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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
5
Mrs Charles V Holmes saved her valuables by winning three games of seven up from a burglar discovered rifling the silver closet. They agreed the burglar would take whatever he desired if he won but leave the house empty if she prevailed. The intruder fled after kissing the hostess hand.
After taking Dr King’s New Life Pills users may see relief from constipation and indigestion with improved appetite and energy. The ad claims stomach liver and bowels are regulated and strength restored. Available for 25 cents at Potts the druggist.
The body of 39 year old Lloyd Cush was found beside the Great Northern track with a broken neck and severed arm. A coroner's jury could not decide if death came from accident or foul play and ordered the sheriff to arrest Frank Carle, seen with Cush near the scene. Relatives in St Paul were notified.
F S Rexford of Kansas City reports a severe cold settled in his back and kidneys causing great pain. He took two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills and states they did him a world of good. For sale by all druggists. 1-m
Bozeman reports the Camp Creek Railway Company formed with $100000 capital to build about 20 miles from Manhattan into Camp Creek country. A preliminary survey is done and much of the right of way secured. The Northern Pacific is said to back the project.
A short public notice extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the fastest remedy for wounds from knives, nails, rust, fireworks and for burns boils sores eczema chapped hands and other skin injuries. It warns of poison or gangrene without prompt treatment and cites Potts drugstore as the seller at 25 cents.
Jasper Brooks and twelve others charged by the state with criminal conspiracy over moving sheep owned by C. Wiles of Ridge. They were arraigned in justice court and each demanded separate hearings. The first case was set for August 10.
Foley's Kidney Remedy recommended for chronic kidney and bladder trouble. It tends to regulate control kidney and bladder action and is healing strengthening and bracing. For sale by all druggists. 1-m
Walter Whitworth will face trial this month in department one of the district court for the alleged murder of Adolph Levin. Levin was shot four times as he worked in his field near Flat Creek, six weeks ago, causing instant death.
A compact ad urges each family to keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand especially in summer. It claims the medicine is almost certain to be needed, costs a quarter, and is sold by all dealers.
Kalispell reports a theft from the luggage of J. W. Mc Knight during a Kalispell excursion. The thief took jewelry and rare coins worth several hundred dollars while the train stood in Columbia Falls yards Thursday night. A suspect was arrested at Cutbank.
Mrs. E. G. Whiting of 360 Willow St Akron Ohio reports a serious kidney trouble with backaches dizzy headaches and blurred vision. After using Foley Kidney Pills as directed she felt relief almost at once and now says she is a well woman thanks to Foley Kidney Pills. For sale by all druggists.
A cloud burst Thursday night dumped nearly two inches of rain in under two hours on the Huntley project near Billings, with hail. No crop damage occurred and the soaking will benefit winter wheat.
Delegates from several counties met in Deer Lodge to organize the Peoples' Powers League of Montana. The group aims to use initiative and referendum to pass beneficial state laws. Miles Romney of Hamilton was elected president and M McCasker of Livingston secretary and treasurer.
An old advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a quick permanent remedy for kidney and bladder troubles and irregularities. It notes availability at all druggists.
Unknown assailants fired on a band of 1,600 sheep along Big Indian creek killing twenty and wounding many. Helena reports a $1500 reward for information that leads to the arrest of the shooters.
An old drug advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Pills as containing the ingredients to regulate and strengthen kidney and bladder action. It urges readers to try them and notes availability "for sale by all druggists."
Albert Preston the ferryman acted to save W. A. Crim his wife and two children from going over the falls. The rescuers efforts are described as lifesaving and Preston will be recommended for a Carnegie hero medal.
A Pasadena firm Foley and Co endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an efficient non narcotic expectorant for colds. The letter notes it is safe for children, non nauseating, and digestion friendly. Available in the yellow package and sold by all druggists.
George Klass convicted of manslaughter is sentenced by Judge Tattan to four years in prison. Klass shot Herman Pagel near Chinook in February, claiming self defense in the incident about 18 miles north of Chinook.
Antiseptic powder promises relief from smarting feet nerves bunions and sweating. Claims instant sting relief with new shoes and break in comfort. Sold everywhere and by mail for 25 cents stamps. Free trial package offered by Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
A severe electrical storm hit Baltimore Monday night causing thousands of dollars in property damage in the suburbs. Wires north of the city were knocked out of commission.
Good news from many back sufferers in Dillon and beyond. James Roberts of Butte Montana attests that Doan's Kidney Pills gave prompt relief from backache and cured after two boxes. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York sole US agents Remember the name Dean's take no other.
Proceedings outline precinct boundaries and starting points for Dillon area townships including Beaverhead County Precincts 14 through 23. The long survey lists sectional corners and lines along Bannack Street O S L Railway Wise River Birch Creek and other landmarks as it details the county boundary map.
After a Friday ride, Mrs C F Hill wife of an oil operator on a business trip in the east was shot Saturday morning by C R Shaum in a jealous rage over kissing another man in the auto party. Shaum was arrested.
Dispatches say treasure seekers aboard the steamer Eureka discovered gold valued between 15 million and 65 million dollars. The hoard was hidden by a Chilean warship crew off the Honduran coast over two decades ago.
Mrs. John De Martino of Stamford marks her husband’s death from an auto collision in Bridgeport on October 29, 1910. The grave monument carries a full account of the accident urging the guilty party to surrender to the police when they read the inscription.
In Tooele Utah two men bound and gagged a bank cashier last Wednesday evening then fled into the hills with $9000 from the Tooele Commercial Bank. A posse pursued but details are scarce.
Lawmen pursue a gang with two suspects in custody. The cash, wired from Salt Lake City, was sent in advance for payday at the International Smelter.
The west bound Santa Fe limited struck a light engine near Domingo New Mexico on Friday morning. One engineer was killed and about 20 passengers and trainmen were seriously injured as railroad officials blame the wreck on disobedience of orders by the light engine engineer.
Sheridan resident Geo W. Chapman shot his sweetheart Amelia M. Maier on Friday night. He then shot rival C. C. Vorce in the stomach at Vorce’s home near Big Horn. Chapman killed himself. Maier was only slightly hurt. Vorce’s life was in danger.
A reward of 1000 dollars is offered for the arrest of Pin Faust a 30 year old man weighing 1380 pounds with light hair. He is accused of killing a young man named White on the upper Powder river twenty miles from Moorhead last week after a dispute at a sheep camp.
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