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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1908

Page

2

Polony Charges Against Clements Upheld by Supreme Court

Butte July 25 A remittitur of the supreme court sustaining Judge Bourquin s position in the case of the State of Montana against A B Clements was received by Clerk of the Court Davies. One other charge similar to the ongoing case against Clements will be dismissed but two additional felony charges stand filed alleging false bank reports. County Attorney Murray said the decision means banks can be started on air.

Butte Supreme Court Bourquan Montana A.B. Clements Davies Clements County Armity Murray Murray

New Life Pills touted as remedy by Harrisville man

A. A. Fel ton of Harrisville New York praises Dr King's New Life Pills claiming they relieve constipation biliousness and malaria without discomfort. The ad notes the pills cost 25 cents at Pott's drug store.

Dr. King A. A. Felton Harrisville N. Y Pott’s

St Paul Bridge Record Across Mussellshell River

A report to the state board of equalization shows the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway crosses the Mussellshell river 117 times in 115 miles. The line averages one bridge per mile, with 59 crossings in Fergus and 58 in Yellowstone counties. The numerous bridges enabled an air line and removal of many grades.

St. Paul Helena State Board of Equalization Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company Mussellshell River Fergus Yellowstone Yellowstone County

Penwell Sheep Clips Sell for High Prices in Helena Market

In Helena on July 27 two Penwell Sheep companies sold their wool. Clear Range Stock sold for 17 34 cents to a French house, totaling about 150 000 pounds. Beaverhead Ranch clip of 150 000 pounds went to Crimmins Pierce Co of Boston for 17 cents.

Helena Penwell Clear Range Beaverhead Ranch Company Crimmins, Pierce & Co Boston

It Can’t Be Beat Says Silver City Resident

C M Harden of Silver City North Carolina praises Electric Bitters as the best medicine for stomach liver and kidney troubles weakness lame back and run down conditions. He notes its effectiveness for chills and malaria and mentions it is sold with a guarantee at Pott's drug store for 50 cents.

C. M. Harden Silver City North Carolina

Elks Lodge to Build New Home in Billings

Billings lodge plans a new Elks home costing 850000 on a 10000 site. The decision was finalized last night with 35000 in sight from local members and a bonding company to advance the remaining balance.

Billings Billings Lodge

Shearer Sets Unmatched One Day Sheep Clip Record

At the sheep shearers convention in Butte Ray G. Winn of San Francisco announced a new one day record. In New Castle Wyoming he sheared 386 sheep in one day, a mark never reached before. Winn belongs to the Butte union.

Butte Sheep Shearers Ray G. Winn San Francisco New Castle Wym Winn The Butte Union

Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Cure for Consumption

Advertisement urges that Foley's Honey and Tar can prevent consumption and protect health while warning against unknown preparations. Claims the remedy cures coughs and colds with safe, certain results and mentions city name Druc Storz.

Foley City Druc Storz

Anaconda Fish Hatchery Aims Five Million Fry Output

The Anaconda state fish hatchery plans to reach a capacity of 5,000,000 trout fry annually by October 1, pending egg availability. The project progresses with upgrades to broodstock and incubation facilities to meet the target.

Anaconda

Lightning kills farm hand at Belgrade ranch

John G. Murrill, a farm hand, was instantly killed by lightning while tending hay on C. Bake's ranch near Belgrade. The bolt struck him on the head and ran down the spinal column. a rake and team remained unharmed. There was no storm in the vicinity at the time.

Bozeman John G. Murrill C. Bake Belgrade Murrill

City Express Quick Delivery Wagon Service Ad

N. S. Wood offers baggage handling, expert and light freight service to the depot and all city areas with prompt attention for baggage left at the Tribune Store. Special focus on dormitory and Normal college business.

City Express N. S. Wood Tribune

Suits Against Railroad Missoula July 28

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad will face numerous legal actions in Missoula as of July 28, initiating suits that seek redress. Cases involve railroad liability and damages, with plaintiffs naming the company and local entities in court.

Missoula Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad

Mis soula county farmers sue company over flood damage

Farmers in Mis soula county sue the company behind the roadbed project for flood damage from the June floods. They claim inadequate channels contributed to the disaster, seeking nearly $400,000 in damages.

Missoula County Toad

Helena Trustees Seek Carnegie Gift For New Library

Helena officials press for a larger Carnegie library grant. The board proposes at least 75 000 dollars, with 80 000 dollars as a starting figure, and asks Helena and Butte architects to prepare plans for both 30 000 and 75 000 dollar building options. President T J Walsh will provide supporting data to Andrew Carnegie.

Helena

Cures for Lung Trouble Highlight Foley’s Honey and Tar

A reader from Reasner Iowa reports dramatic relief from consumption after using Foley's Honey and Tar. He credits the product with stopping hemorrhages and lung pain and restoring soundness, noting doctors had given no improvement. City Drug Store.

Foley L. M. Ruggles Reasner Iowa

Minister Helend Wilder Nutting Files Bankruptcy

In Yellowstone county Montana Rev Wilder Nutting formerly of Butte now a Laurel resident filed a U S bankruptcy petition. Liabilities total 192380 with 16077 80 secured by stock in Chicago Mexico Coffee and Fruit Co. The principal asset is an 11000 life insurance policy and 385 cash.

Helend Wilder Nutting Butte Laurel Yellowstone County United States Chicago & Mexico Coffee and Fruit Company

Missoula Man Ends Life in River Despair

Peter Van der Straten, 45, who moved from Anaconda to Missoula three years ago, committed suicide last evening in the Missoula River before onlookers. He waded into the water, drew a knife, and cut his throat, severing the windpipe. His body was recovered. Despondency was given as the cause. he was unmarried.

Missoula Peter van der Straten Anaconda

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised By Chapel Hill Man

J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina commends Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best in the world for healing sores burns and wounds. He cites curing a felon on his thumb and guarantees reliable results. Available at Pott’s drug store for 25 cents.

Bucklen J. W. Jenkins Chapel Hill N.C Pott’s

Butte Celebrates Last Spike On Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Line

The last spike completing the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway from Butte to Chicago was driven at six last night near the trestle on the switchback by D A MacIntosh. A small ceremony was held with few engineers and contractors friends present and rumors say kegs of spikes were opened afterward.

Butte Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Chicago D. A. MacIntosh

Unknown Man Killed by Freight Near Mission

An unidentified man was Run over by a Northern Pacific eastbound freight near Mission about nine miles east of Livingston in the early hours. Portions of the body were found along the track for a distance of five miles.

Livingston Northern Pacific Mission

Reverend I W Williams Testifies on Kidney Remedy

Rev I W Williams of Huntington West Virginia testifies that Foley's Kidney Remedy cured his nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble and that the product will do all that is claimed. The statement supports the remedy's claimed benefits and asserts personal relief.

I. W. Williams Huntington W. Va Foley

Central Bank Plan Endorsed by Montana Bankers

George E. Roberts president of the Commercial National Bank Chicago spoke at the Montana State Bankers convention and proposed a central bank of issue. The association endorsed the plan entirely and gave him a vote of thanks for his address.

Central Bank Billings George E. Roberts Commercial National Bank Chicago Montana State Bankers’ Convention State Association Roberts

Rebuilding of Lake Hauser and Wolf Creek Dams Begun

Actual construction on the Lake Hauser dam near Helena has started after floods washed it out last spring. Work will also begin at once on the Wolf Creek dam. Both projects will use reinforced concrete and employ about 2,000 workers once underway.

Helena Lake Hauser Dam Wolf Creek

Taking Whiskey to the Redskins Gets Fellows Into Trouble

Montana indictments detail Lynde S. Catlin a Missoula land office clerk charged with embezzlement and 64 counts totaling 11195 in federal charges. Indictments list Fred Smith James Brown Peter Jamison destroying ranger cabins in the Lewis and Clark forest and other crimes on the Blackfeet Flathead reservations.

Helena Federal Grand Jury Lynde S. Catlin Missoula Hunt Catlin Seattle Fred Smith James Brown Peter Jamison Lewis and Clark Forest Sam Choate Blackfeet Reservation Boundary Line Joseph Littlestone Flathead Reservation Alexander Pluff Pierre Gouyet George , Goodwin Billings Mark Madwell Paso Montana Canada Bazille Matt Alvine Luddington Francis Ne de May Baptiste Ne de May Bennot Ne de May

Threshers of Yellowstone County Form Mutual Protection Association

In Billings on July 29 threshers organized for mutual protection and uniform charges and to cooperate in purchasing supplies for their business. The group aims to maintain a standard price scale and support each other in common needs.

Billings Yellowstone County

A Plea for Bunny And a Look at Easter Legends

The St Louis Star argues against modernism targeting Santa Claus and Easter bunny legends. It defends the bunny as harmless whimsy that fuels children's imagination with eggs and nests. The piece urges readers to leave a window crack for the bunny and keep Easter traditions alive for lasting memories.

Santa Claus Belog St. Louis

Easter Ham A Kentucky Delicacy and Its Tradition

The Easter ham is a Blue Grass State staple tied to Easter dinner as surely as turkey is to Christmas. Old families, who avoid meat during Lent, rely on a large sugar cured ham slashed to the bone, stuffed with spring vegetables, rings of eggs, herb garnish, and champagne sauce, served steaming hot for a regal table.

Kentucky Blue Grass

Three Men Plead Guilty in Federal Court

In Helena on July 28 three indicted men pleaded guilty and were sentenced. George Goodwin received 70 days in county jail and a $100 fine for giving intoxicating liquor to a Crow Indian. Mark Madwaig was jailed 60 days with a $100 fine for introducing liquor on the Blackfeet reservation. Ed Foster, a stage driver, admitted possessing four unopened bottles of whiskey and was sentenced to 60 days in jail with a fine.

Helena George Goodwin Mark Madwaig Blackfeet Ed Foster Great Northern

Old-timer Hoadley Dies in Sheridan Home

Sheridan July 28 E J Hoadley pioneer of Montana died at his home near town Saturday night from Brights disease and heart trouble Born in Ohio 68 years ago he came to Montana in 1876

Sheridan E. J. Hoadley Montana This Bright Ohio

The Survival of the Fittest and the Stomach Cure

An essay argues modern life harms health and emphasizes the stomach as the root of illness. Ohioan L T Cooper promotes Cooper's New Discovery as a stomach tonic and blood purifier to restore digestion and strengthen the body, claiming broad efficacy against indigestion and disease.

Ohio L. T. Cooper Cooper

Cooper's New Discovery Claims Broad Healing Powers

An advertisement touts Cooper's New Discovery as toning the stomach cleansing the blood stimulating bowel action restoring liver and kidney function driving uric acid from the system and strengthening all organs. It claims a place in every home and lists sale at drug stores nationwide.

Cooper

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Elks Shearer Andrew City Druc Store Redskins Bunny Easter Ham Tull Dillon’s Oscar Centennial Dillon, Mont Metlen Dillon Hotel Company West Ely Ely Brothers Warren Street New York D. Maurice A. Walker Burpine Washington Street Union Electric Co Sey Ener Eee B. F. White Paul Brown
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