guarantee. It is sold at Central Pharmacy in Helena. Helena Gun club nearing final plans for the Montana Sportsmen's Association annual tournament to be staged in May with the three day shooting program released this week.
An advertisement touts a Sher man headache cure offering instant relief with a one dose claim. It promises guaranteed harmless effects and immediate relief, priced at 250 and 100 per box, sold by City Drug.
An advertisement touts Lane's Medicine as a mild herbal laxative that improves digestion and complexion, prepared like tea and sold at 25 and 50 canta by City Drug Store. The piece also covers Miles City's hosting of the eighteenth annual Montana Stockgrowers Association meeting, noting a large crowd and an attempted move to Helena that failed.
The text praises Syrup of Figs as a mild laxative for children and claims it is the true remedy manufactured only by the Culornia Fig Syrup Co. The product is presented as preferable to other laxatives and enjoyed by children.
At a large Monday meeting of the Eugene 8. French camp Spanish American war veterans in Helena the idea was raised that camp members accompany President Roosevelt from Helena to Butte as a special guard of honor. Roosevelt is a member of the veterans group, and the proposal is considered likely to be agreeable to him.
Josie McDonald of Day West Virginia says springtime rheumatic attacks faded after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. She reports immediate relief from the first application and full improvement after one bottle, now keeping a supply at home. For sale by Central Pharmacy.
Arrangements nearly complete for Montana's first sale of registered full blooded cattle in Helena on May 6 and 7. John W. Page secretary of the Breeders' Association is coordinating preparations and nearing completion of plans.
Advert tells Bucklen’s Amica Salve cures Burns Sores Bruises Cuts Boils Ulcers Skin Eruptions and Piles. Price 250 and satisfaction guaranteed by City Drug Store.
Havre Chief Little Bear of the Crees announces the annual grass dance on May 20. A subscription list for donations has circulated and invitations have been sent to neighboring tribes. Indians expect a large event attended by both Red Men and white neighbors.
Public notice proclaims DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as the only pure salve made from unadulterated witch hazel and claims it has cured thousands of stubborn piles. It warns of counterfeit imitators and urges readers to obtain the genuine product from Central Pharmacy.
A large consignment of 10,000 cattle owned by Mormon emigrants is expected to move through the city soon via the Montana Central and Montana railways. The movement reflects the ongoing migration and livestock trade affecting regional transport routes.
Prof F B Linfield of Montana State College outlines practical smut controls for oats and wheat. The guidance compares formaldehyde and hot water treatments, noting cost, safety, and seed viability, and warns against blue stone due to seed toxicity. It emphasizes a ten minute soak, thorough wetting, and proper drying before planting.
M. M. Lockwood of Hamilton, a veteran of the Big Hole battle and Montane volunteer in the Nez Perce conflict, asks the government to reimburse cattle and horse losses suffered when Nez Perces drove them off. He carries wounds from the fight that left him a slight cripple for life. He has pressed several efforts, including a Washington trip, with no satisfactory promise yet.
Dr Theodore Brice of Stevensville reports four new spotted fever cases in Bitter Root valley. None are serious. one patient is nearly recovered and the others are progressing well.
The trial of J. W. Kelley, accused of fatally shooting Dr. H A Cayley in Butte last fall, began in district court Monday. Jury selection took time and attorneys argued over admitting purported dying statements of the victim as evidence, with little substantive progress this week.
M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana faced his wife's severe stomach and liver trouble. He sought Dr King s New Life Pills. she found relief at once and was ultimately cured. Sold for 25 cents at City Drug Store.
In a Saturday blast injury, Great Falla Gus Nelson a Swede employed on the local sewer work sustained serious injuries. Central Pharmacy advertises Chamberlain's Pain Balm promising quick relief and full bottle warranty with 25 and 50 cent prices.
Helena J. Keerl will be tried May 13 before Judge Henry O. Smith on a charge of murdering Thomas Crystal a Milwaukee saloon bartender last year.
Mrs. Mary Crick of White Plains Kentucky credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with resolving years of dyspepsia. She reports rapid improvement after using the product and regained weight health and strength enabling her to eat freely again.
Fraulein Bertha Irupp eldest daughter of a German toymaker inherits under her father's will and is described as the richest woman in the world. The report notes her German origins and status as heir to the fortune.
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