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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1904
Page
3
Red Lodge Montana city council probes graft accusations against City Marshal McAllister who denies the charges. The report also notes other local items including crime, medicine ads, and street developments in a compiled 1907-era dispatch.
An old newspaper snippet promotes Herbine for heart palpitations tied to undigested food and gas, claiming quick improvement after a few days. It also reports a miner Hugh McPherron killed in a mine accident and touts Electric Bitters as a cure for nervous and stomach issues with a money back guarantee.
Mrs Elizabeth Morrison faces trial for alleged murder of Richard Finnegan at a lonely cabin on June 28. She testified on her own behalf after a long day on the stand.
An old newspaper fragment notes a drug store ad for Dr King’s New Life Pills and Buckley’s Arnica Salve priced 25 cents each. It also reports Helena hosting the annual meeting of the state board of education with heads of institutions in attendance and their reports.
Neibart H G Metzger, one of the men arrested on the Ward murder charge, is said to have admitted involvement to officers after his arrest near Ward's cabin between the place and White Sulphur Springs.
An advertisement touts Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets promising immediate relief from dyspepsia. It notes the tablets come in hand game tin boxes and cost 25 cents, available at Riley's Drug.
Conductor Frank H. Zeibel and Brakeman K. H. Cheseboro of the Northern Pacific were crushed to death on a Drummond side track while fixing a broken drawhead. A coroner’s jury ruled the deaths accidental due to their own carelessness.
William Krager a Thompson Falls rancher was found dead near Clark’s Fork river. Police believe the body was dumped to hide murder after his disappearance.
In San Francisco on August 30 1901 a large sum 1125000 was paid by business men for a claimed cure for Brights Disease and Diabetes hitherto incurable The group began investigation November 15 1900 tested over three dozen cases and reported eighty seven percent success with thirteen percent failures The committee proceedings and clinical reports will be mailed free on request Address Joan J Poures Company 420 Montgomery St San Francisco Cal Ait
A colorful notice announces a $100 cash prize for naming a knee breed or character as part of a novelty contest. The item mentions a new California train service starting November 1, 1902, by Rock Island and Southern Pacific, with prizes and rules stated.
A damaged notice critiques cloning persistence and promotes Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. It cites Beall of Beath Minnesota claiming his wife improved after using the remedy and mentions a 50 cent price with a 1 dollar trial bottle offered by City Drug Store.
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