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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1904
Page
8
Reports reveal W A Clark’s secret marriage to Anna Lachapelle in Paris on May 25 1901. A daughter was born to the couple in August 1902, and the marriage is kept private by Clark’s advisers. the couple will reside at their Washington home.
Mrs. Chas Applegate of Alexandria Indiana states she suffered coughing fits all night and damaged lungs before Dr King s New Discovery cured her and she gained 58 pounds after trying three one dollar bottles. Trial bottles free at City Drug Store.
Missoula greeted Road officials led by President Howard Elliot and other NP leaders as they traveled west Monday on an inspection tour through the city.
A Missoula notice reports plans for a new high school building have been accepted and construction will begin immediately. Separately Colusa resident Joe Golobick credits Electric Bitters with curing rheumatism after 15 years of suffering, claiming it also aids liver and kidney issues. City Drug Store offers the medicine at 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
Advertises Acker's dyspepsia tablets with a positive guarantee for heartburn indigestion and distress after eating. Claims immediate relief from one tablet and lists 25 and 50 cent sizes at Riley's Drug Store.
Anaconda The Mills and Smelter men's union voted to send two hundred fifty dollars to miners in Colorado who are facing hardship. The move shows solidarity with the mining community amid economic strain.
The Daily Limited will begin service November 1 1902 on the Rock Island System and Southern Pacific Company routes via the El Paso Short Line. Competition narrows as conditions shape the timetable and routing for the new limited train.
A 500 bottle claim for Herbine alleges to cure indigestion and related ailments. The ad notes Riley the druggist sells it. A separate item reports Patrick Dunn injured on a city streetcar ride to the Gardens when his head hit a trolley pole, with possible skull fracture.
O G Higbee of Danville Illinois reports Ballarde Snow Liniment cured his rheumatism after four months. 250 50 1.00 sold by Riley the druggist. Runaway boy Fred Ferry returned to his parents in Butte after following Norris and Rowe circus. Mrs Mattie Burge Martinsville Virginia praises Chamberlain's Voice Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after ten years of chronic diarrhoea relief in two doses. Remedy sold by Riley the druggist. Missoula butchers form a union with nineteen members joining the American Federation of Labor.
A group of business men paid 112500 in coin and stock on August 30 1901 for a treatment claimed to cure Brights disease and diabetes. They began serious testing on November 15 1900 interviewing cured patients and applying the treatment to over three dozen cases. By August 25 eighty seven percent improved while thirteen percent failed, with physicians judging chronic cases.
In Topeka a railroad manager A A Robinson sternly corrects a machinist who claims the work is proper. The man worries about losing his job but the manager reassures him. The investigation shows the machinist was right and Robinson was mistaken. Also notes a fatal mine cave in at West Colusa and several local notices about rural routes bids and sales in Beaverhead County Montana.
Sir Hugh Verne at Montague Hall discovers a hidden vault beneath a library wall after tracing a shadow from a statue finger during the autumnal equinox. The vault holds gold sovereigns left with a clue reading No fool shall inherit my savings. He pays debts, hosts a grand coming of age ball, and marries the earl’s daughter.
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