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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
5
Helena reports that Montana labor unions consider using the initiative to enact the failed employers' liability act and to establish a state Capitol printers office to handle all state, county, and city printing. Action awaits the Montana Federation of Labor convention in August at Missoula.
Mrs E G Whiting of Akron Ohio reports kidney trouble backaches dizziness and fatigue improving quickly after using Foley Kidney Pills Per instruction she gained clearer vision and feels much better The advertisement notes the product is sold by all druggists
Anacoida James Marron, an engineer, escaped death after a runaway crash drove his buggy into a ditch. The frightened horse overturned the carriage and dragged Marron several blocks, scalping him and exposing the skull. Medical care was given. his condition is serious but he is expected to recover.
Advertisement claims Dr. King's New Life Pills quickly relieve constipation and indigestion. It promises better appetite, improved stomach and liver function, and renewed energy, urging readers to try the medicine for 25 cents at Potts, the druggist.
Two year old Max K. Fountain, son of rancher J. K. Fountain, was bitten by a rattlesnake while whipping it with a switch near Lewistown. They rushed him to Lewistown but life could not be saved as the boy died Friday.
F S Rexford of 615 New York Life Building Kansas City Missouri reports a severe cold settled in his back and kidneys causing great pain. A friend advised Foley Kidney Pills and after using two bottles he says they have done him a world of good. For sale by all druggists. 1-m
Libby Charles Marshall Henry E Kaphal and W E Dawson are likely Carnegie medal recipients for acts during the June 15 ferry disaster when the boat capsized and drowned three passengers and two on shore were killed. They aided in rescuing survivors alongside four other passengers who escaped.
Michael M. McCormick an longtime Butte resident died of pneumonia at his home early Monday at age 64. Born in Ireland he moved to the United States at age three and settled in Butte in 1882. He served on the police force under McCarthy Mullins and Mac Ginnis. Survived by wife two sons Emmet and Stewart and daughter May all of Butte. He was a Catholic Knights member.
Advertising copy notes Foley's Kidney Pills contain ingredients to regulate and strengthen kidney and bladder function. Sold by all druggists.
A joint meeting of the Butte and Copper camps of the Woodmen of the World decided to hold the annual state log rolling day in Helena on July 22. Events include field sports at Central Park, a public meeting at the Auditorium with speakers headed by the grand counselor from Denver, and a program of literature and music.
A 28 year old man from Salesville traveled to Bozeman to take carbolic acid to end his life after threatening his mother. He died almost instantly after using poison. He had been distraught over love troubles involving a 15 year old girl. He leaves a mother and four brothers and two sisters.
A Pasadena pharmacy firm endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an efficient non narcotic cough remedy. The letter states it relieves colds without nausea and digests well for children, recommending the product in yellow packaging and noting sale by all druggists. The note is dated March 9, 1911.
Helena George Smith, a colored porter at the Grand Central hotel, fell four stories from a window Friday morning. He landed on a pile of dandelions and escaped with only a slight head cut, reportedly not even knocked unconscious after stumbling over the low sill while searching for light.
An old ad touts Foley Kidney Pills as quick and permanent relief for kidney and bladder issues and irregularities. Sold by all druggists.
Stevensville area resident William R. Gavin died at his Victor home last week at age 84. A native of Butler County Ohio, he moved to Montana in 1883 and was known for his sterling character and temperate habits. He leaves a widow three sons and four daughters.
A historical notice urges prompt use of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for knife cuts, tin can wounds, rusty nails, burns, boils, sores and skin ailments to prevent blood poisoning or gangrene. Sold for 25¢ at Potts druggist.
Local sheepmen plan to begin shearing soon after June first. The company plant will run two stands with 30 000 head in Rochester gulch and another 30 000 to 40 000 at Darnitter's ranch near Blaine post office.
Helena Billings resident Harry L. Kelly pleaded guilty in federal court to embezzling letters while employed at the post office. He was sentenced Monday to twelve months in county jail.
Mrs. L Robbins of 408 N Washington St Dillon Montana testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved seven to eight years of kidney pain and backache after use of four boxes. She cites headaches dizziness and bloating improved and endorses the product sold by Potts Drug Store with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as US agents.
The piece outlines a possible Northern Pacific Portland through route via Gilmore & Pittsburg to Twin Bridges connecting with the Ruby Valley branch and S P S. It suggests Dillon would gain as a key division point with increased prosperity and transfer of passengers and freight between major railroads.
Dillon visitor J. W. Sutherland stops in Wisdom. Mrs Armstrong visits Grantsdale. George Mudd returns from Fishtrap with a horse bought from W. S. Tash. Lossl family heads to Butte. Edith Lawrence recovers from a runaway injury. Norville departs Wisdom after three terms as principal. Ajax mine prospects discussed with hopes for summer operations. In town, grammar pupils cheer Mr Norville and present gifts.
The South Butte post office was robbed of about $200 plus stamp books on Saturday. Robbers were arrested in Missoula Sunday morning as they stepped from a Burlington train. A $20 gold piece found nearby helped trace the loot to the Northern Pacific depot. Chief Murphy linked the pair to a Butte flight on the early morning train and alerted Missoula officers.
Reverend E E Fairchild pastor of St Pauls Methodist church was lured from his home under false pretenses and beaten by two men on North Rodney street before 9 p m Friday night. A large sum of money and his watch remained untouched in the attack.
The season's wool clip from Penwell companies totaling about 985000 pounds was sold Saturday to Leo J. Daly for Hecht Leibman and Co of Boston. The sale averaged 18 cents per pound.
A brief exchange between two men, George and May, with George hoping for a chance that May contemplates as unlikely. The dialogue hints at a city setting and a casual street moment in Chicago.
Potts offers Hyomei inhaler outfits claiming instant relief for catarrh. The package includes a bottle of Hyomei and a dual opening inhaler with antiseptic gauze, plus instructions to inhale the medicated steam to kill germs. Complete outfit costs $1.00 with extra bottle 50c. money back if not curing cold symptoms.
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