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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1918

Page

5

Trustees in Trouble Over Portable School House Buy

Trustees of school district No. 2 bought a portable school house from an out-of-state manufacturer for 707 dollars without bidding as required for expenditures over 250 dollars. Carpenters refused to erect it, injunctive action was started to halt payment, and the district reportedly will return the building to the manufacturer. Lumber Scarcity Foreseen in Central Montana.

George F. Baer Lewistown J. E. Owen W. B. McKenna Basin Lumber Company Montana Puget Sound

Elk Herd Moving Up Yellowstone Valley in Mountains

A forest ranger reports a herd of 1,700 elk seen from Trail Creek in the Yellowstone valley. The elk, driven higher by a mild winter, are less visible near Gardiner this year. It took three hours to count the animals.

Livingston Yellowstone Valley Trail Creek Gardiner

Montana Receives Funds for Roads in National Forests

The United States government will grant Montana 71064 dollars for road and trail construction and maintenance within national forests. District engineer George Lautz reports Montana’s share is part of a nationwide million dollar appropriation, with this year’s amount about one thousand dollars higher than 1917.

Missoula United States Montana George Lautz Forest Service

Metals Wanted in Montana Ore Quest

The United States government seeks tungsten manganese mercury antimony platinum molybdenum chromite sulfur and nitrate deposits. The Montana State University department of geology assists in locating these resources across the state.

Missoula United States Department of Geology The State University of Montana

Poley’s Honey and Tar Sold by Drugstore Ad

A dated reader notice touts Poley’s Honey and Tar as the best cough and cold remedy. Mrs E J Bedard of Cowichan Wash endorses it as a household staple for children, claiming quick relief for coughs, colds, and breathing difficulty.

E. J Bedard Cowich Ays Poley Imo

Chauffeur Brings Suit Over Montana State Fair Injury

W H Avrel former chauffeur for J M Reynolds of Boulder has filed in district court to recover 22000 dollars claiming injuries from Reynolds careless and reckless driving at the Montana State fair last fall. Avrel rode with Reynolds as mechanician when the machine went through the fence.

Butte W. H. Avrel J. M. Reynolds Boulder Montana

Yellowstone Trail Association Meeting Set for February 11

The Yellowstone Trail association holds its annual convention at Hunter Hot Springs on February 11. Delegates from every Montana county along the trail are expected. The gathering will push for stronger propaganda and wider activities along the trail.

Trail Association Hunter Hot Springs The Yellowstone Trail Association Montana

Mail-Order Cough Remedies Trial Package Offer

Cut this slip and enclose five cents to Foley & Co. at 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago NL. Receive trial pack of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compounds for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Potts offers for sale.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Foley Potts Imo

Abstractors Convention in Great Falls February 22 to 24

The Montana Abstractor's Association schedules a convention at the Rainbow hotels in Great Falls from February 22 through 24. Delegates will gather to discuss industry topics and standards during the three day event.

Abstractors Great Falls Montana Abstractor’s Association The Rainbow

Getting Rid of Colds

A short advertorial recommending Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the quickest way to消除 a cold. It warns against a second cold before full recovery and advises an older man to stay in bed until recovered, ideally three days at the start rather than three weeks later. It notes City Drug Store as the distributor.

Imo

More Land for Settlers Opens in Flathead Forest

Twenty five thousand acres in the Flathead national forest near Ovanda will open for homestead entry on March 5. Information from the General Land Office in Washington, D. C., reaches Frank McHaffie, register of the Missoula land office. The area is suited more to farming than forestry.

Missoula Flathead National Forest General Land Office Washington, D. C Frank McHaffie Register of the United States Land Office Ovanda

Cough Remedy Cures Child After Severe Cold

Mrs F W Olsen of Marysville Missouri reports her son Jean suffered a dreadful cough after a cold, trying many medicines before Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy quickly relieved the cough and cured him. The ad notes the remedy is good for children and is sold by City Drug Store in Imo.

Chamberlain F.W. Olsen Marysville Jean City Drug Store Imo

Butte Laundry Workers to Gain 25 Percent Raise

Starting Monday laundry workers in Butte will receive a 25 percent raise affecting about 300 employees. The raise totals roughly 45 thousand dollars per year for local laundries.

Butte

That Terrible Headache Relief from Bilious Attacks

A short ad notes periodic headaches with nausea and sallow skin can be relieved by Chamberlain's Tablets taken as directed for biliousness. It claims prevention with each package. Sold by City Drug Store. Imo.

City Drug Store Imo

Horse Stealing Case Ties Canada to Lewistown

Police arrest Harry Teschner after an alleged plot with Loren Talbert to steal 300 horses from a Canadian location and drive them to Lewistown for sale. The incident is described as a wholesale theft attempt on the border.

Harlem Harry Teschner Loren Talbert Canada Lewistown

Constant Sufferer Finds Relief From Kidney Pills

C F Reynolds of Elmira New York reports long kidney trouble and bed rest. He started Foley Kidney Pills and soon rose from bed. The remedy is also recommended for rheumatic pains backache biliousness sore muscles and stiff joints. Sold by Potts druggist. 1mo.

C. F. Reynolds Herrick St Elmira N. Y Sile Potts

Chester bank becomes first local to receive national charter

The First National Bank of Chester becomes the first local financial institution to operate under a national charter marking a milestone for Chester's banking sector. The move positions the bank for expanded services and increased regulatory oversight by federal authorities.

Chester First National Bank of

Worst Winter in Years Brings Colds. Foley’s Honey and Tar Voiced Worth

Snow wind and extreme cold caused more colds this winter than in years. Mrs Edward Strevy of Clinton Ohio praises Foley’s Honey and Tar as the only medicine for coughs and colds. For sale by Potts druggist. Imo.

Foley Edward Strevy Clinton Potts Imo

New County Asked in Fergus and Dawson Regions

A campaign advances to form a new county from eastern Fergus and western Dawson counties with a county seat fight anticipated between Winnett and Grass Range as prospects loom large.

Lewistown Fergus Dawson Counties Winnett Grass Range

Foley's Kidney Pills for women promise best relief

Foley's Kidney Pills are endorsed for women to cleanse the blood and relieve aches, pains, backache, rheumatic discomfort, and puffiness under the eyes. Sold by Potts, the druggist. Imo.

Foley Potts Imo

Schools Closed in Manhattan Over Scarlet Fever Epidemic

Public schools closed and Mayor Thomas issues order barring anyone under 18 from streets and public places amid scarlet fever outbreak in Manhattan.

Manhattan Thomas

Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Medicine Ad

Traditional remedy touts Foley's Honey and Tar for cough relief. Claims prompt relief for coughs and colds without opiates, sold by Potts the druggist.

Potts Imo

Demurrage Rule Saddens District Coal Operators

Belt operators of small district coal mines protest a new government demurrage rule, arguing it will drive them out of business and disrupt local mining activity.

Remember Indigestion Relief With Chamberlain Tablets

An advertisement claims 8 Chamberlain tablets ease indigestion and promise relief after a few doses. The note directs purchases at City Drug Store by sale copy.

All Enemy Aliens Required to Register in 1918

United States Marshal Helena Montana announces Germany related alien enemy registration under the November 1917 proclamation. Males 14 and older not naturalized must register February 4–9, 1918 between 6 am and 8 pm at city police stations or registrar post offices statewide. Registrants supply a registration affidavit and four 3x3 inch photos.

United States Helena Montana Alsace-Lorraine Schleswig Holstein Butte Ana‘conda Billings Bozeman Great Falls Kalispell Livingston Missoula

Lumber Camps Save More Food Across Montana

Reports from the Montana Lumber Manufacturers association show men in state camps saving more food than ever before. The rise is linked to food saving posters distributed in the camps.

Kalispell Montana Lumber Manufacturers’ Association

Dillon Woman Not Worried Over Food Shortage

A Dillon woman describes severe ongoing digestive troubles and bloating for years. She credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy after six doses, claiming full recovery and that cabbage no longer harms her. An ad notes the product claims to remove diarrheal mucus and inflammation and offers a money back guarantee.

Dillon Mayr Potts

Cascade bank presents thrift card to Great Falls newsboys

The Cascade bank of Great Falls distributed thrift cards to every newsboy and newspaper carrier in the city, each card bearing four thrift stamps.

The Cascade Bank of

Reward Offered for Sheep Thieves by Madison National Forest Growers

The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a five hundred dollar reward for conviction of any sheep thief and a two hundred fifty dollar reward for conviction of additional offenders. The notice calls for swift action and bounties to deter thefts.

Madison National Forrest Sheep Growers’ Association

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