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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1907
Page
2
The general recruiting office maintained in Helena by the War Department has been handling all feasible business for several months and continues to operate at full capacity
An advertisement urges readers to try Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder issues. It claims a positive cure for all forms and directs readers to purchase at the City Drug Store.
Helena on August Jr. featured an American National Bank window display illustrating ongoing placer mining opportunities in Montana. The exhibit highlighted the potential to locate and mine rich placer grounds, underscoring that the mining era remains active.
M T Lynch editor of the Phillipsburg Daily Post commends Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds in his family calling it the best medicine he has used. Available at City Drug Store.
In Helena on August 1 officials announce plans to organize riding and driving horse owners and automobile owners to promote the good road movement. The effort aims to encourage road building and attractivness of highways.
R A Gray of Oakville Indiana recounts ten years bedridden with kidney disease. Despite top medical care he found no relief until Foley's Kidney Cure, which he calls a God send. Sold at City Drug Store.
In Gilbertsville Otsego County Wm M Dietz endorses Dr King’s New Discovery as a universal remedy for coughs colds and lung throat diseases. He notes a trial bottle free offer and lists Riley the Druggist in Great Falls with prices 50c and 1.00. A separate report describes a crazed sheepherder derailing Great Northern No 3 near Toedo station killing the fireman and injuring several passengers.
The piece argues that life expectancy is capped by a critical 50 to 60 year period and urges careful body care. It promotes Electric Bitters as Nature’s best helper after 50, a tonic claimed to revitalize every organ. Sold by Riley the Druggist at 50c. 1m
George L. Judd was struck by lightning yesterday afternoon around one o'clock and instantly killed at his father's ranch near Sedan, about thirty-five miles from Bozeman. He had stepped outside to help a horse ensnared by a rope he had tied moments before.
Advertisement notes Ely's Cream Balm treats nasal catarrh through diffusion across the nasal surface. The 50c trial size is offered, with mail orders 10c. An atomizer friendly liquid Cream Balm is announced at 75c, marketed by druggists or mail order for home use.
The Scandinavian Brotherhood of Helena will hold its annual picnic at Alhambra Springs on Sunday August 4. All Scandinavians and members are invited to participate.
C G Hays of Bluff Missouri proclaims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve the quickest and surest healing salve for sores burns wounds and piles. The product is guaranteed by Riley the Druggist and priced at 25 cents.
At Safley’s undertaking rooms this afternoon was held the funeral of John Butler foreman of a grading crew who were blasting rock for a Milwaukee road cut near Baker Mont last Saturday. Butler was killed when rock fell during blasting operations.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the sun like regular performers. Riley the Druggist guarantees the remedy with a 25 cent price claim.
Attorney General Galen rules that all U S citizens aged 21 or older, who have lived in Montana for one year and in the local school district 30 days before election, may vote on school bond issues without requiring voter registration. The ruling applies to the Lewis and Clark county bond election inquiry.
Mr J H Seitz of Detroit Michigan reports the tablets restored his impaired appetite and relieved bloated feelings while promoting satisfactory bowel movement. Price is 25 cents with free samples and available from R L Riley.
Butte Montana August 1 In bid to lure rail traffic and improve facilities the city council weighs Milwaukee Road route across the city dump. Milwaukee seeks more ground and the option to buy the entire city dump parcel to relocate it elsewhere.
An elderly man shares relief from enlarged prostate and kidney issues after using Foley's Kidney Cure. Claims benefit after years of trouble at age 91, with product advertised as available at City Drug Store and endorsed by a Rockport Missouri resident.
A subscriber asks how to remove ink stains from white flannel. The editor suggests a radical cure, joking that a pair of scissors is the easy answer. The quip reflects a lighthearted, sports-page tone about laundry woes.
Baron Alderson discharged a juror who testified he was deaf in one ear. You may leave the box, he told him, since it is necessary you should hear both sides. The exchange underscored the judge’s insistence on a fair and complete trial.
A snide, clipped note on a duke marrying an American and the resulting family strain. The lines imply social bitterness and a bleak view of medicine and poverty. A terse exchange hints at class tension and morale through colorless satire.
A person recounts his wife's eczema improvement after using Chamberlain's Salve, calling it the best treatment she ever tried. Sold by R L Pile.
The Philadelphia Record explains that many officers wear their stars over the heart to protect vital life. The small metal shield has deflected bullets and knives in numerous near misses. Even at close range, the badge often remains undented, giving officers a sense of safety off duty and on.
A remark by Sir Walter Scott describes his bull terrier Camp as highly intelligent. He claimed to teach the dog many words and noted the dog’s dramatic reactions when stories about the baker and payment were spoken.
A wealthy angler orders the best gear including a six foot oblong case for rods and heavy surf and lighter bay casting rods. Reels cost $75 each and up. Tackle trunk holds Irish Nnen Nnes hooks files sinkers swivels and more. Total outfit cost ranges from 250 to 1000 dollars.
Water extinguishes fire by coating fuel and removing heat as steam. A small amount intensifies flames while a large quantity suppresses them. Fire uses decomposed water as fuel when it splits into oxygen and hydrogen.
Cholly muses on finding a distraction while Molly proposes blotting naner as a mental absorber. The brief exchange hints at coping strategies in a casual domestic moment.
An ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as immediate relief for hay fever and summer colds, claiming it soothes inflamed air passages and aids breathing. The genuine product is said to come in a yellow package and is available at City Drug Store.
A historical advertisement touts Profit and Loss magazine as independent and helpful to mining stock buyers. It promises free sample copies via postal request, clubbing offers, and premiums, while stressing the publication does not sell stocks. Readers are urged to write for a free sample to 713 California St, Denver, Colo.
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