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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1910
Page
2
Word reaches Miles City of William Wolf aged about 30 being shot at Jordan by his uncle Edward Sims in self defense after Wolf threatened Sims. A coroner's jury exonerated Sims. Wolf accused Sims of familiarity with his wife, which Sims denies.
Lagrippe pains and coughs are claimed to be quickly cured by Foley's Honey and Tar. Described as mildly laxative, safe and certain in results. 1-m City Drug Store.
The state board of health released December and January figures. December: 316 deaths and 541 births. January: 359 deaths and 543 births.
When P Sossman of Cornelius North Carolina injured his leg it became a bad sore. Salves failed until Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it completely. It treats ulcers boils burns bruises cuts corns sores pimples eczema or piles. 25c at Potts Drug Store.
In Helena on February 21, the attorney general holds that a convict once received by the state penitentiary and later deemed insane and moved to Warm Springs, and upon recovery pronounced cured, raises legal questions about subsequent disposition and custody.
A segment lists policy holders including F. E. Foote E. Farley G. Farnsworth L. R. Foote I. F. Guidici F. H. Gwynne F. A. Hazelbaker M. A. Henneberry S. D. Hooker G. P. Hughes J.B. Holtz J.S Innes A.53. Johnson Martin Tnnes A. Kuntze J. W. Lusher H. L. McCaleb H.R. Melton J. Miller Dr. M . Miller J. E. Monroe R. J. Moore J. E. Morse J. W.Morton
A court debate concludes a defendant who served time at Warm Springs should have that period counted as part of the sentence. Without this, a five year term could extend his custody beyond the intended duration, raising liberty concerns.
Kalispell February 20 Mrs Vesta Long granted absolute divorce from Senator Thomas D Long facts show prearranged proceedings and concessions by the defendant while the plaintiff cites extreme cruelty as grounds.
Helena reports a statewide increase of more than 8,000 public school children this year over last year. Silver Bow tops the list, followed by Cascade and Lewis and Clark with Flathead close behind. Beaverhead County shows 1,489 students, up 76 from the prior year, per W. E. Harmon.
E A Kelley of Belvidere Illinois reports twenty two years of service life and kidney illness three years ago with hip pain and eye specks. After trying Foley's Kidney Pills he bought more and now attests they made him a sound and well man through continued use at City Drug Store.
Helena February 21 reports twenty one smallpox cases at the Home of the Good Shepherd and the county health board issues a warning directing immediate vaccination for all persons.
In a district court trial before Judge Sidney Lanner the Northern Pacific railroad was found guilty of violating Montana's 16 hour work limit for railroad employees. The penalty was set at the minimum $100 and the railroad has 90 days to file a bill of exceptions. Foley's Kidney Remedy ad follows, promoting kidney and bladder health.
Butte residents face 22 patients in the pest house 18 quarantined in the city and 10 more shut up outside the city. Health Officer Nelson Gunn says pest house has no more room and physicians warn of an epidemic unless vaccination increases promptly.
Macon Georgia Industrial and Orphans Home president reports nine years of Electric Bitters use. He endorses it for stomach liver and kidney issues, blood purification, digestion aid, appetite, and overall strength. Sold at Potts' Drug Store for 50 cents.
Rev. Herman Thoren sues the Western Union Telegraph Co in district court claiming 2000 dollars for failing to deliver a telegram in time to meet a special offer. The case centers on a missed deal due to the late telegram.
Advertising copy notes that men spend earnings on doctors and medicines and promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a quick cure for stomach, liver and kidney troubles at a low cost. Available at Potts' Drug Store for 25 cents.
Tim LeBeau was found guilty in a Marysville justice court of living illegally with Anna Ruhl, who died two weeks earlier from poisoning. The jury delivered the verdict last night, with a maximum penalty of six months in jail and a $500 fine.
The Woodlark poison from the Hove Chemical Co. of Portland Oregon is pitched as a reliable extermination agent for gophers squirrels sage rats and prairie dogs. It requires no mixing and is sold with a money back guarantee. Pamphlet free through Potts the Druggist.
After a five hour trial, the case moved from Helena to Marysville for venue. The Helena community returned home after 4 am as LeBeau announced an appeal to the district court and was jailed on a $700 bail default.
Hoarse coughs and chest pains from stubborn colds described as dangerous if untreated. Foley's Honey and Tar claims to stop the cough heal congested parts and bring quick relief. City Drug Store advertises the remedy.
In Anaconda on February 21 O Kite a Japanese man accused of buying a white woman for 500 dollars 16 months ago attempted to compel Ethel Regan to accompany him at a Chinese noodle house with a gun. The woman allegedly left her prior master and was later sold by the man who bought her. The Jap was arrested.
Jacob Hausel an 86 year old Madison county pioneer living on Norwegian mountain slipped and fell at his daughter's home in Pony. He fractured his thigh and doctors fear he will not recover due to his extreme age.
A Green Bay mother testifies that Foley's Honey and Tar has prevented and cured repeated childhood colds and croup for her two children ages six and eight, a remedy she says the children take without protest. She notes her experience mirrors many other users of the product.
Kalispell formed a fire protective association to guard forest stands with cooperation from the national forest service and State Forester Gungberg. The state pledges to join as far as the law allows in this effort to protect the forests from fire and other injuries.
A. J. Beck of Drummond attempted suicide in Missoula after his 16 year old wife left him a month into their marriage and went shopping with another man.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the greatest throat and lung remedy that quickly cures soreness and coughs, restoring normal health. It urges readers to ask for Foley's Honey and Tar at City Drug Store.
In Fort Benton on February 24 Mark Cockrell is held by the sheriff after a shooting at the Marias post office. Cockrell says Henry Brinkman attacked him, knocked him down, and he fired in self defense. An inquiry into Brinkman’s death is underway.
In Anaconda on February 23 evangelist Lowry led 33 people to the altar for confession, bringing the total conversions at the tabernacle to nearly 500.
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