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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
2
Butte Montana July 6 Frank Parkman 23 was blinded for life after he picked into a missed hole in the breast of a stope on the 1800 foot level of the Mountain Can mine at 11 yesterday morning.
A Denver doctor, Dr. J. T. Loftus, was injured in Butte when a large cracker exploded as a newsboy tossed it into a crowd in front of George Browne's saloon on Park Street. He suffered a broken leg.
Nostalgic ad copy claims pies of boyhood taste better, then argues digestion failed with age. Promotes Electric Bitters as a complete tonic for stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels to restore appetite and vigor. Ends with price 60 cents at Potts' Drug Store.
Missoula July 2 Thomas F Mc Grath pleaded guilty in district court to burglary for breaking into a Clinton saloon and stealing two bottles of whiskey. Judge Webster sentenced him to one year in the state prison at hard labor.
A City Drug Store advertises Foley's Kidney Remedy claiming it can cure any case of kidney and bladder trouble within medical reach and asserts no medicine can do more in treating such ailments.
A large deal closed yesterday transferring over 4000 acres to Montgomery the Big Hole cattleman. Properties of Albert Schuh Robert McDonald J J Connors and part of J D Kennedys ranch will be consolidated for large scale cattle raising. Prices ranged from 12 50 to 45 per acre.
Insect stings and bites cause swelling pain or itching and require prompt care as they may be poisonous. Ballard's Snow Liniment is advertised as antiseptic and healing and sold by Potts the Druggist with price 25c and 1 00 per bottle.
A Washington dispatch reports President signs proclamations cutting nearly half a million acres from national forest lands. The action affects Beaverhead areas and alters land status as of July 4.
The text notes shifts toward agriculture over forest use and announces tracts best suited for tree growing will be opened to settlement. Beaverhead national forest areas in Montana and Idaho lose 106,875 acres, with 98,563 acres in Montana and 8,312 acres in Idaho affected.
Helena July 2 E E Esselstyn treasurer filed the June report with Governor Norris. Receipts 821,163.14 and disbursements 147,392.68 leaving cash balance 1,069,900.32. State bonds amount to 2,798,578.32 lifting total resources near four million dollars.
An advertisement claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve provides quick relief for cuts bruises and sprains from a wreck involving a train auto or buggy. It touts cures for burns boils sores eczema chapped hands eyes and corns and lists Potts the Druggist selling it for 25 cents.
In Helena on July 4, the Granite Cutters' union and the contracting firm at the state capitol reached an amicable agreement. Work on the wings has resumed, with no details given on concessions by either side.
At a meeting last night the Whitehall town council voted to repeal the ordinance that closed saloons and pool rooms on Sundays.
Advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills claims the product converts weakness to strength and energy, cures headaches and illnesses, and improves mental power. Available for 25 cents at Potts, the local druggist.
In Butte on July 5 Judge McGowan received a letter from a boy confessing he cheated a man out of $3. He asks the judge to return the money to the man named in the letter.
Rev. J. E. Noftsinger resigns after fourteen years as pastor of the First Baptist Church in Butte. He states his resignation takes effect in September and he has no immediate plans for the future.
A letter from H M Winkler of Evansville Indiana reports severe kidney trouble with back pain dizziness and weakness. He credits Foley Kidney Pills for a complete recovery and renewed vigor. City DrugStore endorses the remedy.
A man was run down by a carriage he was driving during the funeral procession for the late Mrs. William Parrot in Stuart last Thursday afternoon. The incident occurred as mourners gathered, causing injuries and prompting a police investigation.
Helena July 6 Governor Norris reports continual mail from citizens urging mercy for Albert Beckman a 99 year prisoner in Montana for the 1903 Butte sweetheart murder Most letters originate from Colorado with a few from Utah Nebraska and Missouri Norris remains firm in denial of a pardon request.
Napoleon's Grit extols Dr Kings New Discovery as a solution when cold cough or lung disease resist treatment. It claims to master stubborn colds coughs asthma hay fever and whooping cough and offers trial bottles free at Potts druggists with priced sizes.
The Barnes King development company near Kendall Fergus County suspended operations after determining the property could not be operated at a profit. This move, seen as the end of the Barnes King project, surprised Lewistown residents though Kendall had anticipated a shutdown.
An advertisement asserts Foley Kidney Pills are safe with no harmful drugs and have withstood lengthy testing. It promotes sale at 1-m City Drug Store and claims the remedy guards against serious kidney and bladder ailments.
Glenn B. Harrington of Welch Harrington reported to police he was held up near his West Silver Street home after midnight Sunday by two unmasked men who robbed him of about 21 dollars.
Mrs. Teresa Hart wife of George W Hart died in Boulder at 4 am from injuries suffered in last Thursday's powder explosion that instantly killed her husband and their three year old daughter, authorities said.
When you feel lazy and yawning, a torpid liver may be to blame. Herbine claims to cure disorders from an inactive liver by strengthening the organ and cleansing the bowels, restoring health. Price 50c. Sold by local druggists.
The Helena government assay office reports June 1910 gold and silver totals of 153 916.90 with Montana counties supplying all but 1 857.96. Fergus County led receipts, followed by Madison County, among others from Montana while a small share came from Washington Alaska Nevada and Utah.
Helena reports last week saw about 750000 pounds of wool sold to eastern buyers in five or six clips. Prices ranged from 174 to 22 cents per pound, according to received reports.
A Barteil resident from Edwardsville Illinois reports kidney pills relieved severe backache and kidney congestion after only a few weeks. He praises Foley Kidney Pills and notes the remedy came from Mom City Drug Store.
Federal authorities arrested several individuals in Great Falls yesterday in connection with alleged padding of census reports. Deputy U.S. Marshal Hegler led the operations and announced the arrests as part of an ongoing investigation into census padding schemes.
In Helena three census enumerators W. E. Martin Joseph Thompson and F C McDonald were detained by the officer charged with making false census returns.
The Great Northern railway filed plats at Miles City land office for the right of way of its new line through Montana to Circle on the Redwaters in Dawson County.
Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as effective relief for hay fever and asthma symptoms. Claims to ease congestion in head and throat and provide soothing healing. Mentions genuine product in yellow package sold at lm City Drug Store.
Two robbers stopped William Black near Bozeman's Northern Pacific depot last evening and stole his money. They returned twenty five cents and urged him to buy food, sparing his life with a reminder he should not starve.
In Prentiss Mississippi Mrs Mollie McRaney says a severe kidney and bladder illness was cured by four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy. She urges fellow sufferers to try it and declares it saved her life. City Drug Store.
In Helena on July 5 the fifth annual institute of the Catholic Educational association of the Helena diocese opened with sisters from all local schools in attendance signaling the start of the gathering.
Under a special dispensation from Fred A. Hines imperial potentate the Algeria temple A A O N M S will hold its summer ceremonial session in the Masonic temple in Butte on Friday night of next week.
An old ad claims McGees Baby Elixir eases feverish symptoms and bowel looseness in babies suffering hot weather. Sold by Potts the Druggist at 25c and 50c per bottle.
George E. Ticknor, an elderly Helena resident, attempted self harm by cutting his neck with a razor, severing an artery, and drowning in a water filled tub. He survived the sequence and lies in a precarious condition at the hospital.
Advertisement touts Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a pleasant root and herb remedy for backache dizziness head aches and general languor linked to kidney and urinary issues. It claims no equal as a regulator and offers mail order via The Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York with 50 cents and free samples.
The First National Bank of Billings Montana was closed by directive of the comptroller of the currency after an insolvency report by the examiner. Receiver R W Goodhart appointed. In its last report the bank showed 1 383 349 in loans and discounts and 134 403 in cash with 150 000 in capital stock and 51 618 in surplus and undivided profits.
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