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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
2
Montana readers learn that hunting season ends for most game in Anaconda as waters freeze. Ducks stay lawful until January 1 but are also off limits with freezing conditions. Sportsmen may pursue jack rabbits coyotes wolves and bears. Advertising notice urges Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for colds with Dr. Sadler cited.
William Stone of Missoula was saved when Richard Billmer a brakeman fired at a black bear near Dixon. The bear was brought to Missoula. The incident shows quick action by a nearby worker as the bear attacked Stone.
The Royal Highlanders met in I O O F hall on December 3. Seven beneficiary members were initiated and officers for six months were elected for installation in January. Rathlin Castle promotes new member intake and Highlanders insurance plans. Chas Martin shows slow but improving recovery from wounds.
A Sawtelle California woman states a severe chest cold and inflamed lungs caused alarm but Chamberlains Cough Remedy relieved the cough in one night and cured the cold in a week. The advertisement notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
In Red Lodge mourners paid heartfelt tributes to State Senator W. F. Meyer who died suddenly in Butte while campaigning as the Republican congressional candidate. Audience members were touched to tears during the memorial service.
Advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar Compound provides quick relief for croupy coughs and wheezy colds in children. It is described as soothing, non narcotic, and without opiates, attributed to Potts.
Canadian capitalists have bought multiple lots in Great Falls paying from 15000 to 25000 each. Plans include erecting five to seven story buildings and the group may invest a million dollars or more in local property.
A local advertisement notes how a severe cough disrupts sleep for the family. Phil Disorneau from Schaffer Michigan shares that Foley's Honey and Tar Compound eased his cough and left him able to sleep soundly through the night. Potts the Druggist endorses the product.
A telegram from Washington reports Senatorial candidate T. J. Walsh filed a statement showing a fund of 2500 was set aside, 1285 used, leaving 1215 on hand. The disclosure comes as Helena notes the remaining balance in Walsh's campaign account.
Ira Smith of Point Blank Texas describes his liver complaint and says a 25 cent box of Chamberlains Tablets cured him and he recommends them to all. The ad notes they are for sale by all dealers.
Anaconda James Haughey died in hospital after a copper ladle toppled at the smelter injuring him. George Strakel, also hurt, is expected to die, authorities report.
The ad proclaims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve clears eczema blotches and pimples, heals burns cuts and bruises, and treats piles and chaps. Potts the Druggist offers it for 25 cents. A separate item notes a dinner gathering at Wm Bernstein’s on Wednesday at six hosted by several couples with a prepared course meal.
Dr Ackley reports fourteen smallpox cases around Dewey not virulent. A close quarantine will be maintained to prevent spread of contagion.
Pupils in Miss Lee's room may view a selection of high quality pictures sent from B E Calkins of Butte before December 10. The collection includes originals by Paxson, a Montana artist, and is available for examination at the school house.
The automobile contest by Montana Mercantile Co and the Examiner concluded Monday. Jack Goodall received 7,632,266 votes to win the machine, with Agatha Lovell second at 7,418,936 and Esther Marley third with 5,025,187 votes. United States pensioners will now be paid by direct checks from Washington, requiring two witnesses for check endorsements.
Seeking and servant at the Normal on December 13 Adv 49.2 appears in this brief item. The note cites a location and dated reference while offering a cryptic descriptor.
A health ad urges busy women to treat chronic kidney and bladder issues with Foley Kidney Pills. It claims the pills cure fatigue back pain poor sleep nervousness and loss of appetite and promote strength and wellness through a medicine labeled best for kidney and bladder disorders.
Herbert H. Soper of near Dewey has bought the F. E. Dodds express coal and wood business. Outstanding Dodds accounts are being collected through the Dillon State bank. Friends expect Soper to prosper in his new venture.
Dillon residents are told that a single dose of a buckthorn bark glycerine compound in Alderika relieves stomach gas and constipation at once. Advertisement cites A Potts as druggist.
Report of the condition of The First National Bank at Dillon Montana at close of business Nov 26 1912 listing resources totaling 2 397 263 60 dollars including loans and discounts 1 521 751 71 and deposits 1 142 965 93 along with capital stock surplus undivided profits and various liabilities and notes outstanding indicating overall solvency and balance of assets and obligations.
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