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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
6
Butte city records show 22 diphtheria cases by June 3 as of yesterday afternoon per city physician Dr. T. Pigot. A Arkansas reader lauds Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs and lung trouble, claiming it cured consumption in early stages.
William Porter an 80 year old former Butte resident died from injuries after a wagon mishap near Hamilton. While riding between Hamilton and Woodside the team ran away throwing him from the wagon causing fatal injuries.
Advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets promising a pleasant laxative effect plus clears the head and cleanses the stomach. Priced at 25 cents with free samples offered at R. L. Riley's Drug Store.
Governor Joole grants a conditional pardon to Farnum who faced third degree assault conviction in Silver Bow county with six months imprisonment and a $500 fine. The jail term ends once the fine is paid. Varnum was arrested on a charge of assaulting a motorman on the Butte street railway.
A short health advert notes kidneys filter blood and cites Foley's Kidney Cure as able to restore kidney function and cure kidney and bladder disease, claiming it strengthens the system. City Drug Store.
Montana counties Fergus led May deposits with 42 708 81 while Chouteau followed with 37 279 10 Beaverhead Broadwater Deer Lodge and others contributed smaller sums Idaho Nevada Washington and jewelry deposits noted The April receipts totaled 96 624 99 with Montana contributing 87 529 48
A. M. Ake of Wood Ind reports years of severe lung hemorrhages improved after Foley's Honey and Tar. He tried several doctors with no benefit, then used the remedy and claims his lungs are sound again. The product is promoted as stopping cough, healing lungs, and preventing complications from colds. City Drug Store advertising copy.
Two Weeds on Pay reports that state employees under the state furnishing board will have two weeks of vacation with full pay. The notice was posted today at the capital.
A Dallas resident Mr E W Goodloe reports trying Dr King’s New Life Pills for malaria and biliousness with no laxative grip or grind. The pills cost 25 cents and are sold at R L Riley’s drug store.
Montana reports for the quarter ending May 31 list Treasurer Rice with state resources totaling 2,087,963.50, including 856,851.44 cash and school bond investments in Permanent School 1,030,912.06 University 86,200 Agricultural College 58,000 Normal School 59,000, while Secretary Yoder reports receipts of 19,049 for the quarter.
The report notes the previous quarter was the largest on record with receipts of $17,982.15, up from last year's $12,917.90 filing fees for domestic and $4,780 for foreign corporations. State Auditor Cunningham tallies $38,751 for the quarter, versus $29,413 a year ago.
John Garrett of North Mills North Carolina reports healing a chronic sore after trying Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The product is guaranteed for piles burns and related injuries and sold by R L Riley druggist at 25 cents.
Ed Wells and John Hartney arrived in Livingston last night and are jailed awaiting federal officers in Helena. They are charged with presenting a counterfeit bill made from two Confederate ten dollar notes to E Van Zandt, Candy Kitchen proprietor, for a small payment. The bogus money was identified and returned, and officers arrested the men.
C V Pepper of Fedora Tennessee credits Dr King’s New Discovery with stopping lung and throat bleeds after doctors failed. He lay bedridden until the medicine brought instant relief, stopped coughing, reduced bleeding, and allowed him to return to work in three weeks. Guaranteed for coughs and colds. 50c and 1.00 at Riley’s drug store. Trial bottle free. 1lm
Sheriff Webb and two deputies raided a Chinese gambling room in Billings early this morning and captured about forty natives of the flowery kingdom who were diligently engaged in the game of tan tan.
A Cedar Grove Maine man writes that after liver and kidney trouble he used Electric Bitters and was cured after three bottles. The note, from R L Riley druggist, extols the remedy as the best for stomach liver and kidney troubles and priced at 50 cents.
Dorothy Dix quotes in New York American about gossip shaping social conduct. She argues fearing neighbors tongue acts as social police and deters open remarks on others frailties.
A London Ladies' Field remark notes each person holds a germ within a small organism that, if properly developed, can lead to the realization of ambitions. The call emphasizes energy and concentration as essential fuels.
A Philadelphia Press snippet notes a conversation about meeting a man named Dudley. The exchange jokes about his stuttering, remarking he now stutters less and is an adept speaker. The item captures a playful street observation.
A Cleveland Press quote recalls poverty in Europe and a returning figure fearing personal financial ruin as he reflects on hardship and aid, highlighting a stark economic contrast and survivor mindset.
A Philadelphia Inquirer report describes a tense interview where the woman spoke only after her husband entered and urged silence. The scene centers on caution and control during questioning.
Deacon Jones notes Daniel was the most popular figure in the Old Testament for his courage and faith while Brother Smith attributes it to his lionized reputation among readers.
A fragment describes ancient desert fortresses with underground zigzag passages called the eye of the needle. It notes Irish cabirs in Donegal with similar holes, claims Bileach was built by a Tuach de Danaan chief 1800 years before Christ, and mentions a Saviour analogy about the rich entering paradise.
A New York woman presents her five room flat called a library and music room. Her husband and she sleep in the den while mother uses the music room on a pullout couch. The kitchen houses the dogs at night and is used for cooking by day.
A New York anecdote recalls Max Maretzek advising tenor Adams and Mme Pappenheim to stage light repertory and include Trovatore weekly to pay salaries. The plan was not followed, and the Academy soon went back up for rent.
A Chicago girl urged women to embrace the new woman and disregard male gibes. She said the story of a county jail inmate shows the old woman’s appearance often nullifies critics and calls attention to enduring domestic dynamics.
An amusing four letter word puzzle uses the letters V I L E to form five consecutive words vile evil veil Levi live. The narrative suggests an old woman seeking the wherewithal to this day in a whimsical wordplay.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Snigsby plans to carry a small savings bank and drop cash into it for his wife every time he buys liquid refreshments. The wife suggested the idea, hoping for a financial gain in return.
The Manchester Union views outlook shaping life chances noting that a habit of brooding or seeking trouble can invite it. The editorial reflects on mindset as a determinant of daily fortunes and moral balance.
A quirky exchange reveals a plan to lend Stickles an umbrella as economy. The joke centers on borrowing to save 25 cents a day, highlighting thrift and a humorous take on petty finance.
Elizabeth G. Fenner of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make proof on desert land claim No 8246 for sections 12 and 18 in T115S R W before U S Commissioner A S Johnson at Dillon on July 13 1907. Witnesses Asa A Kenison John A Hackett Elbert B Collins Monroe W Bercy all of Dillon. Frank D Mirache Register.
Office issues a notice to prepare abstracts of all uncancelled mortgages on record for March front day and to assess them against mortgagees. Parties may call to cancel paid mortgages. dated Dillon February 18.
Anne Fiyan of Dell Montana has filed notice of intent to make final proof on Homestead Entry No 18709 dated August 12 1902 for the W1 4 and N E 1 4 N E M 4 Section 20 Township 13 S Range 9 W before Clerk Hagelbaker at Dillon Montana on July 10 1907. Witnesses: William H Connor James Y Flynn Joseph W all and Frank Newson of Dell Montana.
Department of the Interior Land Office Helena Montana issues notice that Conrad Meine of Dillon Montana filed for final five year timber culture proof for Timber Culture Entry No 1425 dated January 27 1886 for SWHSE Section 3 Town G Range 8 West The proof will be made before A S Jhonson U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on July 11 1907 Witnesses named George Staudaker John F Bishop George W Nyhart and Gerhard Albers all of Dillon Blaine Montana respectively 235 Frank D Miracte Register
Helena Montana May 31 1907 notice is hereby given that etta a tash of Dillon Montana has filed notice of intention to make proof on her desert land claim no 8229 for the ne nyse section 15 township 6 south range 13 west before f a hazel baker clerk of court at Dillon Montana on thursday the 11th day of july 1907 james r abrams william n v lenkersdorfer and george m tash all of polaris montana and william s tash of Dillon Montana frank d mirache register
William K Edwards of Monida Montana filed notice of intention to make final five year proof in support of his homestead entry 12683 dating from September 21 1901 for parts of sections 29 and 30 in township 13 south range 5 west. The hearing will take place before A S Johnson US Commissioner in Dillon Montana on July 2 1907. Witnesses include Eli E Twitchell Charles Rody John Haligan and Samuel B Burnsides. Frank D Miracrz Register
Public sale by court order on June 22 1907 at Dillon Montana for the estate of LaFayette Scott deceased. The bid is cash with ten percent to be paid at sale and remainder after court confirmation, including all mining claims and fractional Daylight claim interest in Beaverhead County near Argenta.
United States Land Office Helena Montana May 3 1907 notice that Charles M Prine of Jackson Montana filed intent to make desert land claim No 8435 Lot 2 Section 80 T 5 S R 14 W before U S Commissioner A S Johnson Dillon Montana on Monday June 10 1907 witnesses Samuel S Patterson George Romain Edward A Romain and Clarence Brown registrar Frank D Miraczz
A Marchesseau of Polaris Montana files notice to make root on desert-land claim No 8251 and related parcels in Polaris. The filing is before Clerk F A Hazelbaker in Dillon Montana on June 10 1907 to prove up on irrigation and reclamation claims. Attending witnesses include John J Williams Edward Marchesseau John Pendergast of Polaris and Theodore Nelson of Dillon. Frank D Mrracuz, Register.
Notice to R J Ball of forfeit due to failure to meet annual labor requirements on the Indian Squaw Quartz Lode mining claim Beaverhead County Montana. Co owner must contribute pro rata within ninety days of publication or service or interest will transfer to subscriber who has expended the amount.
Mining Application No. 5235 filed by George W. French of Dillon Montana seeks a patent for 9563 linear feet along Spring Gulch creek from the Blue Wing placer discovery shaft in Blue Wing district Beaverhead County. The survey covers 97.43 acres in unsurveyed Township 7 and 8 South Range 11 West with detailed course bearings and a May 1 1907 first publication date.
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