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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
5
Stephen F. Durham, a farmer near Belgrade, was snowbound for two days in a deserted Lake Basin camp while inspecting land. A blizzard struck as he began returning to Belgrade, forcing him to seek shelter.
Three men arrested near Glasgow for the theft of three horses from Ruppel and Layne, location a few miles north of the city. Two defendants are out on bail while one remains in jail.
Two Bozeman real estate men returning from a British northwest inspection urge locals not to pursue large scale agricultural land abroad, saying the Montana market offers better options and dangers of exploration abroad are cited.
Paul Hanson a three year old boy died Friday from severe burns after a lit match was dropped into a keg of black powder in a store room. Authorities note the accident is believed to have caused the fatal blast and burns.
Livingston Montana dispatch says the Montana State Hotel Men's Resolution scheduled to meet at Hunter's Hot Springs on Tuesday failed to convene as members avoided the venue due to reports of bridge washouts.
Glasgow police recover eight stolen horses from near Great Falls and detain two men. The suspects are held for Cascade County authorities.
After you take Dr King’s New Life Pills you’ll quickly enjoy their fine results. Constipation and indigestion vanish and fine appetite returns. They regulate stomach liver and bowels and impart new strength and energy to the whole system. Try them. Only 25c at Potts the druggist. 1-m
John Scott a 65 year old Northern Pacific section foreman and native of Scotland died Sunday afternoon in Waterloo from heart failure. He had no known relatives in this country.
Rexford of 615 New York Life Building Kansas City reports a severe cold that settled in his back and kidneys caused great pain. He used two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills and says they helped greatly. For sale by all druggists. 1-m
Otto Schuster aged 10 and Amelia Younger aged 15 were playing near an irrigation ditch when the bank collapsed and swept them into a tunnel. Their bodies were not recovered as search efforts continue.
A warning on wounds and burns notes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the prompt treatment to prevent infection and gangrene. It’s advertised as a quick, sure healer for cuts, burns, boils, sores, eczema, chapped hands, piles. 25 cents at Potts, the druggist.
Glasgow report says Deputy Sheriff John Kimmel was stabbed in the abdomen by a prisoner named Johnson while transporting him to Saco jail. The officer is in serious condition. Local authorities secured the scene and expect charges.
Foley's Kidney Remedy is recommended for chronic kidney and bladder trouble. It aims to regulate and control kidney and bladder action and is described as healing strengthening and bracing. For sale by all druggists.
A new geyser breaking forth in Yellowstone National Park shoots water over 100 feet high and is described as very beautiful. It has been named the Harvard.
A brief notice urges families to keep Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand especially in summer. The medicine is described as almost certain to be needed and costs about a quarter. It is offered for sale by local merchants.
In Butte last Thursday T J Murray of Wisdom urged Bitter Root and Big Hole residents to back a divide crossing road. He said Big Hole folks would build to the divide if Bitter Rooters fund the rest, noting a popular subscription could complete the project.
Lewistown based homesteaders Chris Crowell and Orwell Sweet face grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing cattle from the Power and Cruse outfits in the Cat basin country. County attorney says sufficient evidence warrants their arrests.
Burt St. Claire and James Walen were sentenced in Missoula district court for the June 1 robbery of Peter Irvey. St. Claire received three years in the state prison, while Walen’s punishment was left under advisement. Irvey was relieved of $15.
Oats are moving from Twin Bridges to the Butte market with a price near 1.20 per unit. Farmers delayed sales last fall leaving several catloads still in the valley awaiting sale and transport.
Middle aged and elderly readers urged to use Foley Kidney Pills for quick and permanent relief from kidney and bladder troubles and irregularities. Sold by all druggists. 1-m
Colgers Abello is sentenced to eight years in Leavenworth for the January shooting death of an Indian on the Fort Belnap reservation.
An old advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Pills contain key ingredients to regulate and strengthen kidney and bladder function and invites readers to try them, noting sale at all druggists.
Three anglers of Isaak Walton fame caught 800 trout from Granite lake in under half a day. The lake is renowned for fine fishing and drew attention for the large haul.
A Pasadena drug firm Foley and Co. releases a customer letter praising Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an efficient non narcotic expectorant for colds. It states it is safe for children, without nausea or digestion issues, and recommends the yellow package available from all druggists.
A new post office opens at Goodale in Cascade county with Thomas Waldo as postmaster. Chas Lloyd is appointed postmaster at Corbin in Jefferson county.
Mrs E G Whiting of 360 Willow St Akron Ohio reports kidney trouble backaches and dizziness improved after using Foley Kidney Pills. She says the pills relieved pain and headaches and restored her sight and energy. Available at all druggists.
Fern Marie Wilson sixteen years old of Helena died Friday morning by drinking carbolic acid after a quarrel with her sweetheart. A tearful photo found beside her bed linked the dispute to the tragedy.
A cloudburst in Anaconda Tuesday morning caused about $100,000 in damage as torrents poured through streets. Water filled cellars and lawns, with swift flooding affecting neighborhoods and property.
Shawnee Oklahoma reports Deputy Sheriff J. B. Tightman released on bond and continuing writs and executions while the indicted sheriff remains in office after a killing several weeks ago involving M. H. Meeks.
In Clarkesville Texas burglars entered an express office and stole several quarts of whisky while leaving other valuables untouched. Local authorities investigated the break in.
Tecumseh Nebraska doctor J G Neff sues officers for 10000 in damages after his arrest at his daughter's complaint and subsequent acquittal of a serious crime.
Long Beach California veteran Col. Jacob I. Hill finally receives payment for surveying work done 65 years ago in Randolph County West Virginia. He earns a $125 check restoring long overdue compensation for his services.
Three couples were married in public at the Eagle's Big Carnival in Tacoma on Sunday. Each couple received a $250 gift from carnival management as part of the event.
A Lake Geneva Wisconsin bridal party of six including the bride and groom and their parents are sharing a coordinated honeymoon. The bride reportedly refused marriage unless her parents could accompany the couple on their wedding journey.
Montesano Washington fire destroyed the Sylvia Shingle Company plant. The kiln was full of shingles and the loss is estimated around $50 000.
A classic testimonial extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for back pain. James Roberts of Butte Montana reports that relatives used the pills with success and that two boxes cured a kidney related backache. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo NY is the sole U. S. agent.
John Moran, an Irish native and longtime western miner, died suddenly last Thursday in his Butte apartment at 703 Colorado Street. A 13 year Butte resident and Moonlight mine worker, he is survived by a Chicago brother, an Irish sister, and five children in Utah, California, and Montana. Hemorrhage of the lungs caused his death. body taken to Oakland for interment with wife and daughter accompanying.
In Knoxville Tennessee Congressman Austin fulfilled a campaign pledge from the Second District by sending a church bell to a backwoods church and a second bell to its nearest rival church, honoring the promise.
Curtis Ark native G T Bittle, known for shunning banks, died suddenly without revealing a whereabouts for his hidden wealth. His heirs scour his homestead for the missing fortune.
Newton Short, a Crosby Ark. area fisherman, leaned on a loaded shotgun while watching a cork bite. The gun discharged as he reached for his rod and he died almost instantly, with authorities treating the incident as accidental.
A Minnesota University discovery named Benetol is promoted as a nonpoisonous antiseptic germicide that could prevent contagions. A 25 cent bottle is distributed with wrappers advising households on avoiding disease, with Great Falls Drug Co. as supplier.
Public land prospects advertised by The Collins Land Co offer scrip with guaranteed patents in months. Limited scrip remains for Santa Fe and soldiers' additional patents. prices expected to rise. Send for quotations and information.
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