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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1917
Page
2
Typhoid deaths decline after two weeks as doctors declare the outbreak under control. New hypochlorite water purification plants have been installed to sanitize drinking water and curb future illnesses. A few recent scarlet fever cases appeared, but purification efforts are expected to remove this danger.
O J Metcalf of Weatherby Missouri recalls a severe December cold that left him bedridden until two bottles of Chamberlains Cough Remedy were taken. He claims rapid recovery and endorses the medicine for future colds. For sale by City Drug Store. Adv Im
Rudolph Hoffman, assaulted by two policemen last October and falsely arrested, was awarded $1,000 damages by a jury Saturday night. Defendants named are policemen Roy Bressler and Thomas Weaver and bonding companies. The suit sought $5,000 from each officer and $1,000 from bonding firms.
Students at Missoula State University celebrated Charter Day with a successful program last Friday. President Scheuch praised the new System and said Chancellor Elliott is tying up loose ends. The speaker cited many advantages to the changes.
The ad touts Dr. King's New Discovery as relief for cold symptoms such as stuffed-up head and sore throat. It claims the antiseptic balsams soothe irritated membranes and loosen phlegm, with a warning to treat persistently until the cold ends. It notes a 50 cent price and 47 years of use.
Patrick F. Kelly district deputy for the Modern Woodmen was found dead in a Forsyth room Friday morning. A note left by Mr. Kelly asked that his body be cared for by the Modern Woodmen and his wife in New York be notified of his death.
A businessman's wife suffered years of dyspepsia and constipation until Adler-i-ka relieved her instantly. The ad claims the laxative empties both large and small intestines and stops sour stomach, promising the quickest action among products sold by Potts, the druggist.
Missoula reports the funeral of Mrs L J English 85 held at her Orchard Homes residence. Widow since thirty five years ago she moved from New York to Butte and later settled in Missoula. mother of seven with five living. Also note Bear Creek mines shut due to car shortage and a March 12 hearing to define slack coal terms.
John Miller of Klein, ordered to post a $3,000 cash bond, led a deputy sheriff to his mining job site where he retrieved $3,200 from an abandoned stope. Miller faces trial on a first degree assault charge for shooting George Chier nowski and feared banks so he started his own small institution.
N W McConnell of Riverdale Georgia writes that Foley Carthartic Tablets completely cleanse his system without gripe or nausea. He describes the product as ideal for physic and bowel action, with a strengthening effect on the stomach and liver and a light feeling for stout persons. Potts the druggist.
High grade copper found near Contact about 25 miles southeast of Livingston. A company led by E. H. Cowles is being formed to operate the claims. The Cooke City smelter is ready for operation. Jardine gold and tungsten mines, closed by litigation, will reopen next spring.
A new set of modern block signals will be installed this spring between Livingston and Laurel by the Northern Pacific Railway Company, enhancing train safety and traffic flow on the line.
Mrs Amanda Gierhart of Waynesfield Ohio reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has cured coughs and colds in her family for twenty years. For sale by City Drug Store. Adv. 1m.
Livingston plans an up to date lighting system with a city council meeting to discuss it. A committee met Montana Power officials and gathered data. An extensive paving plan is also under consideration.
Mr and Mrs T B Carpenter of Harrisburg Pennsylvania announce kidney trouble cure by Foley Kidney Pills. They claim despite being in their seventies they are as vigorous as thirty years ago and report relief from sleep disturbance backache rheumatism and bladder weakness. Potts the Druggist advertises the product.
William A. Whitworth who crossed the plains in 1850 to seek California gold died Monday at his sister Mrs. C. R. Hubbert’s home in Bozeman. A Montana resident for 46 years he was a pioneer of all the Montana gold camps.
For a Billious Attack the ad promotes three Chamberlains Tablets as prompt relief for severe symptoms including headache coated tongue loss of appetite constipation torpid liver vomiting partly digested food and bile. Sold by City Drug Store Adv 1m.
Announcement states work will start immediately on a new flour and feed mill by Park County Milling company. Capital stock increased from $25,000 to $50,000.
A. Baxter of Wheeler Wisconsin says Foley's Honey and Tar has served his family for ten years. He notes no opiates, safety for babies, and effectiveness for adults. It relieves croup, stops coughs, and eases colds as a trusted remedy. Potts, the druggist, advertised.
A. W. Morgan of Angela Louisiana writes of back pains and aged vitality. He says at 48 he felt like a 90 year old and after taking Foley Kidney Pills he feels 21 again. Drugstore listing notes fifty cents and one dollar sizes.
The state assembly petitions the federal government to return troops to Yellowstone park. Citizens cheer the move amid concerns over civil guard actions harming big game herds and lax civilian care.
An old advertisement claims thousands of children suffer from worms causing listlessness irritability and disturbed sleep. It promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as a pleasant remedy with a tonic effect and urges parents to visit a druggist for 25 cents.
C B Mason was jailed for several days due to a mistaken identity linked to a Salt Lake City twin. Authorities learned Mason was not the wanted man and released him with apologies after confirming the error.
Sloan's Liniment provides quick relief for neuralgia and sore muscles without rubbing. It soothes stiff muscles rheumatism gout lumbago sprains and strains and reduces pain from minor injuries to children. Get a bottle today.
Helena W B Rhoades secretary of the state railroad commission has been named judge of the new Eighteenth district covering Hill and Blaine counties. Governor Sam V Stewart made the appointment after signing the bill.
The ad promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a gentle laxative to clear impurities from the system. It claims accumulated waste poisons the blood and causes dizziness biliousness pimples and dull complexion. A nightly dose promises a full bowel movement by morning.
In Great Falls the court promised Tug Allen six months in jail and a fine but he changed his plea from guilty to not guilty. He later furnished bonds totaling 750 dollars.
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Tablets as pleasant to take and naturally effective for constipation. Sold by City Drug Store.
Clyde Park Creamery was sold at public auction for 8500 dollars to C W Parker of Clyde Park. Parker plans to expand operations and run the creamery on a larger scale than before.
Mrs J A Rodgers Switzer of South Carolina says grippe often follows lingering coughs and pains. She notes Foley's Honey and Tar provides relief and helps reduce doctor bills. Potts, the druggist, advertises the remedy.
London report shows Earl of Derby secretary of state for war speaking at Bolton predicting the critical period of the war would occur in the next few months.
The state public utilities commission was asked on Friday to prevent women in southern Colorado from monopolizing rural telephone lines with neighborhood gossip in an unusual case raised by residents.
Seattle announces the Cunard line will build six steel freight steamships at Seattle Construction and Dry Dock. The contract exceeds 6 million dollars.
A large steel net was installed at the port entrance of New York to shield Gotham from hostile submarines and other warcraft in case of war. The device marks a major defense measure implemented Saturday at the harbor.
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