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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1906
Page
2
The Rosebud County canvass shows 263 votes for the primary and 72 against after a Saturday board of canvassers meeting. A Maple Landing, Iowa man recalls rapid relief from la grippe using Chamberlain’s products, noting their effectiveness.
The total needed for a creamery has been raised to 4500 and 654 dairy owners pledge to supply cream. The plans call for a plant capable of producing 1000 pounds of butter daily.
An old brief notes science allegedly proves the moon has an atmosphere and could support life in some form though not human habitation. The ad touts Electric Bitters as a cure all tonic for numerous ailments with a 50 cent price tag and guarantee by R L Riley.
A Bac, Kentucky merchant J W Williams recalls severe lung hemorrhages twenty years ago and credits Dr King’s New Discovery with his recovery. He says it cured chronic coughs colds bronchitis and weak lungs. Sold by R L Riley with guarantee 50 cents and 1.00, trial bottle free.
Anaconda G D Walker from Big Hole district travels to town with about 500 head of steers. The herd, previously sold to Greena Mayer & Co of Chicago, has been resold to J Kennedy, buyer for Fierborn of Taccera. A single 1,800-pound Hereford three-year-old is highlighted as a top specimen.
Chapleau Ontario constable Mr William Thomas Lanergan recalls catching a cold while pursuing a burglar. He credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a full recovery after two small bottles. Sold by Riley the druggist.
Bozeman leader Bozeman Rodney Wellington Hey with Henry F. Sears of the Republican Courier and local dealer John H. Dawes promote a large summer camp for Harvard Yale Princeton and University of Pennsylvania students. The site is described as near the park boundary at the head of West Gallatin canyon, a wild and picturesque northwest location.
Three men who worked as switchmen in the Northern Pacific yards were arrested by Officer McCoy on a charge of breaking into and robbing merchandise cars late Sunday night.
The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as the gentlest laxative for children and claims it is the true remedy manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
Billings John Foster walked into a police station in Macon Missouri and confessed to forgery. He claimed rioters would attack if he returned to the scene. Missouri officials were notified and would pursue the alleged forger. 2.4 Maeeth.
An advertisement extols Acker's Blood Elixir as a universal purifier for impure blood and related ailments. It claims to cure scrofulous or syphilitic poisons and other blood diseases, with a positive guarantee on every bottle. The note concludes with a seller tag R L Riley cow.
T J Bird, proprietor of the region s sole Angora herd, is shearing about 1200 head including many thoroughbreds. The dip is extra heavy and fine mohair is produced. Efforts focus on proper sorting and grading to fetch top prices. Market ready in a few days.
L. A. Napier of Bugles Kentucky claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured his piles after ten years of suffering. The testimonial notes the salve heals wounds burns and sores quickly and recommends the product from R L Riley druggist.
Engineer C. C. Babb in charge of the Milk River irrigation project has moved from Chinook to field headquarters at Babb near St. Marys Lake on the Blackfeet reservation to begin construction at the earliest date.
Mrs Alexander of Cary Maine says Dr King's New Life Pills keep stomach liver and bowels in perfect order. The purifier is painless and infuses new life. Guaranteed by R L Riley druggist. Price 25 cents small order.
Lewistown reports the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad company on Wednesday secured 8,000 acres of land in the county’s southern part from Enterprise Land and Investment Company of Chicago.
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Pain Balm as a quick relief for rheumatism and a path to permanent cure with continued use. It invites readers to buy from Riley the Druggist and frames a happy home as the reward for relief from pain.
Mrs. O P Oleson wife of the Northern Pacific section foreman at Avon was burned fatally while tending a brush fire on the Oleson ranch two miles west of Avon. A flame burst shot into her face and clothing caught fire as a boy rushed for help. she died before aid could reach her.
Report from Twin Bridges Monitor details Thomas Bird’s Angora goat operation beside the Big Hele river. A canvas tent shelters goats and shearing gear as fleece yields top prices from four to five dollars a pound for selected lots. Bird expects profits from clears of willow and briar covered lands after housing the fleece.
Ill health prompts Dr. Horace W. Tilden to take a two week vacation and walk hundreds of miles across Beaverhead and Madison counties. He starts from Dillon to Bannack and plans to ride a route through Horse Prairie Centennial valley Bedrock lakes site Ruby valley and return via Sheridan and Twin Bridges. Prof. L R Foote will speak at the church and Lieut Gov Edwin Norris will address the evening service on Christian citizenship with special music led by Ezra Allen.
A. F. Graeter sold the Odd Fellow building at Idaho and Bannack to the State Bank of Dillon for 9000 and Apollo lodge I O O F for 5000. The bank will occupy the basement and first floor, the lodge the second floor, with occupancy planned in about thirty days.
New York reports the national relief fund for San Francisco reaching 15.8 million dollars with expectations it will reach 20 million. San Francisco city contributions exceed 2 million and could hit 3 million excluding supplies and transportation. Insurance losses are estimated at 300 million with 175 million covered by companies.
Information filed by County Attorney Melton with Clerk Frank A. Hazzelbaker charges Joe Miller Blackey Burns and Fred Seyde with second degree assault on Robert McDowell Saturday night April 7th. They are expected to be tried at the May term of court.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Martin Innes died Tuesday in St James hospital Dillon physicians did all possible and the baby was taken to Butte for surgery. The remains were brought to Dillon Wednesday morning and interment was in Mountain View cemetery. Grace Gray of Saw Mill Point on the Grasshopper visited Miss Emma Burfiend early this week. G W Dart Hardware Co advertises barb wire stock fencing iron roofing and asbestos roofing prices.
Beaverhead County High School trustees begin planting trees and leveling the athletic field this week. Bluegrass sowing covers both outside and inside the school grounds as part of early Arbor Day style improvements.
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