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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1911
Page
2
Vaughn of Sanders county introduces a bill to require saloons to close at midnight on Sundays. Violations would be a misdemeanor with fines up to 200 dollars and up to 30 days in jail. Immediate effect upon passage and approval noted.
Vermilion grand jury heard Danville's city attorney admit buying votes and reveal witnesses. The testimony linked the attorney to raffling votes in support of the current sheriff during the last general election.
Marshfield Missouri juryVerdict found Walter A Dipley and Goldie Smith guilty of first degree murder at 1 20 pm on January 24 in the Dipley Smith case. Trial examined evidence of fatal shooting and conspiracy objections.
The case centers on the murder of Stanley Ketchell a former Butte pugilist. Jurors debated the verdict for 17 hours before recommending life imprisonment for each defendant.
A Lewisburg West Virginia resident, C. B. Rader, praises Electric Bitters for curing ten years of stomach trouble and rheumatism. The ad claims relief for dyspepsia indigestion jaundice and kidney poisons causing rheumatism. Each bottle is guaranteed and priced at 50 cents at Potts the Druggist.
There will be no parade of the Ancient Order of Hibernians on St Patrick's day in Butte due to dull times and parade expenses.
Mrs. Charles Kline of Easton Pennsylvania reports Foley's Honey and Tar cured several family members of bad coughs and colds. She keeps a bottle at home and finds it soothing, relieving throat irritation and loosening the cold. City Drug Store distributes the product.
Miss Grace Robinson and Joseph Cavanaugh drowned after breaking ice on Whitefish Lake on Sunday. Their bodies were recovered in 109 feet of water.
Great Northern traffic east of Whitefish has nearly stopped after Sunday morning head on collision at Lubec between Burlington train No. 44 and a rotary snowplow. Authorities investigate cause and assess service disruption.
A report notes severe burns from a Roaring Fire may be from accidental causes rather than arson. It recommends Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a fast, reliable treatment to reduce inflammation relieve pain and aid healing for burns wounds bruises boils and sores sold at Potts the Druggist for 25e.
At a Monday night hearing before the house committee on affairs of cities Chair man Alley presided. Montana business leaders labor officials and city county officers from across the state attended and discussed civic problems facing nearly every city. No single plan gained universal approval.
A Fayetteville resident credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving two lives from frightful coughing. The letter from A D McDonald describes chronic lung issues, night sweats, and a consu ption scare, praising the remedy for sore lungs and bronchial troubles. Trial bottle free, 50 cents, and 1.00, guaranteed by Potts the Druggist.
A meeting of Anaconda citizens passed resolutions in favor of the juvenile delinquent bill introduced by Gallwey.
Advertising claim states Foley's Honey and Tar provides quick relief from la grippe coughs and stuffed colds no opiates present and safe to use. It promises to expel the cold from the system.
Joe Pegg, 55, died when a tree fell on him while he worked in the woods near Missoula. The accident occurred during routine forest work and authorities reported the death as a fatal mishap.
L McConnell and Catherine Sr of Elmira New York express gratitude for Foley's Kidney Remedy after using five bottles to treat a bad kidney complaint. City Drug notes the testimonial and endorses the product's reliability.
Fred Gamer Sr weighmaster at the Washoe smelter district was run over and killed by a street car in Anaconda this afternoon. A pioneer of Helena he moved to Butte ten years ago and was about to retire from his long service.
The late Mr. Gamer was a leading Helena figure, long tied to the city’s shoe trade, ranches, and civic affairs. He owned the largest shoe store, later moved to Butte, and left a legacy as a respected Methodist church member and trustee of Montana Wesleyan University. His widow and sons remain in Butte involved in business, with Milton Walter and John Ford Gamer Jr. in the Gamer Sewab Candy firm and Charles W. Gamer a bookkeeper for Brophy Grocery. Mrs Emma Holter, his daughter, lives in Helena. Foley Kidney Pills advertised as a remedy for kidney and bladder disorders at City Drug Store.
Mrs Rebecca Jane Bryant 72 died Sunday in Montana where she had resided since 1872. Survived by four daughters Mrs Craft Anaconda Mrs Jennings Deer Lodge Mrs Dobson Melrose and Mrs Bryant Billings and son Sherman Dewey. Funeral held at Dewey Wednesday afternoon.
A. K. Smith, a war veteran from Erie Pennsylvania, says years of indigestion constipation and liver trouble ended after using Dr King s New Life Pills. The 25 cent remedy is sold by Potts the Druggist with an invitation to try for stomach liver or kidney issues.
In federal court Tuesday morning two Carbon county ranchers Toots Brown and Michael Wrote faced indictments for the November killings of two Indians on the Crow reservation. Prosecutors say both men are charged with murder.
Butte mayor Nevin orders the redlight dens closed by February first. The quarters on Galena and Mercury streets are to be closed for good.
An old newspaper ad asserts that nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic and require no internal treatment. It recommends applying Chamberlains Liniment freely for quick relief and notes availability from all dealers.
Mrs. N J Davis a pioneer woman of Virginia City died at her home on the seventh. She was Jennie Erquet Lovell Davis daughter of Judge William Y Lovell probate judge in Madison county in the sixties. Born in Pennsylvania in 1849 she came to Virginia City at eighteen and soon after married Nathaniel J Davis a prominent pioneer.
The Order of the Golden Fleece was founded by Philip the Good in 1429 to honor wool trade gains. It began with thirty-one knights and bore a golden fleece on the collar. Eventually it spread to the Austrian and Spanish houses, including many royal members.
Hamilton reports typhoid cases while Libby remains county seat of Lincoln county. Virginia City faces measles and mumps in two weeks. Dredge No. 2 at Ruby leaks. Deer Lodge Milwaukee shops removal denied. Delbert Stephenson dies of pneumonia at Twin Bridges. Bell and Diamond mines resume with 750 workers. National Surety Company offers reward for Butte embezzler Rodney N. Merrick. Flathead homesteaders kill four Pablo herd buffaloes valued at 250 each. Senator Carter to join international water rights commission after term. Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs carried by City Drug Store.
Washington January 23 The nomination of Judge W H Hunt of Montana to the court of commerce faces strong senate judiciary committee opposition. Critics attack his Anaconda smelter injunction record and farm damage suits over smelter smoke. They cite the United States v Williamson case involving former Congressman of Oregon as controversial.
Mary C Abcott of Wolfeboro New Hampshire credits Foley's Kidney Pills with rapid relief from rheumatic pain caused by uric acid buildup due to kidney inefficiency. She says three days of use let her get up move about and end the agony. she recommends the medicine to others. City Drug Store.
San Francisco aviation meet produced a new American endurance record when Philip Parmalee piloting a Wright biplane stayed aloft three hours 39 minutes 49.15 seconds. The previous mark was three hours 1 minute 55 seconds set by A L Welch of St Louis.
Washington Jan 23 The house committee on mines voted to favorably report Representative Pray's bill extending pension system benefits to all men employed at government mine rescue stations.
Paul Morton president of the Equitable Life Insurance Society and former secretary of the navy under Theodore Roosevelt died of a cerebral hemorrhage in the Hotel Seymour. He collapsed in a hotel hallway and died an hour later with his wife and elder brother Joy at his bedside. Born Detroit May 22 1857 Morton rose through railroad posts before becoming secretary of the navy in 1904 and head of Equitable in 1905. He married Charlotte Goodridge of Chicago in 1880.
Captain Aymer Maxwell notes in Grouse and Grouse Moors the wages paid by a leading west end gun maker for a first class gun. Barrels cost £10 16s, trun £24 16s, stocking £8 19s, setters £4, engraving £4 14s, locks £6, regulation £4 4s, total £63 9s.
Rexall Orderlies claim to be a tasteless odorless colorless bowel regulator and intestinal invig orator. The ad promises no habit formation and a money back guarantee if expectations are not met. Sold at The Retail Store Potts the Druggist 15 Bannack St with two sizes 25¢ and 10¢.
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