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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1903
Page
10
Helena city council instructed the city clerk to advertise for bids on the city's portion of the State Fair Grounds Boulevard project extending from the city to the grounds. Anaconda reports new Wa shoe smelter flues to be completed in three weeks and work to resume afterward.
The piece favors the pleasant Syrup of Figs for children in need of a mild laxative effect. It states children enjoy it and derive benefit. It notes the true syrup is manufactured only by the Ornia Fig Syrup Co.
Mrs Minnie C Tremblay wife of Dr J A Tremblay died Monday at the Sisters hospital from complications of diseases. She was one of the citys most respected and best liked women with many mourners.
A rum shop alert details hobos attempting to steal 700 head of sheep near Park City Yellowstone County with two suspects captured and others chased by officers. In Pony a saloon quarrel left Bert Crawford dead and Walter Alkir fatally wounded as Alex Sheely, intoxicated, faced charges. Central Pharmacy ads promote Mokites and Acker's English Remedy with refunds.
An advertisement promotes Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets with a money back guarantee and 25 cent tins at Central Pharmacy. James A. Sanders, secretary of the Montana Pioneers, announces the Montana Pioneers annual association set for October 1 and 2, marking the twentieth annual meeting.
When a cough or throat irritation occurs Ballard's Horehound Syrup is recommended. The Andersons of Salt Lake City testify it gives immediate relief and is pleasant to take. Available in sizes 250 and 500 and priced at $1.00, sold by Riley's drug store in Red Lodge. The grasshopper scourge remains active in the region, damaging rangecountry.
E W Sullivan of Sullivan House El Reno O T writes June 6 1902 recommending Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism saying it gives immediate relief. Sold by Riley's drug store in 250 500 and 1 00 sizes.
Cattlemen and sheepmen remain at odds in the Sage creek area with armed guards protecting flocks near Pryor mountain as disputes over the range persist.
Rev W L Riley of Cuba New York reports relief from fifteen days of sciatic rheumatism after using Ballard's Snow Liniment. He states the first application gave relief and the second produced complete relief with unqualified recommendation. Price one dollar. Bold by Riley's drug store.
An advertisement claims A Cup of Lane's Tea at Night will move the bowels next day and cure habitual constipation sick headache and indigestion. It promises greater benefit and lower cost than any other medicine with a refund if unsatisfied. Price 25 and 500 a package and is sold by City Drug Store. An item notes a prospecting party leaving Anaconda for Granite county to prospect for sixty days near Philipsburg to locate a long-lost mine.
Advertising pitch claims one dose purifies blood cures foul breath clears complexion and removes pimples and blackheads. Offers 50 and 2500 packages for sale by City Drug Store.
The second annual session of the Central Montana Woolgrowers Association was held in Billings this week. Principal topic was this season's shearer strikes and several plans to prevent them were discussed.
An ad promotes Electric Bitters as a preventive against self destruction citing a despondent state. The tonic is described as strengthening nerves and regulating stomach liver and kidneys with a 50 cent price guarantee from Cuy Drug Store in Livingston. Early Sunday a failed attempt to blow up the Northern Pacific bridge near Yellowatone River caused a near disaster. dynamite was used but a passenger train crossed safely afterward.
A Bozeman item touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as best for preventing fatalities from minor wounds and skin issues. It costs 25c at City Drug Store. Separately, a Tuesday night bombing attempt damaged a Northern Pacific freight engine near Bozeman flouring mills. no deaths occurred and detectives pursue suspects.
A City Drug Store advertises Now Life Pillas claimed to ease pain from dizziness backache liver complaint and constipation. The copy touts gentle thorough relief and a price of 25 cents with guaranteed satisfaction.
Livingston Martin Zitmier’s friends abandon efforts to save him from execution on the fourth of September as Zitmier remains calm and composed amid the outcome.
An urging medical advertisement claims the tonic enriches blood and builds strength for women and the weak. It promises 1 to 3 pounds weekly gain by using tablets after meals and offers pricing of 750 per box or three boxes for 2, plus mail orders from Dr Bocanko Co., Philadelphia.
King Edward issues address to Irish people from royal yacht at Cowes. He expresses deep emotion over Ireland’s welcome and urges self-reliance, education, and economic growth to foster lasting peace and prosperity. Replies at Queenstown note plans to renew the experience in future years.
A July 31 report from Lowell Massachusetts describes a Wigginsville explosion of nitro glycerine and gun powder that killed nineteen and threatened to rise to twenty one with two more possible fatalities. Debris searches continue as officials estimate over $100000 in losses to nearby households and property.
A federal grand jury in Washington indicted August W. Machen John T. Cupper William C. Long William Gordon Crawford George E Lorenz Martha J Lorenz Maurice Runkel Thomas W McGregor and Leopold J Stern. Crawford faces a false claim charge while others face conspiracy counts. Exiled miners appeal for state troops in Idaho Springs seeking protection from alleged lawless elements.
Reports say fresh clashes occurred on the old Trans-Caucasian railway near Tiffis as troops opened fire on rioters using revolvers, leaving twenty one workers dead.
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