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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1906
Page
2
In Butte a woman reported her husband John Gooch attempted to murder her with a razor after she fled a second story attempt at the Mission house. Gooch surrendered to police without speaking as she described the attack and the carbolic acid threat.
An advertisement touts Moki Tea as cures for headaches digestion and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee priced at 25 and 50 cents. Separately, Lem M Atkins a Butte resident and naval academy midshipman in Annapolis Md ranks among the first twenty five in a class of over a hundred.
Denver and Rio Grande will sell Denver to Denver and return tickets at 30.25 dollars for the Live Stock Convention. Final return limit February 10. For details contact an Oregon Short Line Agent or E. R. Hunt, General Agent, Butte Montana.
Edward Burke, a Yellowstone farmer near Rapids switch, believed water broadcast returns after days. He inherits $50,000 from the will of Marshall Field, the Chicago merchant prince.
An advertising claim touts Acker’s Blood Elixir for various ailments with a money back guarantee. Meanwhile Billings plans a fifty room hotel as sugar beet plant workers need lodging. payroll last pay period reached about $5,000 for roughly 200 workers, with future staffing to grow. L J Price promotes continued land business services.
James Sherman, convicted last week of second degree murder in the Studinski pawnbroker case, received a life sentence last Saturday. He was moved to the penitentiary Monday to begin serving on his 19th birthday. The court stated Sherman might have faced first degree verdict or acquittal.
Butte-William Hoberecht, a miner, committed death by his own hand at a lodging house in the city Sunday night after a love affair disappointment. He ingested carbolic acid in a suicide attempt. The dyspepsia remedy promises rapid relief from heartburn and indigestion with 25 and 50 cent tablets.
An 19th century style ad claims the pills free the system from disease germs resembling malaria. It promises cure of malaria poison and constipation and advertises 25 cents at Riley's Drug Store.
N 8S Wood operates a fast baggage express and light freight service from the depot to any city area including Normal College and Dormitory. He avoids coal, keeps the wagon clean, and specializes in stove wood and dry kindling with prompt attention for orders or baggage left at Deputy’s Meat Market or the Central telephone office.
Helena reports Judge William H. Hunt adjudged several bankrupts on Monday. Names include Charles Zeigler of Big Hole with liabilities 1097.56 and assets 565. John A. Fay of Butte with liabilities 3079.89 and assets 100. Sam Lowe of Somers Flathead County with liabilities 1246.54 and assets 1050. Luke & Rae of Billings with Rae liabilities 23.75 and assets 30. Richard J. Luke with assets 15. The list reflects the day’s proceedings in the bankruptcy docket.
A mother’s habit of keeping a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on hand is praised for preventing pneumonia from a cold or croup in children. The ad asserts safety for infants, notes it is sold by Riley the Druggist, and adds a competing claim for Acker's English Remedy with a money back guarantee.
Chas W Moore a Ford City Pennsylvania machinist burned his hand in an electrical furnace. He used Bucklen's Arnica Salve and was quickly cured. The salve is advertised as a healer for Burns Wounds Sores Eczema and Piles available at 25 cents from R L Riley Druggist.
By March first the Tripunr will move to new hea quarters in the Lynch building opposite the depot. A bargain book sale begins next Monday with prices cut to bedrock to urge removal of several hundred volumes before the move. Full particulars in the display ad on the 8th page. Tribune Pub Co.
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