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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
2
Senator W A Clark and Mrs Clark visit Butte and say they will expand zinc operations. He plans to develop zinc deposits and continue the Butte Reduction works concentrator, with active prospecting on other Montana properties.
A nostalgic ad extols Electric Bitters to revive digestion and vitality in adults, claiming the tonic tones stomach liver kidneys and bowels to restore boyhood appetite and health. Available at Potts' Drug Store for 50 cents.
In Butte on July 20 seven Chinese lotteries are operating quietly in the city center. The enterprises report thriving business taking in hundreds and often thousands of dollars daily.
Helena reports a range war between sheepmen and cattlemen on the Big Blackfeet range. Herders crossed the deadline for range division. armed cattlemen disarmed and drove them out, killing 75 and scattering others over miles, with threats to any future crossings.
Advert says Napoleon’s grit helps against colds coughs and lung disease. If doctors fail try Dr King’s New Discovery with guaranteed satisfaction. It claims to master obstinate cough asthma hay fever and whooping cough and is safe for bronchial troubles. Trial bottle free at Potts druggists.
Former United States Senator W. A. Clark and his wife with two children landed in Butte on July 19. Rumors swirled that he might seek another Senate bid, but Clark declined to comment or confirm or deny support for W. A. Clark Jr.
A historic advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as able to cure any kidney and bladder trouble within medical reach. The notice claims unmatched effectiveness and directs readers to City Drug Store for purchase or information.
Mrs. Helen Philbrick killed her 11 year old daughter Faith by chloroform then took potassium cyanide at her brother M F Howard's ranch on Rosebud creek near Miles City. She had been mildly insane for years but a violent mania was not suspected.
Advertised remedy for infants battling heat and bowel disorders claims to reduce feverish symptoms correct stomach upset and check looseness. Priced at 25c and 50c per bottle and sold by Potts the Druggist.
Warden Frank Conley arrived in Helena to arrange bringing 40 convicts next week to construct a macadam boulevard from the city to the state fair grounds. The plan follows a decision by the state board of commissioners. He toured the road site with board members and an engineer.
The county board of commissioners must reach an agreement before action. The county will supply cement for the highway and provide eight teams to support construction efforts.
Butte July 16 The Washoe Sampling Works were completely destroyed by fire at an early hour Friday morning. The origin of the fire is unknown but is supposed to have commenced from crossed electric wires.
Advertisement claims a torpid liver causes daytime laziness and yawniness and that Herbine cures disorders from an inactive liver. It purportedly strengthens the liver cleanses the bowels and restores health. Sold by Potts the Druggist. 1-m
Seventeen of Montana’s 28 county assessors have submitted reports to the state board of equalization showing gains in every county. The notable feature is the strong agricultural development as lands were acquired under homestead laws or purchases from land grant railroad companies, leading to large increases across counties.
Three Greek section hands employed by the Northern Pacific railway were struck and killed by passenger train No. 6 this morning near Livingston. The victims were identified as laborers working on the railroad's right of way. Authorities examined the scene and began inquiries into the incident.
Edwardsville resident J S Bartell reports kidney pain and backache eased after using Foley Kidney Pills for a few short weeks. He credits the pills with correcting kidney function and recommends them.
The Lee family from Trout Creek Western Montana were sentenced by Judge Carl Rasch. Joseph S Prophet Lee received two years at Leavenworth and a $1000 fine. Henry O T Lee got 15 months and a $500 fine. John Lee was sentenced to one year and one day with a $100 fine.
The Missouri river in Great Falls dropped one and three quarters feet in the last 24 hours. Rivermen report this as one of the most remarkable declines on record and fear potential flooding or navigation issues ahead.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a 25 cent aid to energy and health. It claims to cure constipation headache chills dyspepsia and malaria and markets a sugar coated globule of vitality.
The Henry Elling estate of Madison plans mining at Dixon 30 miles east of Plains. Horace B Elling and Henry Pankey from Virginia City secured a lease and bond on the Drake Swartz property for 125000 dollars. Located on the reservation since May 2, the venture is described as valuable with a force to be put to work.
Ore in the Daily claim about 45 miles south of Libby assays at 1775.50 dollars per ton with free gold visible to the naked eye. Samples of the exceedingly rich ore were brought in on Saturday.
A reader named H. M. Winkler of Evansville Indiana reports kidney trouble with back pain dizziness and vision issues. He credits Foley Kidney Pills with a complete recovery and renewed vigor. City DrugStore advertises the product.
Three more police officers, Pat Lydden John Ingraham and William Yatch, are suspended in Butte on graft charges tied to officer James Pace. Mayor Nevin acted after Leo Carlisle named the officers in a statement alleging participation in stolen money schemes in the restricted district.
Senator T. A. Carter returned to Helena from Washington and cited Congress approval of a $20 million reclamation project fund. He said Montana would gain a sizeable share due to its large public land area.
An advertisement extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the fastest relief for cuts, burns, boils, eczema, chapped skin, sore eyes, corns, and wounds from wrecks. It claims quick cures and lists 25 cents at Potts the Druggist.
Bozeman July 19 Under Sheriff George Battenfelder and Deputy Hor ace Bull captured a man believed to be a justice refugee and likely a dangerous criminal. He was found to be almost entirely protected by a home made suit of steel armor.
Helena July 16 G B Thompson a Rosebud stockman pleaded guilty before Federal Judge Rasch to unlawfully fencing 400 acres of land and was fined 100 dollars.
An old promotional note for Foley's Honey and Tar claims it eases hay fever and asthma symptoms by soothing head and throat congestion. The ad mentions a yellow package and identifies 1-m City Drug Store as a seller.
The assay office report for the year ending June 30 1910 shows bullion received from Montana producers rising by 192000 dollars over the previous year. T. B. Miller, assayer in charge, completed the report in Helena on July 19.
Governor and Mrs. Edwin L. Norris depart for Bowling Green Kentucky where on July 20 he will give the baccalaureate address at Southern Normal College from which he graduated 25 years ago. He will return to Helena on July 21.
An advertisement extols Foley Kidney Pills as safe and effective for kidney and bladder ailments. It claims the remedy has withstood thorough testing and is offered by 1lm City Drug Store.
Grasshoppers in Helena this July threaten flowers grown for display at the upcoming flower show. The pest which damaged lawns and parking last year has shifted its havoc to show varieties, causing concern among exhibitors and gardeners alike.
Charles S. Hartman of Bozeman declared his bid for the Democratic state convention nomination for congress. He said the political situation in both state and nation is encouraging to Democrats.
Children and mothers are urged to keep a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to ease colds fevers teething headaches and stomach issues. The powders are advertised as reliable and are sold at drug stores for 25 cents with a free trial package offered by Allen S. Olmsted of Le Roy New York.
Julius Steiman sues in district court seeking 51 260 dollars claiming Dr. Murray assaulted him when applying for medical aid at Murray Hospital. Plaintiff alleges gross carelessness caused lifelong disability.
A Baltimore American anecdote notes a parent dismissing Blithersley after listening to a lengthy account about his child. The papa apologizes for the interruption as he rushes to catch a train, leaving the proud mamma puzzled by the exchange.
Pete Miller and Cico Mossi were buried under earth and rock in a coyote hole near Kyle Idaho from 9:30 yesterday to 7:20 this morning. They were found alive when the tomb was opened and are resting at the St Joe Idaho hospital awaiting a few days of rest.
County Assessor H C Vinson and Deputy W J Foreman completed the Madison county assessment for 1910 reporting total real property at 3 352 800 up 127 705 personal property at 2 685 413 up 62 136 and total excluding railroads at 6 038 213 up 189 841 over 1909.
Insect stings or bites causing swelling pain or itching should be treated promptly as they can be poisonous. Ballard's Snow Liniment counteracts the poison and acts as an antiseptic and healing agent. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes, sold by Potts, the Druggist.
Special to TRIBUNE Polaris July 19 reports early season accidents with runaway mowers causing injuries but no major damage. Local social notes mention visitors, dances, fishing tale, and upcoming Jackson vs Wisdom game with Jackson’s red and grey uniforms.
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