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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1914
Page
5
January clearance sale features delayed new season arrivals and multiple lines of merchandise offered at substantial savings. The dealer promises great value and attention to mail orders for out of town customers as stock remains available.
Regions Yellowtone Dawson Per puse Rosebud and Musselshell lines feud a proposed split. A territory of about 65 million value with over eight hundred thousand people would form a new district. Great Falls Browning Bowen Beaverhead heat data show uneven temps as plans progress.
The weather bureau report shows Denton Beav erhead county and Horn county tied for high temperatures last month with the highest mean at 35.8 degrees in Zortman Blaine county.
Bozeman area fish hatchery plans the first shipment from Bridger Canyon mouth to India. W. Z. Nar of the hatchery organizes rainbow trout destined for Calcutta via San Francisco Hong Kong and British Steamship lines, under British consul supervision.
Prof. W. E. Harmon, former superintendent of public instruction, is noted in Bozeman for his business involvement. The brief item highlights a career return to private enterprise after public service.
The Montana official who had term expiring last year enters business in Bozeman. Harmon buys half of the Bungalow cafe and will manage it, taking over from James R. Cochran who joins C. H. Buford of Virginia City in representing Gallatin county for the Kissel car agency. From 1889 to 1903 Prof Harmon ran grocery stores with Frank Maxwell in Bozeman and Pony.
Advertises Kickapoo Worm Killer as a safe remedy for children suffering from worms. Claims relieve feverish symptoms, abdominal cramps, and fatigue while providing laxative aid. Priced at 25 cents with druggists or mail orders through Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis.
Bankruptcy notices list creditors of James Rea and William Rea Jr of Billings doing business as a firm with a namesake. The filing names Billings as the locale and cites debt obligations affecting the partners in a cattle and sheep operation.
Rea Brothers filed a petition in federal court seeking adjudication of bankruptcy on grounds of insolvency and worthless checks. The Montana sheep firm has long operated in eastern Montana and was once reputed to handle more sheep than any firm in the northwest.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a natural remedy for all bowel troubles. It promises gentle action on stomach and liver, bowel stimulation, and system toning. Price is 25 cents with distribution by H. Bucklen Co. in Philadelphia and St. Louis.
At the Great Falls gas plant a blown plug in a manhole released gas and overwhelmed two workers, foreman O. M. Shelton and laborer Riley. Shelton died at the hospital leaving a wife and five children. Riley survived with injuries and is expected to recover.
Word arrives of the death in Washington of James Harvey McLeary former Montana territorial supreme court member from 1886 to 1888 He later served on the Puerto Rico supreme court in 1901 A Confederate and Spanish American War veteran he was buried at Arlington with full military honors.
Montana enacts blue sky law prohibiting sale or subscription for any stocks bonds or securities by investment companies brokers or reps without a permit from the state investment commissioner. Exemptions defined within provisions.
Billings reports rising resistance to the state board of health order requiring all public school teachers, children, and janitors to be vaccinated or show a recent vaccination certificate by January 24. Opponents announce intent to challenge enforcement in court.
City health officials report 150 measles cases and eight smallpox cases in the city, signaling a continuing contagious disease concern and prompting renewed vaccination and containment measures.
Cold and wet feet are a dangerous combination especially to women. Back ache urinary irregularities and rheumatic fevers are not unusual results. Fo ley Kidney Pills restore the regular action of kidneys and bladder and remove the cause of the trouble. Contain no habit forming drugs. Potts the Druggist. advt 1-m
An old advertisement promotes Miona Stomach Tablet as a harmless remedy for stomach distress including belching, gas, undigested food, and headaches. It claims rapid relief and improved digestion with a fifty cent box, backed by Potts the druggist.
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