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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1904
Page
2
Christie disclosures suggest Hammond likely took part in the Great Northern holdup of 1902 and engineer O Neill was killed. He may be tried for murder though the last train hold up might never be pursued.
Cholera Infantum praise notes Dr Chamberlain's Colio Cholera and Diarrhoeas Remedy as a trusted bowel remedy for children. Sold by Riley the druggist. Philipsburg jail update: John Christie, partner in Bearmouth train robbery with George Hammond, held on 15000 bond. Christie from a good family and may receive light punishment, swayed by Hammond.
The advertisement claims children prefer Syrup of Figs for gentle laxative relief and asserts the true remedy is manufactured only by the Calornia Fig Syrup Co.
Seven soldiers confined in the guard house at Fort Keogh broke out Monday night. They were serving time sentences. A reward of ten dollars per head is offered.
The Daily Limited train to California will debut November 1, 1902 under the Rock Island System and Southern Pacific Company via the El Paso Short Line. Public competition and poised conditions are stated. address circulars to Sebastian, Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock Island System, Chicago.
Great Falls readers are urged to avoid meats from the Chicago packing house amid ongoing strikes. A separate note warns that small cuts and boils can lead to death, promoting Bucklen Arnica Salve as a preventive measure. In Butte, a new union depot is confirmed per a communication to the business men from General Manager Horn.
Rev W L Riley of Cuba New York praises Ballard's Snow Liniment after fifteen days of sciatic rheumatism giving relief after first application and full relief after second. The Bozeman yard wreck Saturday night killed three men including two engineers and a fireman with coroner's jury finding no blame, blaming miscalculation in distance by Engineer Hain.
A patent drug ad claims a run down system and despondency precede suicide, and that Electric Bitters prevents this condition. It is marketed as a tonic and nervine that strengthens nerves and the body, also regulating stomach, liver, and kidneys. Sold for 50 cents with City Druggist guarantee.
Missoula County will receive the largest tax from the Northern Pacific railway this year. The road bed in the county is valued at $4,000,000, according to J.J. Ryan, clerk of the state board.
An advertisement claims the pills relieve dizziness backache liver complaints and constipation. The soft selling copy asserts gentle thorough relief and urges readers to try them for 25 cents, guaranteed by City Drug Store.
Five tens of thousands of dollars in securities cash and diamonds were recovered Saturday evening as part of the Bearmouth train robbery haul. John Christie arrested in Hope North Carolina directed special agent Mc Fetridge to the cache eight miles below the robbery site on the riverbank.
A Salt Lake City couple endorses Ballard's Horehound Syrup for coughs and colds, claiming immediate relief and pleasant taste after years of use. Available from Riley the druggist at 25 and 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes.
Helena J. M. Broadman president of the North Montana Round-up association and M. E. Milner secretary travel to Chicago to aid other large stockmen in settling a strike harming the state's cattle interests.
Mrs. Wright suffered years of severe sick headaches despite care from eminent doctors and high costs. After about a year on Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets she gained weight and became well. Riley the druggist in New London, New York, offers them for sale.
Helena official Jas. A. Lynch, president of the Meagher memorial association, will receipt a handsome sum from J. A. Creighton Jr. the Omaha philanthropist and capitalist for the monument fund.
An advertisement claims Aokers English Remedy will stop a cough at any time and cure the worst cold in twelve hours or money back. Priced at 25 or 50 cents and sold at Bailey's Drug Store.
Massive fires burn in Kalispell area and northern Idaho with no sign of abating. Government timber lands east of Flathead Lake are currently on fire as new blazes break out daily.
Re W Sullivan of Sullivan House El Reno writes in 1902 that Ballard's Snow Liniment gives immediate relief for rheumatism. Advertises 250 50 1.00 and sale details.
William Smith a noted mining man was killed Monday at Columbia Gardens when a boulder rolled from a hill striking him as he sat on the slope. Three men were seen atop the hill shortly before the accident and may have started the mass with no intent to kill.
A scientist reports incense burning deters mosquitoes while many people insist tobacco smoke serves the same purpose, clinging to traditional belief over new testing.
A DunPoint Georgia resident recalls a grim lung battle with two doctors failing to help. Desperate, the patient tried Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption, reports rapid improvement, and recovery. The City Drug Store offers 500 and 100 trial bottles with guarantee.
A basement dynamite blast on Tuesday night or Wednesday morning wrecked a brick residence on south Wyoming street in Butte. Five occupants barely escaped with their lives. Owner Mrs. Bella Powers was away. No clues on perpetrators or any personal enemies among inmates. Obas A. Smith, horse buyer, advertises for horses over 1160 pounds.
Wm. Kirmie a bridge gang member near Littleport fell ill Thursday night with cramps and symptoms of cholera. Crew members cared for him until Dr. Grifford treated him with Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, allowing him to be around the next day. The Elkader Iowa Argus praises the medicine and urges readers to keep it at home, sold by Riley the druggist.
A group of San Francisco businessmen paid 112500 in coin and stock on August 30 1901 for a treatment claimed to cure Brights Disease and Diabetes mellitus. From Nov 15 1900 to Aug 25 1901 eighty seven percent of tested cases showed improvement with thirteen percent failures. Proceedings and clinical reports will be mailed free on request from Joan J Funton ComPaxr 420 Montgomery St San Francisco Cal. ATott
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