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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1909
Page
2
Helena Jan 30 B S Thresher a Butte lawyer disbarred years ago has been reinstated by a majority of the Montana supreme court Chief Justice Brantly dissenting The decision marks a return to practice for Thresher in the state legal system
A proclamation announces a total $650 reward for the arrest and conviction of the killers of John Hancock and Governor Norris. The miners' union adds $100, Samuel Walker offers $50, and a separate $500 state reward is posted.
A French scientist asserts blood based secret to longevity while American anecdotes tout Electric Bitters as life extending. W M Sherman of Cushing Me credits the remedy for kidney trouble and overall vitality. Available for 50c at Potts the Druggist.
Helena news reports the Montana supreme court upholding a death sentence for William Hayes for complicity in the murder of Guard Robinson at Deer Lodge penitentiary last year. The ruling was announced today, confirming the court’s earlier verdict.
Opinion by Justice Smith upholds the Flower Court ruling. Hayes will be arraigned again and resentenced, with the execution date to be fixed by the lower court.
A Washington dispatch reports Gen. Charles S. Warren of Montana arrived in the capital with the final electoral votes. His delay was due to a broken arm.
Kemp Texas veteran J A Stone recalls a severe cold developing into a stubborn cough that left him underweight. after using Dr Kings New Discovery his health restored and weight increased to 178 pounds. suitable for colds coughs hemorrhages asthma and pneumonia prevention. trial bottle free and guaranteed by Potts the Druggist.
C K Wells, a pioneer and well known figure in the state, died this morning in Helena at 1 30 after a prolonged illness.
Sheep Commissioner Joseph Ashbridge has completed his annual report, which will be sent to Helena this week. The document details Fergus County sheep industry data and related figures for the year.
The report notes that up to five thousand sheep and lambs were killed by coyotes and wolves during the year, with an estimated loss around $15,000. It also cites Mr. Ashbridge indicating the average cost of running sheep in Fergus County at about $1.35 per head.
Mrs. M. E. Fisher of Detroit says doctors advised surgery for severe rectal trouble. She used Dr. King's New Life Pills and was wholly cured. Pills claimed to prevent appendicitis and cure constipation and headaches, priced 25 cents at Potts the Druggist.
Charles F. Warren of Butte, Montana, an electoral vote messenger, departed last night for Washington carrying the returns of the recent state election.
In Helena on February 1 E. E. Esselstyn state treasurer filed his January report with Governor Norris. Receipts totaled $839,918.93 while disbursements reached $958,057.06 leaving a cash balance of $762,331.68 in the treasury.
Advertises Foley's Kidney Remedy highlighting hexamethylenetetramine as a urine antiseptic. In Belgrade a typhoid patient, Louis Seifert, shot his wife in their home, killing her and injuring a baby she carried, as she fled with her child.
Butte reports M J Meany convicted of robbing Henry Schilling at the Schilling cigar store. Judge Michael Donlan sentences him to 20 years in the state penitentiary at Deer Lodge. An ad promotes Foley's Orine Laxative and Urino at City Drug Store.
Helena reports George Frankhauser, a convicted train robber, plans a memoir to disclose career incidents of interest to readers while keeping associates unnamed. His attorney hints fees depend on the book proceeds.
Advertisement warns that pneumonia often follows la grippe but not the genuine Foley’s Honey and Tar in the yellow package. City Drug Store promotes the product as the safe cough remedy and urges customers to refuse imitation preparations.
Plains reports all disorderly houses shut last night under Mayor C W Powell. Police Chief George Wells warned tenants to vacate by Feb 1 and every establishment complied. The crackdown follows a robbery and murder at Headquarters cafe and ends years of covert activity with monthly tax receipts exceeding one hundred dollars.
An advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar relieves hoarseness coughs and stuffy colds preventing pneumonia by soothing inflamed membranes and healing the lungs as it clears the respiratory system.
An order from the Helena land office restricts entry on all lands within two miles of each bank of the Missouri river. The withdrawal prohibits any form of entry and marks a temporary pause pending further action.
A new order would inhibit all future power developments unless sanctioned by the interior department. Projects already under construction or authorized will not be affected unless not completed within the legal time limit.
Helena February 4 The death of Matthew Carroll aged 72 removes one of Montana's best known pioneers He laid out the townsite of Fort Benton and long contributed to early territorial development followed by his lifelong public service and influence.
John Washington of Bosqueville Texas recounts a severe leg infection from a spider bite kept him bedridden for five weeks. After doctors failed Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him, praising its effectiveness for eczema beds burns and piles. Potts the Druggist sells it for 25 cents.
George Lawrence, believed to target a house in the restricted district, was shot by Officer James Swisher after a confrontation at a Forsyth residence. Lawrence, who was unarmed, had fired no shot. the officer discharged to halt the threat, and the man lies dying from a chest wound.
An anonymous letter to Rev. Hazelton of Kalispell Methodist Church includes a skull and crossbones image and a dynamite line threatening violence if the anti-saloon campaign ends. Hazelton leads local liquor opposition. the threat is seen as bluff by liquor fighters.
C R Kluger of 1060 Virginia Avenue Indianapolis credits Foley's Kidney Remedy with curing kidney trouble backache and complexion problems after doctors failed He says four bottles restored his health allowing daily business activity and endorses the remedy via City Drug Store.
Helena February 2 Mrs Elizabeth Vollert aged 91 longtime resident and prominent pioneer died at her Park Avenue home after a short illness Funeral plans will be announced by the family in Helena authorities report
Helena reports a Chinese cook known as Joe has lived in the city for many years and has worked for several employers. The misspelt item suggests a local human-interest note on his residency and service in the community.
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