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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
7
May weather report shows mean temperature 48 degrees with the warmest day on May 31 at 78 degrees and the coldest May 5 at 26. Total precipitation 3.17 inches including 4 inches of snow. Nine clear days, eight partly cloudy, fourteen cloudy. A hail event occurred on May 21 and there was a thunderstorm on the list. Prevailing wind direction was southwest.
Farmers organize Farmers' Packing company with capital of 1,500,000 to compete with Chicago packers. The corporation includes farmers stock raisers and meat dealers and claims an option on ten acres with a packing house near the Hawthorne race track.
In New York on June 13 a trolley car collided with an open carriage at a crossing injuring four members of the Michaels family. Miss Sadie Michaels was killed almost instantly. Esie was badly bruised. the father suffered injuries to the chest and back. the mother was seriously hurt and may die.
Boston authorities report a robbery aboard the steamer Puritan traveling from New York to Fall River. The theft totaled $120,000 in securities, affecting Henry W. Comstock of Boston and prompting police notification.
Do You Want Lands We have had many applications for scrip applicable to UNSUR VEYED LAND but high prices were prohibitive We can locate unsurveyed public land at a reasonable cost with assured title Good as Valentine Many overlooked this forest reserve chance Write us if interested Tue Cousins Lane Helena Montana
Seven year old cow branded NL on right hip strayed into Sapna field at the James Haining ranch. Owner must prove ownership and pay feed charges to claim before July 3. If unclaimed the animal will be sold at Hottenseck on 11 E. E. Hottenseck.
An English remedy claims to stop a cough at any time and cure the worst cold in twelve hours or money back. Priced at 25 and 50 cents, offered by R. Yy. Riley. A Pittsburg note counters a claim about American husbands, noting it will be hard to convince Pittsburg heiresses.
An old advertisement claims Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets offer a positive guarantee to cure heartburn indigestion and dyspepsia with one tablet giving immediate relief. It notes prices at 25 and 50 cents and mentions New York lawyers chewing gum in court to rest voices.
An advertisement endorses Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment for piles, claiming easy cure. Relief follows use and encourages trial at Riley's Drug Store with bottle prices at 50 cents or tins at 75 cents.
A witty note praises this year's shirt waists, joking that dental assistants wear them to save on laughing gas. The playful line highlights fashion finds with a light dental industry twist.
In sluggish liver, HERBINE by its action on the biliary tracts renders bile more fluid and brings the liver into a sound healthy condition thereby banishing the sense of drowsiness lethargy and apathy from liver disorders. Price 50 cts. Riley's Drug Store.
A Chicago man advertises his wish to marry an amiable German lady. The notice hints at learning the German language as part of his match quest.
An ad urges readers to visit Riley's Drug Store for a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. It claims the pills cleanse and invigorate the bowels, improve appetite and regulate digestion. Regular size is 25 cents per box. It also notes Carnegie has given Great Britain a diplodocus and scientists seek its parasite before spread.
An old advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment for broken limbs chilblains burns scalds bruised shins sore throat and sores of all kinds claiming immediate relief and healing. Promises 50 cents per bottle at Riley's Drug Store.
Dr S Weir Mitchell notes cats bring terror into many lives. He claims cats are the terrors of nine lives, a colorful description of feline mischief and fear.
An advertisement touts Moki tea as a permanent cure for constipation indigestion and related woes claiming it makes people eat sleep work and feel happy. It offers a satisfaction guarantee or money back with prices 25 and 50 cents from Riley's Drug Store and references a satirical note on a vast liquor bill from the Atlanta Constitution and a suggestion to try the water wagon.
An advertisement claims safety and a cure for bowel and stomach issues with Dr. King’s New Life Pills. It promises relief from headaches biliousness and costiveness at Riley’s drug store for 25 cents. Also mentions Lord Brassey’s passion for a beverage.
In a spring drive the Chicago and Northwestern Railway offers greatly reduced rates from all eastern points to every section of the west. The agent C. A. Walker invites letters or calls to collect names of friends or relatives considering travel, promising representatives will contact potential travelers with the cheapest routes.
The fragment mentions a whiskey war rumor that may or may not be active, noting that those who have heard of it might be surprised to learn it is still on.
An old advertisement claims Acker's Blood Elixir can cure all blood diseases that cheap purifiers fail to fix. It markets improved health and appearance, claiming a positive guarantee and urging purchase through R L Riley.
James H Hyde owns one of the finest stables in America and a pair nearly as expensive, highlighting his wealth and influence in equestrian circles.
An old outcry for liver health links languor and headaches to a tired liver. The ad promotes Herbine as a remedy to restore energy, citing a Temple Texas testimonial from March 22 1902 and pricing at 50 cents a bottle via Riley the Druggist.
A witty observation links fluctuating fashions to the number of enduring single women. The blithe remark suggests style trends influence marriage or relationship outcomes in social circles.
Notice to the People of Dillon announces N. S. Wood operating a delivery wagon for baggage express and light freight across the city including the Normal college area. He avoids coal, keeps the wagon clean, and specializes in stove wood and dry kindling deliveries. Orders left at Deputy's Meat Market or with the Central telephone office messenger boy receive prompt attention.
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