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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1907
Page
2
Missoula won the bid to host the Eagles convention for the next year after a contentious session in Great Falls on June 27. The meeting ended with Missoula securing the location despite a tough fight. A separate ad promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar as immediate asthma relief and potential cure when used early, via City Drug Store.
Helena June 30 Harry Penna convicted in Silver Bow county of murder and sentenced to be hanged was granted a new trial with the opinion prepared by Chief Justice Brantly of the Supreme Court.
Great Falls announces F H Putnam of Hecht Leibmann Co Boston has bought 250000 pounds from Flowerree Sheep and Horse Co and 125000 pounds from W C Gillette. It is estimated that half the wool to be shipped over the Great Northern is sold with many deals pending.
An advertisement touts Urine Laxative Fruit syrup as a painless bowel cleanser and stimulant. It notes summer kidney irregularities from excess drinking or heat and urges using Foley's Kidney Cure at City Drug Store.
June 28 report from Billings notes the Northern Pacific wool warehouse opens for the season with many workers. Part of Charles M Blair’s clip is among the wool received, totaling about 1,300,000 pounds.
Ira W. Kelley of Mansfield Pa reports two years of kidney and bladder trouble and costly medical consultations with no relief. He credits Foley's Kidney Cure with restoring his health and urges others to avoid substitutes. City Drug Store.
W. H. Merriman, Northern Pacific freight and passenger agent based in Butte, visited Missoula returning from a west end trip. He reported traffic was so heavy that trains were delayed at nearly every block station waiting for clearance or to make siding for passenger service. Merriman rode freight trains for several days.
All nations strive to check the ravages of consumption also called the white plague. Foley's Honey and Tar is promoted as a safe certain cure for coughs colds and consumption prevention. The genuine product is sold in a yellow package at City Drug Store.
Butte Hibernians announce a 5000 dollar scholarship fund for the new Helena college. In a Centerville Hibernian hall meeting the three divisions join to found the fund. Interest will educate one Montana boy each year for the priesthood.
G B Burhans of Carlisle Center New York writes after four years that two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure cured his severe kidney trouble. He says brick dust sediment pain and kidney disease symptoms disappeared and have not returned. He recommends the remedy to others with kidney or bladder trouble. City Drug Store.
Rev. Mr. L. N. Hayes of the Presbyterian church at Harlonton Straw and Garneill is in Lewistown visiting friends. He will sail for China toward the end of next month to undertake education of Li Hung Chang’s grandchildren, a position arranged by the viceroy of China.
Twin Bridges reports two weeks of heavy rain hindered sheepmen from shearing and hauling wool. Max Lauterbach shipped about 80 000 pounds, Fred Schulz’s near 100 000 pounds await transport. J M Nye of Pageville sent the heaviest fleece at 420 pounds from 29 ewes, earning 21 cents a pound and $3.05 per fleece. Nye foresees steady gains from a small but well cared for flock, with lambs adding $9.05 per sheep total profit potential.
A study of daily life in a Montpelier Vermont home fully equipped with electric devices. The diary lists Sunday routines with electric stove, razor, bell, freezer, and car. Monday wash by electric machines. Tuesday ironing and delivery wagon. Wednesday sewing and motor pumps. and notes on theatre outings guided by electric conveniences.
The Philadelphia School for Nurses at 2219 Chesnut Street offers a two year free course with room, board, uniforms and training in homes of the poor. The program can shorten to eighteen months with six months home study, and a resident class of four hundred is planned for next year with scholarships for rural entrants.
An advertisement touts Ely's Dream Balm as a cure for catarrh and cold in the head. It claims the remedy cleanses, soothes, and heals without irritation and offers a trial size by mail for ten cents and a 50 cent bottle at drugstores. The Bakn product is also mentioned as painless and rapidly soothing irritated surfaces.
The scallop can anchor itself like a ship. It drops its anchor on rough weather and fastens a tough elastic cable from near its hinge to the nearest rock. Lying in shoal water, it foresees a storm and becomes secure in foul weather as observers note silent bustle of shells mooring themselves.
London Graphic notes that a man-of-war is designed on paper before any steel is forged. It explains how dimensions, displacement with armor, gun weight, propeller speed, and coal consumption are calculated to meet a target speed, shaping the ship long before construction begins.
A comic vignette shows a sweet girl asking an old bachelor about his happiest moment. He replies the peak was when a jeweler reclaimed an engagement ring and exchanged it for sleeve laks, a wry twist on romance and regret.
The Baltimore American recalls the term talesman a juror summoned to fill a gap in court. It explains tales de circumstantibus as the first words directing this process and cites a famous Pickwick memory of a tale relating to special jurymen and a notable judge.
A vintage note highlights curious mistakes and misplacements in Westminster Abbey Westminster Palace and St Stephens context. It cites spurs on Cromwell statue worn upside down a sword inscription mislabels Prince of Wales and a Mayflower hoisting the Union Jack 250 years too early.
The Beccles ringer jug in Suffolk holds six gallons to sustain ten bell ringers, weighing over six tons in bells. Made of red earthenware with three handles, it bears a quaint inscription urging moderation and a gift from John Pattman Beccles with maker Samuel Stringfellow.
A London Graphic observation on how dress dictates behavior shows a silk hat urban man feels out of place on a farm while rustic attire in a church derails reverence. Clothing enforces social roles and limits freedom more than any autocracy.
A fragment shows dialogue about a wife asking if she is inside and a character replying yes, while the other mentions removing shoes before going upstairs. The lines suggest a staged or narrative exchange from Harper's Bazar.
A bold promotional pitch for Profit and Loss Magazine promises free sample copies to mining stock buyers. It touts independent analysis, wide readership, and clubbing offers while urging readers to request a postage free sample via mail to 1713 California St Denver.
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