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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1911
Page
9
The Beaverhead Commercial club is urged to name Governor Norris an honorary member while Montana boosters predict record railroad building in 1912 and hope the state is not overlooked.
George Orr, one of Aldergulch's discoverers in 1868, remains living and active in prospecting each season. He owns a notable mine about sixty miles from Hamilton, developed with early support from Marcus Daly.
Fragment notes Lanstrum of the Helena Record in a Saturday Evening Post feature with potential future coverage on Harry Cunningham and Sam Blythe. The item hints at forthcoming profiles in the same vein.
The Standard Oil company has dissolved into many subsidiaries, yet oil prices have not fallen as expected. Analysts note the rivalry among the small oil firms continues, keeping market tensions high and prices stable.
The Standard notes Dillon's tobacco stained sidewalks while Leadore men reserve spitting until they reach the post office which reportedly has a real floor. The item uses humorous local observation about town infrastructure and habits.
The small number of delinquents in Beaverhead County pleased Treasurer Badcon and county residents, signaling general prosperity in the region.
Destitute residents and Salvation Army aid highlight a Christmas effort in a mining camp. Beaverhead county publishes annual financial statements for taxpayers. The widow of Col. W F Sanders begins a three volume Montana history by subscription. Montana day at St Paul show draws practical farmers, no speeches. Trade remains strong with some lines sold out before Christmas and 1912 business outlook seen positively by financial press.
A collage of quotes from Montana newspapers notes misdeeds by Burr Bros and remarks on political figures. It references President Wilson era style critiques, Governor Norris as a Democratic presidential candidate, and a playful witticism about Rockefeller and Standard Oil.
The ad claims Foley's Kidney Pills provide quick relief and a cure for various bladder issues through Tonie’s demonstrated results, presenting the product as a reliable remedy for urinary concerns.
A new volume by Dr C Williamson details J P Morgan s royal and imperial jewel collection with items on view at the Victoria and Albert Museum London. It recounts fabled pieces including the 1600 chain of honor of Christian II of Saxony and a famed ambergris centerpiece with a mother and three children motif from Hamburg s Wencke collection.
The Commissioner of Patents H B Moore sustains an examiner ruling that the letters saniga cannot be registered as a trademark since Esperanto denotes sanitary. Quoting encyclopedia authorities the commissioner declares Esperanto an international language. This marks the first official recognition of Esperanto as a language by a US government branch.
Chief Justice Sir Matthew Begbie confronted a Victoria jury after they acquitted a man charged with assault using a sandbag. He denounced their conduct, warned trials would become a farce, urged moral accountability, and told the released prisoner to go and sandbag the jurymen.
The piece explains uniform accelerated motion for falling bodies, noting velocity doubles each second. A light joke follows about infidelity, with Van Blumer reassuring Dimpleton that guilt will pass after he admits deception to his wife.
O H Brown of Muscadine Alabama credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving his wife who suffered a severe bronchial illness and dangerous cough. He reports she improved quickly after using the remedy and recovered fully. The ad touts the product for coughs colds lung troubles and related afflictions with trial bottle free and guaranteed by Potts the Druggist.
An English critic in The Metropolitan Magazine contrasts American wealth life with English society. He argues riches in America lack a social framework, while English fortunes integrate into a public service oriented community with shared duties. Cheyenne livestock face mange threats from coyotes and wolves. St Louis reports union leaders arrested for maliciously hacking four mules to death amid a strike.
Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of F J Cheney & Co of Toledo, swears the firm will pay $100 for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 6 1886. A W Gleason notary. Cure claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
For one week only, pure kerosene sold by Bond and Bond at five gallons for 1.00. Limited quantity offered to customers seeking economical fuel options.
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