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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
8
An advertisement from Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati asserts a good judge needs experience and learning. It warns that a housekeeper may mistake imitation soaps for Ivory Soap without recognizing genuine quality. Ivory Soap is marketed as 100 percent pure.
In Melrose Montana at W T Robbins saloon F W Stevenson the bartender shot Doc Woodside killing him instantly. An inquest ruled the death wilful and premeditated with Stevenson to answer murder charges. Woodside had teased Stevenson before the fatal shot near the right eye. Woodside's mother lives in Glendale.
In Montanan Hecla mine country the Englachman Stevenson, long familiar as a bartender and prospector, was involved in a fatal incident with Woodside. The two men, once considered friendly, remained unprovoked before the shooting, leaving authorities and residents puzzled by the motive and quiet aftermath.
Tom Wilson and Bert Orr will start for Bozeman with a band of horses to deliver to H L Benepe. Wilson plans a long post trip through Eastern Montana to scout a new farming location and may sell interests here to pursue extensive stock raising. They expect to return by late August via the National Park.
Advert shows Bucklen's Arnica Salve claims to relieve burns cuts and bruises and cure sores ulcers boils and skin eruptions with a 25 cent per box price. City Drug Store sells it and the note thanks friends for support during son Charles illness and death from Mr and Mrs Au Lewis.
Mrs Howard T Mendenhall 22 native of Richmond Mo died at the family home on Third Street Anaconda after ten days illness from bowel inflammation. Maiden name Alice Green she married Jan 15 1898. Sister Emma Green of Butte present. Funeral tomorrow afternoon.
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