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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
2
An ad for Foley's Kidney Pills promises relief from backache and urinary issues, strengthens kidneys, removes uric acid, and prevents Bright's Disease and Diabetes. It urges avoiding substitutes and lists City Drug Store in Dillon Montana.
Billings June 28 Governor Norris cited state records noting 65 000 in cars with Yellowstone county 5 000 value. County assessor office clarifies most autos were listed as wagons and machinery and only about 50 autos were taxed last year averaging 600 each totaling about 30 000 in Yellowstone county.
An old ad claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve provides quick relief and cure for cuts, bruises, sprains, burns, boils, sores, eczema, chapped skin, and piles. It notes availability at Potts, the Druggist, for 25 cents.
George R. Milburn former associate justice of the Montana supreme court from 1900 to 1904 died today at St. John's hospital Helena at 1 o'clock. The death came suddenly though not unexpected.
Dr King presents sugar coated pills advertised to cure constipation headache chills dyspepsia malaria and general weakness. Each 25 cents sold by Potts the druggist.
The Bozeman finance committee is appointed to study buying the Bogert grove one block south of Main Street to convert it into a public park.
Advertisement states Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure kidney and bladder trouble not beyond medicine. Claims no medicine can do more and mentions 1 m City Drug Store as supplier.
Helena Montana June 25 the federal grand jury submitted its report to Judge Rasch and was dismissed about 45 indictments were returned the public cases concern whiskey and horse stealing on Indian reservations
Posed as a nostalgic claim, a drug advertisement asserts Electric Bitters revitalize digestion and organs from stomach to bowels, restoring appetite and vigor. It urges purchasing at Potts' Drug Store for 50 cents.
In St. Billings on June 28 Judge Fox voiced concern that divorces are becoming too common and announced that it will not be easy to obtain decrees in his court anymore.
A letter from H. M. Winkler of Evansville Indiana says kidney trouble caused back pain dizziness and weakness and credits Foley Kidney Pills with a full recovery and a renewed sense of strength. City DrugStore endorses the product.
All work halted on the new capitol wings in Helena as a dispute between the Granite Cutters union and T. Kain and Son, the contract firm for granite cutting and furnishing, yields a stoppage of operations.
A stark wartime note praises the never-say-die spirit described as peeing through a bad cold and enduring coughs. The fragment references troches and cough remedies as part of resilience during hardship.
An old advertisement claims a remedy eases throat and lung troubles. It asserts success against cough asthma hay fever and whooping cough and offers 60 cents to 1.00 dollar bottles with a trial bottle free at Potts Druggists.
Governor Norris has received hundreds of letters from Colorado women and girls urging clemency for J Beckman, a 99 year murder inmate at Deer Lodge. The pleas reference a Denver newspaper appeal though the writers do not know Beckman’s crime details. Beckman killed Helen Kelly in Butte in 1903.
An advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills offer safe relief for kidney and bladder ailments. It asserts the product contains no harmful drugs and has endured long testing, with a recommendation from City Drug Store.
Montana State Epworth league meeting in Anaconda calls on Governor Dickerson to use his powers to halt the Jeffries vs Johnson bout in Reno on July 4, labeling the event an affront to American patriotism.
Insect stings or bites causing swelling pain or itching should be treated promptly as they are poisonous. Ballard's Snow Liniment counteracts the poison and acts as an antiseptic and healing agent. Sold by Potts the Druggist in bottles priced 25c 50c and 1.00.
Reports from the Big Hole state say the survey of the Anaconda Big Hole inroad is progressing rapidly. A 16 man survey party has completed the route from this city toRalston where they camp, and the line is to terminate at Wisdom. Ranchers expect grading to begin soon.
Private advices to Red Lodge wool growers report the scare over wool prices eased by strong returns from large local sales. The Charles Bair clip from Yellowstone and Carbon counties sold to Jeremiah Williams & Co. of Boston brought 21 4 cents instead of the 15 to 16 cents speculators had hoped.
An advertisement claims a torpid liver causes daytime fatigue and impurities. It promotes Herbine as a cure for inactive liver disorders, strengthens the liver, purges the bowels, and restores health. Price 50c, sold by Potts the Druggist.
Helena June 30. Commissioner Hall released a summary of crop reports. Some localities face short crops due to dry farming lapses, but statewide acreage and especially wheat are the largest in Montana history. Overall yield is expected to be quite satisfactory.
Mr J S Bartell of Edwardsville Illinois describes severe backache and kidney pain before using Foley Kidney Pills. He reports rapid relief and corrected kidney function after only a few short weeks and recommends the remedy to others. City Drug Store carries the product.
John H. Dewhirst and Ida Else, 21 and 18, are on a honeymoon but not legally married under Montana law. The ceremony lacked the required two witnesses, according to a letter from Rev. A. D. Bachelor to Judge Michael Donias.
The court is urged to opine on remarriage for young couples in a case noting witnesses describe a hurried attempt to wed. The law is strict on the subject with a single course for remarriage.
Polson news notes the dedication of the first Protestant church on the Flathead Indian reservation. The First Methodist Episcopal church opens Sunday July 3 with Dr. Robert P. Smith of Kansas Wesleyan University leading, assisted by Rev. Edward Laird Mills of Butte and Rev. J. W. Tait of Missoula.
In Butte on June 2 a three year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Karr, gave medicine to her 14 month old brother. A physician was summoned for the infant who had a slight ailment, and a bottle of medicine was on the shelf beside carbolic acid. The child administered the carbolic acid thinking to help.
Advertisement notes Foley’s Honey and Tar in a yellow package eases nasal and throat congestion for hay fever and asthma sufferers. Claims to soothe and heal. cites City Drug Store for purchase.
At Billings on June 27 the male and female members may attend services dressed comfortably in hot weather. Pastor Z C McCullough urged wearing shirt waists. He preached last evening without coat or vest and said the rest of summer garments would be eschewed for comfort.
Mrs Mollie McRaney of Prentiss Mississippi writes that a severe kidney and bladder illness was cured by Foley's Kidney Remedy after four bottles. She endorses it as life saving and recommends it to other sufferers. City Drug Store is cited.
Amalgamated Copper Company has begun curtailment of copper production in Butte. The move affects five shifts a week with reduced forces, after layoffs at Mountainview Leonard and Anaconda mines. Output is expected to fall from 28,000,000 pounds monthly to about 15,000,000 pounds.
Butte awaits a new railroad station promised for next year by the Great Northern company. Louis W Hill president replies to the Business Men's association noting the current structure is inadequate for the city.
An old advertisement touts McGees Baby Elixir as a remedy for infants suffering from heat and bowel disorders. It claims to reduce feverish conditions and correct digestion with bottles priced at 25 or 50 cents and sold by Potts the Druggist.
Secretary Thomas Booth of the Butte Rifle club announced the United States won the international small-bore rifle match against Great Britain and Australia by 100 points. Official scores: United States 24,539. Great Britain 24,439. Australia 23,883, with team averages of 490.38 for the U S, 488.78 for England, and 477.66 for Australia. Loren of the Butte team held forth.
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