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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1907
Page
8
A speaker admits excitement and indecision about buying mining stocks. He notes vast veins and blocks of gold, trains loading ore, and potential profits, while expressing a desire to invest but uncertainty which stock to choose. He quotes C W Riley from the New York Times.
Jackson reports after a long cold spell heavy snow in the hills. Harry Davis hauled 50 tons of hay to the Dark Horse and tried 8 tons of potatoes. Horses fell in six feet of snow and could not be freed, a driver walked ten miles with a toboggan to bring hay. Cattle buyers are numerous as ever and steers are being picked up.
For rheumatic sufferers quick relief from pain is found by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It helps rheumatism sciatica lame back lumbar pain and deep seated and muscular pains. For sale by R L Riley druggist.
Waterloo reports Harry Winslow critically ill at home with Dr. Packard in attendance. Dan Rowland moves and enlarges Mr. Reuter’s Wickam ranch to convert it into a summer hotel. Robt Farmer visits from Butte. Pat Carney and F. L. Grantley visit Butte. Will H. McCoy, deputy forest supervisor, remains in town.
The Chicago Tribune urges prudent care for colds especially in children. It stresses proper food ventilation and dry warm clothing through autumn winter and spring to prevent mild colds from becoming severe and threatening life. It notes untreated colds can lead to dangerous conditions akin to diphtheria.
The notice urges treatment of colds with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for both children and adults. It claims safety and effectiveness, noting its popularity and wide sales, and asserts a cold cannot lead to pneumonia when used. Sold by R L Riley,druggist.
Willis February 13 report notes a successful Mrs Reichle masquerade dance with about thirty attendees from Dillon Farlin and Melrose plus Ed Nyhart and others. The area also records stock losses from the past storm and ongoing feeding, with several cattle dying. improvements noted in Stephen Kambich Jr. and local coughs and colds among residents. Jeff Lavell plans to move about 125 head of cattle to Point of Rocks soon. Local residents travel between Dillon Melrose Glendale and Maiden Rock to tend sheep and cattle markets.
Mrs Fannie Grirren of Troy Alabama says Chamberlains Salve cured a facial skin disease twenty years long after doctors failed. She reports two boxes did the work and notes the salve is sold by R L Riley druggist.
Pageville residents report Mrs. R. W. Page visiting Mrs. Fred Mercer and E. R. Page from Eddy Montana visiting Pageville. Jessie and Eunice Spencer urged visits to friends in Pageville and Centerville. I. R. Burtch assists McFadden with an ice house. Mrs. Wm. Stewart and Miss Black visit Twin Bridges. Clayton Page returns from Bozeman. Miss Burtch heads to Chicago. N L Page and family drive to Twin Bridges.
We prefer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to any other for our children says Mr L J Woodbury of Twinging Mich It has also done the work for us in hard colds and croup and we take pleasure in recommending it For sale by R L Riley druggist lm
Morning worship focuses on strengthening Christian character with a sermon by the pastor and a solo by Miss Annis McWethy, plus congregational choral music. Evening service features a theme in a sermon series on "The Home and its Influence" with music and a bass solo by Mr. John Evans.
The right thing to do when you feel bilious is to take a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They cleanse the stomach and regulate the liver and bowels. Price 25 cents. Samples free at R. L. Riley's drug store.
In a brief local dispatch JP C Spaulding of Anaconda explains that a forest supervisor visited Dillon last week but was recalled to Anaconda to oversee Hell Gate reserve. With no supervisor, permits must now be sought via Anaconda Sheridan or directly from the acting officers. Spaulding notes the service’s rapid growth and hopes for a permanent Dillon supervisor, likely Captain Robert J Moore, once qualified personnel are found. Forest reserves promise irrigation benefits and local grazing control, limiting outside stock companies.
Local drug stores report a drop in catarrh remedy sales over the past year. Hyomei stands out as the lone exception, credited with many cures and boosted by R L Rileys guarantee that it costs nothing unless cured. People breathe it via a pocket inhaler. the outfit costs one dollar, with extra bottles fifty cents.
Mrs Mayme F Howes eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs James Mc Laughlin died last Monday evening in Dillon after a four week illness with pneumonia and heart trouble. Born in Bath Maine on March 21 1875 she came to Beaverhead County with her parents who were valley pioneers.
A scientist argues that cold feet indicate high intellectual power and activity and should no longer be used as a reproach. The Great Falls Leader notes this shift in interpretation of the term.
A consolidation of large whisky shipments across states shows steady distribution activity despite reported car shortages. The Milwaukee Sentinel and Helena Independent highlight that strong logistics enable continued supply, with carriers moving significant volumes to retailers and distributors.
A Brooklyn Eagle item recalls a teacher in a borough public school allowing an Italian girl’s little brother to stay as no one was home. The four year old, lively and curious, tested limits until the teacher, in plain speech, simply told him to shut up and the child obeyed.
A humorous Valentine verse recalls a pajama bedtime scene with a nine pound baby. The feature then shifts to violinist Kubelik recounting a visit to an insane asylum where a curious patient interrupted his performance with a cutting remark about freedom.
The Dillon Implement company, a longtime city firm, plans to convert part of its block at Idaho and Center streets to groceries. Manager A F Waldorf says initial operations will be wholesale only with a $10,000 stock, opening between the 1st and 15th of next month.
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