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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1901
Page
2
Died in Livingston E L Hill and Emma Ridout at Helena are noted. In Butte George Brown killed his wife and himself. Water famine eases as Big Hole flow reaches Butte. mines and homes still awaiting steady supply. Officials discuss theater Sunday closings and Indian policies as Copper Strike news circulates.
A Billings delegation traveled to Sheridan Wyoming and secured a letter from residents urging Senator Mondell to drop his opposition to opening the Crow Reservation. They also urged Senator Carter to use his influence to support the measure.
Stockmen of Carbon county form an association for mutual protection. They aim to raise bounty money for scalp rewards, offer rewards for violations of the stock law, and to familiarize themselves with the different brands.
John W. Power, a pioneer organizer of the First National Bank of Fort Benton and later president of the Stockman's National Bank, was one of the best known and best loved men in the state.
Krause's Cold Cure is marketed as a safe remedy that can be taken during daily duties and relieves severe colds in 24 hours. It is priced at 250 and sold by U.ty Drug atere.
Montana Wesleyan University president Dr. Thomas Van Scoy died at his Helena home on Tuesday from pneumonia. He was a leading figure in the state’s education system and his absence will be deeply felt at the university.
The notice proclaims a salve with worldwide fame for curing cuts burns boils sores and skin ailments. It asserts superiority over other salves and promises guaranteed results though the text is partially garbled and ends with an address fragment.
George Proutsch, a witness in a Butte case, was tortured by fellow prisoners to drop prosecution and is released on a homeward ticket. Lacking funds, he boarded a depot train but was assaulted on the way. He reached a hospital and remained there until Tuesday.
David Pirrie brother of the noted stockman was riding in a light wagon with a shotgun between his knees when the weapon discharged, blowing away one side of his face and destroying an eye and ear. He is not expected to recover.
A. J. Kelly and Geo Handschu were convicted in Lewis and Clarke county of stealing three calves. Each man received the maximum penalty of 14 years at hard labor. The state intensifies efforts to curb cattle rustling.
O W Bellamy a Burlington Iowa locomotive fireman describes severe sickness and pain then credits Electric Bitters with restoring health after a single bottle. The ad asserts weak people gain new life and strength using the product, with City Drag store guaranteeing satisfaction at 50 cents.
Matt Oish a Finlander was shot in the back during a Saturday night fight at Klein and Connors saloon in Butte. He is not expected to live. The altercation was started by Oish and eight or nine other Finns armed with knives.
Mrs De Richardson of Laurel Springs says she was dying from consumption but recovered after seven bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery. The cure is advertised as a remedy for consumption pneumonia la grippe bronchitis coughs catarrh asthma hay fever croup and whooping cough with guaranteed bottles priced at 0 and 1.00 and free samples at City Drug Store.
The Madison county board appoints Chas. O. Hill as sheriff to fill the vacancy created by the death of Sheriff Summers. It is expected that Wm Husted will be named under sheriff.
Advertisement claims Dr King s New Life Pills keep millions at work night and day curing indigestion biliousness constipation sick headache and stomach liver and bowel troubles. Easy pleasant safe sure only 25c at City Drug store.
Dr. Loebenger of Butte was appointed by Governor Toole to the state medical board but opposition from the State Medical Association led to his removal. A deputation urged the governor to reconsider, and the decision was overturned.
The Modern Mother notes her children respond best to Syrup of Figs for gentle laxative relief. Children enjoy it and benefit from the remedy. The genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
Land sale along the Burlington and Northern Pacific railroads is rapid and home-seeker rates enacted February 12 are expected to draw a large influx of settlers to the state.
L. J. Williams' Central Pharmacy advertises Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets with a positive guarantee for heartburn rising of the food and dyspepsia. One tablet gives immediate relief, offered in 25 and 50 doses.
A woman preacher named Miss Dennis conducts revival meetings at the M. B. church in Ansconda. The church is packed to its fullest capacity nightly.
An old advertisement promotes Kemp's Balsam as a top remedy for coughs croup bronchitis whooping cough asthma and consumption. The text urges buyers to obtain a bottle tonight or tomorrow and keep it at home to check a cold immediately. Sold by City Drug.
A committee from the legislature toured the Insane Asylum at Warm Springs. Stull raised a strong issue calling for an investigation into patient burials, mixing of sexes in bathrooms, and the conduct of visitors in saloons, asserting he has solid reasons.
A shopper claims never having a cold since carrying a package of Krause's Cold Cure Capsules in his vest. He takes one at the first sign of a cold. Price is 250 and the product is sold by City Drug Store.
White Sulphur Springs stands to gain a railroad within the coming year with four active surveys under way to the town.
Lichty s Celery Nerve Compound is praised as a remedy for nervousness. The advertisement claims it soothes nerves, builds up wasted tissues, and enriches the blood, with thousands testifying to its success. Sold by City Drug Store.
George Hammond, described as an all round tough, pleaded guilty to robbing a Chinese tailor in Butte. Judge Clancy sentenced him to 18 years at hard labor.
An advertisement for Acker’s English Remedy promises to stop a cough and cure a cold within twelve hours or offers a money refund. The claim is presented as a consumer product at Central Pharmacy run by L. J. Williams.
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