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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1911

Page

2

Mining directors resign in Butte Coalition changes

Butte January 5 C A Congdon and W B Dickson resigned from the board of the Butte Coalition Mining company. They were replaced by Charles W Baker and J W Allen. Congdon retired due to inability to attend meetings while in New York and Duluth. Dickson, a United States Steel official, will leave all outside Steel affiliated ventures including his Red Metals Mining board seat.

Butte Jan C. A. Congdon W. B. Dickson Butte Coalition Mining Company Charles W. Baker W.allen Congdon New York Duluth Dickson United States Steel Corporation

Cure Backache with Mother Gray's Australian Leaf

Promotes healing for backache dizziness and languor. Claims to cure kidney bladder and urinary troubles using a root and herb formula. Sold by druggists or mail order from The Mother Gray Co Le Roy NY 50 cents. sample free.

Mother Gray Mother Gray Co le Roy N.Y

Claim Jumpers on Deck In Butte At New Year

About one hundred claim jumpers and others with last year’s rights gathered at midnight New Year’s Day in the Butte district said to be mineral rich. Law requires proof up on claims before year’s end. unproved claims must stay on site at midnight and remain a week to finish last year’s work.

Butte Mercury

Dr King’s New Discovery credited with saving two lives

A Fayetteville reader praises Dr King’s New Discovery for curing severe coughs and bronchial troubles in both herself and her sister. The letter notes ill health including suspected consumption and night sweats, and claims the medicine as the best remedy tried. Trial bottles are offered free with 50c and 1.00 prices.

Dr. King A. D. McDonald Fayetteville Potts

Thomas W. Catlin Dies After Paralysis in Deer Lodge

Thomas W. Catlin, born near Atlanta Georgia and well known in educational circles, died early Tuesday after a paralysis strike Sunday afternoon in Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge Jan Thomas W. Catlin Atlanta

Old Soldier Credits Dr King’s Pills For Health Return

A. K. Smith, a war veteran from Erie Pennsylvania, praises Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming they cured years of indigestion constipation and liver trouble. He urges others with stomach liver or kidney issues to try the 25 cent remedy at Potts the local druggist.

A.K. Smith Erie Pa

Postal Savings Banks Portend Wide Financial Reform

The article outlines the planned spread of postal savings banks from Anaconda to other cities, presenting the system as a major financial advance by the United States government. It emphasizes accessibility for saving earnings and frames the move as a significant step since the establishment of banks.

Postal Savings Banks Butte Postal Savings Bank Anaconda United States

Third Term on Bench Sworn in Helena

In Helena on January 5, Chief Justice Theodore Brantley was sworn in for a third term. Attorney General Galen presented Brantley to the court, praising his past service and credentials as head of the state Supreme Court.

Helena Theodore Brantley Galen Judge Brantley

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted For Burns Wounds

An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a rapid cure for burns wounds bruises boils sores and skin eruptions. It claims quick inflammation relief pain relief and healing with a price of 25 cents at Potts the Druggist.

Potts Lan

Morley is Succeeded

Helena January 5 The state board of railroad commissioners met to organize for the year B T Stanton named chairman replacing E A Morley and all employees were reappointed Secretary R F McLaren clerk O W Tong safety appliance inspector Samuel Ross and stenographer Miss Alma Mohr retained

No Gambling in Butte Claimed After Weeklong Sweep

Sheriff O Keefe and deputies say they conducted a week of night patrols across Butte and found no poker games or gambling activity. The force reported thorough detective work and an absence of gambling in all city quarters.

Butte O'Keefe

Fire damages East Helena smelter blast furnace

A fire at the East Helena smelter blast furnace Tuesday caused about 5000 dollars in damage. The blaze started when red hot matte exploded, igniting oil saturated timbers supporting the machinery. Repair work is underway with workers back on site.

Helena East Helena

Ballard's Snow Liniment for cold weather wounds

An advertisement urges applying Ballard's Snow Liniment to minor flesh wounds in cold weather to prevent bad sores. It promises prompt healing and reduced bandage use. Prices are 25c, 50c, and $1.00 per bottle, sold by Potts, the Druggist.

Ballard Potts

State university sees new spirit and progress in 12 months

Montana State University at Missoula reports a year of prosperity with strong advances. The notable gain is a renewed spirit among students alumni and faculty, uniting for the school's good and recognizing the universitys influential power for future progress.

Montana State University Missoula State University Almuni

Electric Bitters Praised By Virginia Reader

C B Rader of Lewisburg West Virginia thanks Electric Bitters for curing a ten year stomach trouble and rheumatism. The letter claims the remedy fits his case perfectly and highlights dyspepsia indigestion jaundice and kidney poisons as targets. Bottles cost 50 cents at Potts the Druggist with a guarantee.

C. B. Rader Lewisburg W. Va

New Companies Formed in Montana

Helena reports three new corporations filed articles of incorporation under state law this week. Camas Copper Mining & Milling Co. of Plains with 600000 capital, incorporators L I Colvin H G Remick and H Carlson. Treasure State Telephone Co. of Broadview capital 25000, incorporators H W Bangert A Bouchard and FE B Kingman. Sanden & Ferguson Co. of Helena in general merchandise with 50000 capital, incorporators J A Ferguson F S Sanden and JJ P Sanden.

Helena Vader Montana Camas Copper Mining & Milling Company of Plains L. I. Colvin H. G. Remick H. Carlson Treasure State Stelephone Company Broadview H. W. Bangert A. Bouchard FE. B. Kingman Judith Gap Sanden & Ferguson Company J. A. Ferguson F. S. Sanden JJ. P. Sanden

Body of American George found frozen along Basin Creek road

The body of a man identified as American George was found by Matt Tikir along Basin creek road 17 miles from Butte. The victim sat on the embankment with his left shoe removed and a bundle of underwear discarded. Identification was made by Elmer Binder, stenographer to Coroner Jesse P. Stevens.

Butte Jan George Basin Creek Matt Tikir Elmer Binder Jesse P. Stevens

Bernard Election Contest Recap Hints at Eligibility Question

Evidence collection and ballot recounts in the Bernard election contest are finished and sent to Helena for legislative decision on seating. The core issue is whether Bernard has resided in the county long enough to qualify for the office.

Libby Bernard Helena

Mrs Adami Dies In Helena After Illness

Helena Jan 4 Mrs Margaretha Adami wife of John Adami a Helena contractor died at the family home Tuesday afternoon after about ten days illness death was caused by a hemorrhage of the brain she was one of Helena's beloved residents.

Helena Jan Margaretha Adami John Adami

Fair Officers to Meet in Helena on January 10

Secretary Martin of the Montana State Fair has called secretaries of chambers of commerce and commercial groups to gather in Helena January 10. The meeting aims to fix dates premiums purses and racing stakes and to plan attractions for the state fairs this year.

Helena Martin Martin Montana Chambers of Commerce and Commercial Organizations Helenaf

Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted by Local Druggist

A physician notes the Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets relieve acute indigestion and chronic dyspepsia. The remedy soothes inflamed stomach membranes and improves appetite with regular use. The local druggist offers a money back guarantee if not completely satisfied.

Western stock show shifts to commercial fat cattle

The National Western Stock Show at Denver evolves from lean and long fed fat cattle to commercial fat cattle. Western feeders aim for meat profit with grain on short feed, while packers favor the lean blocks. Eastern feeders face higher costs and smaller profits per load.

Denver the International

Show Stable Queen Brings King to Olympia Show

Miss Laula Long of Kansas City heads a premier western show stable. Daughter of a millionaire she finances a vast collection of harness horses vehicles and equipment shipping to major U S shows. Her famed horse King competed at Olympia London last summer reflecting the costly hobby of high level horse shows.

West Laula Long Kansas City Miss Long King Olympia London

Acclaimed Misa Long Leads Denver Horse Show Lineup

Accomplished horsewoman Misa Long anchors a stable of blue ribbon winners at the Western National Livestock association show in Denver January 16 to 21. Notables Augustus Busch Edward B McLean and Judge William H Moore join the roster with George Pepper among entrants as western and eastern exhibitors converge for the event.

Misa Long Miss Long Denver Western National Livestock Association West East Long Augustus Busch St. Louis Edward B. McLean Washington, D. C William H. Moore London George Pepper Toronto

Cavalry Remounts Highlighted at National Stock Show

The War Department reports difficulty securing suitable cavalry remounts as western range stock tests show light saddle horses in short supply. Secretary Dickinson orders a Fort Russell troop to Denver January 16 21 to showcase cavalry horses and their required drill. Breeders and officers will attend to demonstrate desired traits including jumping ability and versatility for field work.

War Department Washington West Denver Dickinson Department of War Fort Russell Madison Square Chicago

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Montana State News Mrs. Adami ELY Brothers Warren St Music Books Dillon Centennial Saloon Helena Street Head Choice Farms John Sutherland J. B. Morse THE Metlen Edillon Hotel CO ED. Kolman Paul Brown Macaulay Arizona Street Butte, Mont
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