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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
2
Secretary Martin of the state fair association says a Wright brothers representative will visit Helena soon to arrange an aviation show during fair week. The Wrights promise the first real Northwest aviation exhibition in Helena this year.
County Assessor John Marshall estimates Fergus County’s total assessed value will reach at least 16 million dollars this year, lifting its classification from the fifth to the third. The rise is credited to new settlers moving in.
Scared Into Sound Health, Mr B F Kelley of Springfield Ml describes kidney and bladder troubles that worsened until headaches and painful urination. After taking Foley Kidney Pills for a few weeks the headaches ceased and bladder function returned to normal, with all distress relieved. City Drug Store.
Robert Barker known as Governor Barker died at his son D. L. Barkers home in Neihart after a long life in Montana. He resided in the state for 25 years though largely living in Great Falls, spending much time with his son.
Public notice from City Drug Store claims Foley Kidney Pills contain ingredients to tone strengthen and regulate kidneys and bladder.
John R. Toole president of the Big Blackfoot Lumber company announced plans to build 40 miles of additional track up the Big Blackfoot above Bonner. The disclosure was made in Missoula on May 31.
Hamilton May 28 a deal completes with former United States Senator W A Clark taking ownership of the Hamilton light and water plant.
An old advertisement claims every home with a baby should have Mc GEE S BABY ELIXIR to treat sour stomach wind colic diarrhea and summer complaint. The formula is claimed to be harmless with no opium or morphine and bottles cost 25 and 50 cents, sold by Potts the Druggist.
The jury in Justice Egan's court dismissed the petit larceny charge against J. F. Cousins Joseph Zack and A. J. Saw yer for taking 15 dollars from Narcisse Ledoux at Melrose saloon. The jury found no evidence the defendants took any money.
Mothers should keep Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to prevent and treat colds feverishness constipation teething disorders headaches and stomach troubles. Sold by drug stores 25c. Free trial package offered by Allen S Olmsted Le Roy NY 1221.
Archie Hynd man and Sam McCrea sue the Northern Pacific Railway Company in district court for 1975 dollars arising from the shipment of two carloads of horses from Billings to Sheridan last February. Thirty eight horses were loaded February 13 and delivered February 15 due to alleged negligence.
Report notes horses were damaged after a transport exceeding fifty two and a half hours without food or water in extremely cold weather. The incident implicates the carrier and outlines the resulting animal harm and potential liability.
Butte May 31 Invitations have been issued by the Butte Business Men's association to the officers of the Gilmore Pittsburg railroad and Salmon City notables to be their guests at a banquet in Butte on a date to be fixed.
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York writes that for a year his household has used Dr Kings New Life Pills for stomach liver and kidney troubles calling it an easy but sure remedy. They are sold at Potts Drug Store for 25 cents.
An ordinance regulating noodle parlors, drafted by the Silver Bow Trades and Labor assembly and approved by the Woman's club, is sent to Butte city council. It bans entry for those under statutory age and requires removal of curtains in booths. The notice also includes an unrelated ad for BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT.
John P. Oberweiser died after a fight over a dog fight in Billings on Thursday afternoon. Walter J. Scott was taken into custody on a manslaughter charge and later released on a 35000 dollar bond.
A period ad claims Foley's Kidney Remedy may be given to children with admirable results. It is said to stop bed wetting and is recommended after measles and scarlet fever as well.
Deer Lodge May 30. The local brewery burned this morning along with the storeroom, which held several hundred barrels of beer. The origin of the fire is unknown. The building loss is about 15000 dollars.
Haw kins Buford Rogers and Duncan report winter wheat the best in years in the Norris Willow Creek dry farming belt. Wheat stands twelve to fourteen inches high and farmers expect about sixty bushels per acre.
A. Ashworth of Sheridan arrived in Butte after returning from Miles City where he watched over 100 horses go through the sale ring. A group of 25 two to three year old Percherons from C. X. Larabie's Ruby Dell Brookman ranch averaged 1200 pounds and sold at 135 dollars per head, the best price for that age in Miles City and likely in Montana.
Mr. E. Weakley of Kokomo Indiana reports relief from severe backache and kidney pain after taking Foley Kidney Pills. He says his kidneys became stronger secretions are natural and bladder pain ended. The endorsement appears in a yellow package at 1m City Drug Store.
A women’s health advertisement promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy to improve complexion and vitality. It claims to regulate stomach, liver, and kidneys, purify the blood, strengthen nerves, and yield clear skin and good health, urging purchase at Pott’s Drug Store.
A humorous exchange from Harper's Weekly features a judge and a young lawyer debating the length of an argument. The judge grants the lawyer an hour while the defendant will need five years to explain the lawyer’s hiring.
An old advertisement claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve rapidly treats dreadful wounds from knives guns nails and other injuries to prevent blood poisoning or gangrene. It promotes use for burns boils sores eruptions eczema chapped hands piles and similar conditions, priced 25 cents at Potts’ Drug Store.
The tiger emblem traces to William M. weed, foreman of Big Six fire company, who admired a royal Bengal tiger image in the 1850s. weed adopted it for the Americas club, and the symbol was quickly embraced by Tammany.
Fungi release carbonic acid rather than oxygen, unlike other vegetables, due to the absence of green coloring matter.
Dr King’s New Discovery is hailed as the wonder of modern medicine for colds coughs lagrippe asthma croup bronchial troubles and lung danger. Asheville man James M Black reports an obstinate cough cured after other remedies failed. Price 50 cents and 1 dollar with a free trial bottle offered by Potts the Druggist.
The Icelandic story notes discovery by Scandinavians around 860 and settlement by 874. By 930 the soil was tilled by Irish, Swedes and Danes, marking early mixed settlement and agricultural activity.
The Mississippi carried many local names before European arrival, with over thirty designations noted by early travelers reflecting each tribe along its banks.
Barnum's will reportedly ran 700 pages while the shortest on record was filed in London in March 1906. The brief disposition reads all to mother O. T. and involves about 40,000 dollars.
C J Budlong of Washington RI warns others after suffering kidney trouble believed hereditary. He says four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured him and urges timely use to avoid late consequences. Sold at City Drug Store.
A brief New York Journal quip on Phiyem and ballooning jokes about a grandfather who fled in the air, with lines hinting at a curious lineage and a peculiar image beneath the trees.
An old quip asks who was the greatest financier. The answer: Noah, for he floated his stock when the whole world was in liquidation.
A short motto attributed to Loomis promotes personal safety by focusing on one’s own affairs. The line emphasizes guarding against risk through quiet, prudent conduct.
A summer cold may develop into bronchitis or pneumonia if neglected. Do not neglect it. take Foley's Honey and Tar promptly. It loosens the cough, soothes inflamed air passages, and expels the cold from the system at City Drug Store.
A wraithlike old man beside a grave reveals he is the hero’s father who died for his cause. A maiden decorates the grave with flowers and claims the hero was all three: father lover and brother. She declares she is the spirit of the new Memorial day as the wraith vanishes.
Mark Twain, then working in Nevada on the Virginia City Enterprise, is targeted by boarding house friends. At Thanksgiving, a wooden leg turkey is served as a prank. Twain pretends to savor the leg and quips that the turkey is the tenderest morsel in months.
The quote urges reading the dictionary to understand how others spell English and to recognize how little of the language each person uses from its vast vocabulary. It reflects on language breadth and personal word choice.
Fragmentary ancient remark attributes a quip to Lycurgus about ingratitude and why laws omit a specific penalty. The imperfect text reflects a dialogue on governance and discipline through a Spartan legal lens.
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