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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1908
Page
7
Three new lightships Relief 88 and 72 depart New York for the Pacific coast via the Straits of Magellan. Their voyage from Tompkinsville Staten Island to Seattle involves long coal stops and higher risk than the battle fleet due to auxiliary engines and cruising limits.
Rev. Horace W. Tilden to preach both morning and evening services with music selections including clarinet and orchestra. Morning features Voluntary, readings, solos, and a sermon titled The Test of Life is Its Relation to Death. Evening shows hymns, responses, anthems, solos, and a second sermon titled The Nature and Benefit of Mystery.
Mrs. R. B. Overhouse of Bozeman Montana reports relief from backache and kidney symptoms after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She moved from Bridger where alkali water caused kidney issues, notes a complete stop to attacks, and no recurrence. Sold by dealers for 50 cents. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
At 2 PM the canal locks seven miles above Augusta Georgia burst flooding the city two to five feet deep. Property destroyed in a flood unseen since 1840 with at least 40 dead and millions in losses. Camden reports 19 dead after a toll bridge collapsed.
Mrs Chas E Smith of West Franklin Maine says she uses Dr Kings New Life Pills as a reliable laxative for the family. The purifiers are sold at Pott's drug store for 25 cents.
Thirty or more miners perished when fire destroyed shafts at Haileyville No. 1 coal mine near McAlester Oklahoma. Twenty five bodies were recovered after a three hour blaze with six to eight more believed trapped. Twenty five mules also suffocated in the blaze.
A local dealer advertises bulk coffee sale with a money back option if the product fails to satisfy the buyer. The note touts straightforward pricing and a promise of reimbursement on return.
A lone bandit halted 16 coaches carrying over 120 people in the National Park at about 8:00 this morning. He seized cash and jewelry estimated at least ten thousand dollars, threatening with two six-shooters atop a sorrel horse. Military scouts pursued, but the robber’s trail vanished in a swamp three miles from the scene.
Lake Hotel in Yellowstone National Park reports from victim canvass that the lone bandit netted about $8,000 and jewelry worth around $3,000. Victims offer a $1,000 reward for the robber's arrest and conviction.
A vintage ad advertises Pinules for the kidneys with a 30 day trial at $1.00. It claims relief from backache and rheumatic pains after the first dose and describes the product as purifying blood and invigorating the system. Sold by Potts' drug June 3rd.
Chicago Aug 24 United States appeals court Chief Clerk filed a government petition for rehearing of Judge Grosscup reversal of a 29 million dollar Standard Oil fine. The document criticizes the court’s reasoning and claims misquoting the trial court.
An 19th century ad promotes Manzan Pile Reyedy for all forms of piles, claiming soothing anti inflammatory and anti itch effects. Sold by Potts the druggist for 50 cents with a guarantee. Date noted as June 3rd.
Five million dollars in gold bullion was received at the Denver mint from San Francisco. It is the largest single shipment ever received here and was moved under strict secrecy with utmost precautions to prevent robbery.
Orville Wright arrives at Fort Myer to undergo official trials before a board of army officers. The government plane, built of silk spruce and ash, spans 40 feet and will carry Wright and his mechanic. Tests include a 40 mph ERA, five mile course, and a one hour endurance flight, with flights likely in two to three weeks.
The Montana conducted a two 21 knot top-speed test on the Rockland course and completed ten laps with two runs each at 10 12 15 and 21 knots. A later April acceptance trial reached 22.35 knots, with today’s lower results partly blamed on a new crew. The vessel heads to Lamoine for coaling tomorrow.
An Ohio man L T Cooper advocates that stomach health drives overall well being and markets Cooper's New Discovery as a top stomach tonic and blood purifier. The remedy, made from herbs, roots, and berries, is claimed to relieve indigestion, improve digestion, cleanse the blood, and restore organ function with wide availability in drug stores.
The Red Lodge Picket notes Bryan intends to keep a steady pace of communication with brief remarks and quick relays. The piece recalls his earlier caution about a possible run for the presidency and hints at enduring political activity ahead.
Anaconda Standard notes that candidates for county office present a united front and emphasize support for the sheriff in ongoing race, underscoring a shared commitment to county governance and public safety.
Governor Norris named a three member commission to review Montana land laws and report to the next legislature. The appointees are David Hilger of Fergus County Charles Hartman of Gallatin County and B F White of Beaverhead County. The governor expects the legislature will lack time to handle the work.
In Tarrytown on August 24 Miss Elane Golding champion woman swimmer of America won a three mile Hudson race from Irvington to Piermont in 1 hour 45 minutes defeating three rivals. Miss Clara Hurst, who swam Brooklyn Bridge to Coney Island, placed one minute back.
A historic ad promotes Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for all ages to ease coughs croup hoarseness and whooping cough. Described as gentle laxative with a guarantee, offered at Potts' drug store dated June 3.
The Cunard liner Lusitania completed the transatlantic crossing in four days and 15 hours covering 2718 miles at an average speed of 25.05 knots.
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