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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1904
Page
6
A large con scheme in New York victimized many locals including Kalispell and Orchard residents who paid small sums chasing supposed prizes and received no word. Kalispell’s Inspector John Woods reports Kalispell has 4 742 fruit trees bearing in the city and will supply fruit for home use in a few years.
The text extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant and effective laxative for children noting they enjoy it and benefit from its gentleness. It claims the true remedy is manufactured only by the Culornia Fig Syrup Co.
Fourteen year old Tom Flannigan died after dozing on a railroad track near Great Falls as a passenger train struck him last Friday. Authorities said he was en route to the World’s Fair and accidentally fell asleep on the path.
North Plain Conn resident George K Babcock was thrown from a wagon and bruised. He used Chamberlain's Pain Balm and praised its effect on sprains and bruises, claiming it cures in a third the time of other remedies. For sale by Riley the druggist.
Butte saloon keeper Frank Ironsides shot and killed a man who drew a revolver on him Saturday morning. The victim’s body bore no identifying marks, leaving the assailant’s identity uncertain.
Oscar Oleson of Gibson City reports a year of back pain that worsened until he could not bend. After using Ballard's Snow Liniment one bottle, his condition improved. Price listed as $1.00, sold by City Drug Store.
Edward Pittman private in company M twenty fourth infantry died Friday from ingesting a gallon of bay rum.
A Kansas reader claims Ballard Snow Liniment cured a stubborn chin sore thought to be cancer. She urges her sister in Pennsylvania to try a 500 bottle, offered by City Drag Store Im.
The Methodist church south in Helena observed the anniversary of Jefferson Davis birthday with a Sunday celebration. The event reflected local remembrance of the Confederate leader in this city.
A Temple Texas reader from March 22 1902 reports using Herbine for two years and credits it with restoring energy and relieving chills and fever. The ad notes a 50 cent bottle price and that Riley the Druggist sells the medicine.
At the state convention leaders of the Epworth League decided to hold the upcoming state gathering in Missoula with plans progressing for the event.
The notice states that children's disposition depends on health and worm trouble. White's Dream Vermifuge is described as a worm expeller and tonic to restore health and cheerfulness. Price is 25 cents and Riley's Drug Store is listed as the seller.
The Helena assay office reported May gold receipts totaling 159 585 78 dollars. Assayer figures confirm the month’s intake.
A remote family relies on Bucklen's Arnica Salve after accidents for burns cuts ulcers and wounds. Available for 25 cents at City Drug Store in the article’s local ad style.
Missoula Herman Parson faces murder charges in district court for the fatal shooting of Deputy Tru deau at a Lo Lo dance. The case began Tuesday morning amid significant jury selection difficulties.
The St Paul Road began electric train lighting in 1888 and pioneered traveler comforts. The Pioneer Limited cars earned a fame for luxury and beauty unmatched by any era. Twenty third Montana socialist delegates met in a state convention but made no notable progress beyond organizing.
A Daily Limited train to California will begin service November 1, 1902 by the Rock Island System and Southern Pacific Company via the El Paso Short Line. The competition is open to the public with no fees. Address inquiries to Jno. Sebastian, Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock Island System, Chicago.
A Friday blaze tore through the hospital of the asylum at Warm Springs, gutting the structure. Loss estimated at 50 000 dollars. No lives were reported lost.
Article extols surgical advances and Chamberlain's Pain Balm as antiseptic aid. It highlights faster healing, reduced pain, and home use to save time and money. Sold by Riley the druggist.
Red Lodge reports the miners union treasurer William Bokka fled with 1054 dollars from Union funds. No trace of Bokka has been found and authorities search for the missing official continues.
A teacher asks how many zones exist and a bright boy replies with six names: six one torrid, two temperate, two frigid, and the Panama Canal Zone. The exchange showcases a playful yet informative nod to regional climate zones and notable geography.
In San Francisco on August 30, 1901, a group of business men paid 112 500 in coin and stock for a treatment claimed to cure Bright's Disease and Diabetes. Investigations began November 15, 1900, with over three dozen cases tested and eighty seven percent improved or stable by August 25.
Fragmentary OCR shows a health related entry with names and an address in New York. The readable bits mention disease terms and a person named Williams followed by an address on Ave New Yo. Details are incomplete but imply a public health or personal notice requiring context.
High school class prophecy read aloud at class night predicts future paths using palmistry. It mentions teaching careers for leaders, a singer’s illness risk, a literary artist’s potential prominence, and Grace’s artistic talents, with caution about romance lines and fate signals.
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