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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1907
Page
2
In Helena today, members of the legislature the Helena bar and many Preston H. Leslie’s friends filled the Baptist church for the governor’s funeral. Rev. J. F. McNamee and Rev. L. G. Clark led brief tributes praising his life and character.
An old advertisement claims chronic constipation endangers health and that Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures it by aiding digestion and stimulating liver and bowels. It promises immediate improvement and says the product does not nauseate or gripe and is pleasant to take, urging customers to refuse substitutes.
A letter from the weather observer at Swift Current on the Blackfeet reservation reports Saturday morning temperature at 70 degrees below zero. It breaks the U S record for cold with the previous slowest at 63 below zero at Poplar River in Valley county Montana long ago.
Wm A Fertwell of Lucama NC reports a remarkable recovery from Bright's disease in the diabetes stage after taking fewer than three bottles of Electric Bitters. He says the remedy has halted long standing liver and bladder issues and believes a permanent cure possible. Sold at R L Riley's drug store for 50 cents.
Rev F H Gwynne pastor of Immanuel Presbyterian church in Butte announced he declined the invitation to become pastor of Westminster church in Salt Lake City. Westminster Presbyterian church is one
A compact note outlines top charges in Salt Lake City emphasizing highly desirable options. It highlights a few key considerations for buyers and investors and suggests strong interest in premium locations and features.
Mrs Eva Uncapher of Grover town Stark Co Ind credits Dr Hing s New Discovery for curing a severe cough after four one dollar bottles restored her health. The cough remedy promises throat and lung relief and is guaranteed by R L Riley Druggist with 50c and 1 0 0 prices and a free trial bottle offered.
Twin Bridges February 12. Business men discuss starting a Sheridan creamery. E. P. Mills and F. Fletcher lead the talks and expect to open about April 1 if patronage justifies the venture.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar for grippe coughs and pneumonia prevention. It warns to avoid counterfeit medicines and directs readers to the City Drug Store.
The dairy department at the college issues a bulletin announcing a one month short course in dairying starting March 1. Participants will learn dairy farming and processing techniques with expert instruction.
Henry Niemann received a one year penitentiary term after being found guilty of forgery in Lewistown. Judge E X Cheadle handed down the sentence in a proceeding heard yesterday.
No one is immune from kidney trouble so remember Foley's Kidney Cure will stop irregularities and cure any case of kidney and bladder trouble within medical reach. Im Cry Drug Store.
The jury found G. S. E. Wisner guilty as charged in Anaconda. He was an employee of the Anaconda Real Estate and Insurance company and allegedly accepted funds as deposits while the firm was insolvent.
A promotional piece extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for liver torpor linked to poor digestion. It lists symptoms suggestive of biliousness and weak stomach and cites Golden Seal root and other ingredients with authorities praising its liver and digestive benefits. It urges regular use and offers a free book about the product’s ingredients.
The district court began the trial of Frank Linerati charged with the murder of Herman Eberhzrat, a Wolf Creek section foreman. The proceedings started yesterday in Helena with the case proceeding on February 12.
City Drug Store reports Fo Leys Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
Butte reports Sheriff Henderson warns that persistent law violators will be arrested to end gambling in the city He suggests moving to states where gambling is legal and vows enforcement in Silver Bow county The item includes an advertisement for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claiming cures for burns sores wounds and other pains at R L Rileys drug store.
Hotel men from across Montana gathered at the Broadwater hotel in Helena to organize the Montana Hotel Men’s association. The meeting aimed to unify members and promote standards and cooperation within the industry.
Missoula February 13. Revival of railroad construction by the Northern Pacific and anticipated Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line spurs tie camp work. In six months an estimated 500000 ties have been cut along the Helena to Trout Creek stretch.
A New York Post report describes a hospital ward where a physician explains that a boy with one leg fractured is strapped in the air by ropes and pulleys to keep splints in place. The method prevents movement and discomfort for the patient.
The New York Press quotes Simeon Ford lamenting the demand to entertain. He says an ordinary mood is overridden by duty to perform jokes, as hosts expect constant amusement, leaving him weary despite audience anticipation. He notes his son must avoid a comic label.
A downtown dentist explains that veteran chambermaids often lack upper teeth. He says pillowcase teeth wear down from continual use in handling pillowcases, causing constant strain and needing artificial replacements. Source: Pittsburg Dispatch.
A young bride serves a Sunday dinner then reveals a kitchen mishap. She explains to her husband that the sponge cake failed because the druggist sent the wrong kind of sponges. The mince pie arrives as a consolation.
A Washington Star item quotes Mrs Meekton asking for Solo mon’s wisdom and Leonidas noting he had many wives as the source of his good advice. The exchange reflects a tongue in cheek view of wisdom and reputation.
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