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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
3
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a safe, effective laxative for women and children. It claims quick relief from indigestion and constipation, warns against imitations, and instructs buyers to look for California Fig Syrup Co. on the package.
Moses Brinig longtime Butte merchant and owner of the Palace store at Montana and Glendale streets died at his home after a short pneumonia illness aged 58. He leaves seven sons and a daughter, and was active in Woodmen of the World Bnai Brith and Adath Israel. Funeral held at his residence 814 West Granite Street.
A $45,000 irrigation project on the North Fork of the Big Hole river aims to water a large tract across from Gibbon post office. The Trail Creek Ditch Company plan includes an $11,000 flume crossing the North Fork above Ruby Creek, but backers remain unidentified.
A fragmentary dialogue notes a farm hand who seems like a former clerk. The joke hinges on his habit of stopping work and attempting to tuck his pitchfork behind his ear, suggesting clerical mannerisms persist.
A newly issued sweater will substitute the coat in the United States army uniform and also supplement the blanket as a sleeping garment.
A quick home remedy promises relief from colds and throat symptoms. Heat Hyomet dissolved in boiling water, inhale steam under a cover, then sleep to wake with a clear head. Sold at Potts Drug and Drug Gist for 50 cents with money back guarantee.
The 1910 census reports Montana had 942,604 cattle valued at 927,459,000 with 77,437 dairy cows and 82,596 calves. Colorado led in cattle value, while Colorado and New Mexico ranked Montana high in cattle numbers. New Mexico cattle were valued at 26,245,000, about one million less than Montana.
Reports from Salt Lake offices show 29 818 homeseekers transported to the Pacific coast on Harriman roads between September 15 and October 15 of this year.
Geo Burnett died in McGill Nevada from paralysis at age 49. His funeral was held Monday at the Methodist church in Anaconda with Rev Lacklen officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery. He worked for nine years as an iron moulder at the Anaconda Copper Mining Company foundry and was a member of the Masonic order. His sister Eva and brothers Son of Anaconda and Herbert of Coeur d Alene attended the rites. His parents once lived near Dillon and are buried locally.
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