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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1902
Page
3
A collage of brief items from Dillon and nearby areas includes Rose Coughlan visiting town, updates on residents like 181 Guy Ames and Robert T. Wing, and social notes on weddings, church attendance, and schooling. Health ads for TABLER'S PILE GINTMENT and BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP appear alongside local business notices and theater plans.
Albert H. Ball recounts a trek from Paramaribo to a Bon Accord placer field in Dutch Guiana. He details a 30 to 50 foot steam launch journey with crowded decks, intense heat, rough crossings, sandbank rescues, and a night near Bergendast before reaching Boschland.
A vintage advertisement contrasts grain-fed and grass-fed horses and argues feeding affects vigor. It compares children’s energy to a horse’s, claiming Scott's Emulsion boosts appetite digestion and growth, describing it as both food and medicine and highlighting its bold trade mark on every bottle.
Editor D H Downey of Chu rubusco Indiana proclaims Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption as infallible for coughs and lung problems. He asserts it prevents pneumonia and consumption with instant relief and cure. The City Drug Store guarantees every bottle and offers free trial bottles.
Cascade Iowa druggist H. Weber notes repeat sales as strong proof of effectiveness. The message urges trying the tablets for dullness after meals, bad taste, biliousness, poor appetite, or constipation with expected prompt relief. Sold by L. J. Williams.
A group of San Francisco businessmen paid 112500 in coin and stock for a treatment claimed to cure Brights Disease and Diabetes. Investigation began November 15, 1900, with over three dozen test cases and 87 percent improvement by August 25. Details and clinical reports were published and mailed free on request.
Twenty five pure bred registered Hereford bulls aged nine to thirteen months for sale. Described as first class breeding, dark cherry red, curly coated, short legged and thick fleshed with early maturation. Prices low. write for prices or inspect the herd at Whitehall Montana. Jonun B. Wellcome, Oresklyn Stock Farm, Whitehall MT.
Washington January 25 The Danish West Indies are set to be ceded to the United States under a treaty signed by Secretary Hay and Danish minister Constantin Brun at the State Department. The deal reportedly values around 5 million dollars and requires ratification by the U S Senate House and the Danish Rigsdagen. The Danish note says islanders will have a voice via a plebiscite before ratification.
London reports from The Hague claim Boers gain strength as Cape Colony rebels widen. Loyalists supposedly join the Boers after executions of Commandants Lotter and Scheepers, with alleged British defeats between September and November 1901 omitted in official dispatches.
Two distinct shocks of earthquake were felt in St Louis and surrounding towns shortly before 6 am. The first was light, the second more severe, waking residents and rattling crockery and pictures. The tremors were clearly reported in Alton, Quincy, Leavenworth, and St Joseph.
In Geddes South Dakota on January 28 Miss A Seidler shot Clyde Pattison after his acquittal was announced. Pattison was wounded in the back and Seidler mortally wounded herself in the same attack. Surgeons assess both could recover from their injuries.
The American Bowling Congress annual tournament in Buffalo closed last night after a successful meet. Delegates were urged to promote bowling and advance the congress. H. H. Strong won first prize with 649 pins.
In Trenton New Jersey on January 24 the Republican caucus chose John F. Dryden of Newark president of Prudential Insurance on the 19th ballot to succeed the late Senator Sewell. Dryden secured the necessary eight votes with rivals including State Senator Stokes of Cumberland County and former Attorney General John W. Griggs.
Report from Bogota states an important battle occurred about 20 miles from the city days ago. Government troops defeated the insurgents who left 360 dead on the field while government forces suffered 90 casualties. The clash location and exact dates remain unclear in the fragment.
A Denver and Rio Grande brochure extols the Grand Canyon of the Arkansas and Royal Gorge between Salida and Canon City. It highlights the hanging bridge and sheer granite walls a half mile high as seen from the train, inviting readers to request a booklet.
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