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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1907

Page

8

Riverau Creeks High and Work Continues in County

Special to the Tribune reports river and creek levels remain very high with crossings still unavailable across the river. Local residents attend excursions, harvest alfalfa, and many visit family in Whitehall and Butte while workers repair the railroad bridge. Families like Polish, Hagenbarth, Reichle, Hartwig, and Browne are noted, along with frequent visits from Butte and Dillon.

the Tribune Math Polish Bannack Steve Kambich Dillon F. J. Hagenbarth Spencer J. A. Brown’s Herminie Retzig Butte Tessie Reichle August Young Reichle H. Retzig Farl Fred Oliver Julius Hartwig Thad Mauz Maiden Rock Joe Kambich Steve Glendale

Doctor Away from Home when Most Needed

Readers learn that a family physician may be away when needed and urge keeping Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand. The ad claims it prevents fatal delays and hastens relief for cramps colic and cholera morbus with sale by R L Riley.

R. L. Riley

Neighborhood Haying Boom Amid Last Rains

In Waterloo area residents report unusually abundant feed after heavy recent rains delaying haying. Old timers note never seeing such plentiful hay on the ranges in many years as locals seize the chance to harvest while sun returns.

The Tribune

The Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Delicate Women

An advertisement extols Favorite Prescription as the sure non alcoholic remedy for debility, irregularity, and weakness in women. It touts printed ingredients and numerous professional endorsements from Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo New York and offers free medical advice and pamphlets upon request.

R. V. Pierce Offollo N. Y

Every Man His Own Doctor by Chamberlain Remedies

The article promotes self treatment using Chamberlain remedies for common complaints. It lists Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Cough Remedy Pain Balm Stomach and Liver Tablets Salve and emphasizes prompt home care when professional care is unavailable. It notes a long market presence and good reputation for these products.

Chamberlain

Dehorning a Rhinoceros at the London Zoo

A rhinoceros with a horn grown over its mouth was saved by amputation. The keeper coaxed the animal to the front of its cage and gradually eased the horn free with a sequence of tactile approaches and a saw, ending in a successful removal without resistance.

London Zoo

Praise for Judge M Russell Thayer Highlights Public Service

A Philadelphia observer lauds the late Judge M Russell Thayer for learning and integrity. He quotes Thayer’s will noting a small estate for family and recalls Thayer’s fairness as lawyer and judge. The speaker recalls a witty remark about fees and a client’s losses and gains.

M. Russell Thayer Thayer United States Pennsylvania eWell Washington Star

Postmaster Promotes Remedy At Cherryvale Store

Mr F M Hamilton postmaster of Cherryvale Indiana also runs a general store and patent medicines. He endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as standard in his line saying it never fails to give satisfaction and notes it is for sale by R L Riley.

F. L. Grady M. T. Carey Butte Hazel Bechtel Alice Sager T. D. Townsend Whitehall Beall Pleasant Valley Meeke Silver Star E. F. McCall F. M. Hamilton Cherryvale Ind Chamberlain R. L. Riley

Reformers decry state pensions amid royal comparisons

A reformer attacks government pensions by contrasting English duchal stipends with taxpayer funded pensions. He cites annual pensions of 50 000 to the Goulds 75 000 to the Astors and 25 000 to the Vanderbilts and notes the Duke of Richmond and Gordon receives 95 000 yearly.

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The Lion's Mouth and Egyptian Influence in Fountain Design

The quotation surveys how the hon mouth vent of fountains derives from Egypt where Nile floods occur with the sun in Leo. It notes Egypt as origin of calendars in 4241 B C and early shipbuilding around 3000 B C, claiming 11,000 years of isolation and praising Egypt as a source of science and art.

Egypt Nile Leo New York Press

Chamberlain's Salve Heals Burn Quickly Says Mrs Mytton

Mrs Robert Mytton of 457 John Street Hamilton Ontario reports a severe knee burn on her daughter healed beautifully after applying Chamberlain's Salve. The product is advertised as relieving burn pain almost instantly and is sold by R L Riley.

Chamberlain Robert Mytton John St Hamilton Ontario R. L. Riley

Orton Bros Word Contest Offers Credit on Pianos in Montana

A 1907 Orton Bros piano house promotion in Montana details a word contest to entice buyers. It grants a credit bill on piano purchases, offers fixed plain-figure pricing, and sets rules, deadlines, tie divisions, transferability, and monthly payment options for winners.

Piano House Bill Orton Bros Orton Bros. Piano House Montana

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