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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
3
The Louisiana Purchase Exposition commission met in Helena this week to review Montana building plans. Five proposals were submitted, three from Montana architects, with the state urged to help select agricultural exhibits drawn from this year’s crops.
Coroner's jury rules death on the bridge two miles east of here Sunday night as death by own action. Billings Thomas H. Deckert was found lying dead with a revolver nearby, and all evidence pointed to suicide.
Helena resident Phoeba M. Rumley, a pioneer woman of the city, died Tuesday at her Clinton New York home. She was a sister of Mrs. W. F. Sanders.
Patent illness notice describes Dr Bosanko Pile Remedy claimed to cure itching moisture and bleeding piles. It lists price fifty cents a jar and mentions availability at City Drug Store and by mail with a free treatise. included is a short ad style note.
An advertisement claims A Cup of Lane's Tea At Night will move the bowels next day and cure habitual constipation sick headache and indigestion. It promises greater benefits and lower cost than any other medicine with a refund if not satisfied. Price 25 and 60 cents per package. Sold by City Drug Store.
A Bozeman chapter of the American Labor Union was organized with an enthusiastic turnout on Tuesday night. The Bozeman-A branch will pursue union activities and represent workers in the area.
An ad touts Lane's Tea as a cure for constipation clear skin sharpened appetite and a revived appearance It claims gentle action on stomach liver and bowels and notes sale at City Drug Store A separate item reports a vote against renaming the Episcopal church to American church by a margin of two in the current convocation in Butte.
One of the state’s largest shipments of sheep this week saw O. M. Blair of Billings sell 27,000 wethers to Rea Bros. of Chicago. The cattle were shipped directly to the Chicago market, signaling a major livestock deal.
A remote family in a distant area relies on Bucklen’s Arnica Salve after accidents. The ad praises its effectiveness for burns cuts and wounds and notes a price of 25 cents at City Drug Store.
Advertising claims Lane's Tea purifies the blood cures foul breath and clears complexions removing pimples and blackheads. Sold for 50 and 250 packages at the Only Drug Store. A Helena plan proposes a large triple facility for several lodges except the Majors and Oddfellows who own their own halls.
Livingston Durban of Indiana travels with his family and several staff members to the National Park for a visit and sightseeing.
Dr King’s New Life Pills are pitched as a cure for sick and nervous headaches. The ad claims they purify blood and boost health, offered at 25 cents with a money back guarantee if not cured, sold by City Drug Store.
The Havre proposition to issue a 26500 dollar bond for water works passed at the Tuesday election by a 34 to 2 vote. The measure authorizes funds to improve the town's water infrastructure.
Fresh testimonials flood in praising Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Doughs and Colds as unequaled. A Benterville Virginia user claims three years of bronchitis vanished after a few bottles. Also touted for long and throat troubles pneumonia and grip. City Drug Store guarantees and offers trial bottles free with regular sizes 500 and 1.00.
An 19th century advertisement touts Dr Gunn's Blood and Nerve Tonic as a remedy for thin blood and nervous weakness. It claims rapid flesh gain, improved sleep, and restored strength, with tablet form dosing after meals. Sold by City Drug Store and Bosanko Co. Philadelphia. 750 per box or 8 for $2. Mail orders offered.
Sanford Northrop former secretary and general manager of the American Refrigerator Transit Company shoots himself at a friend Claude Kennerly's home in St Louis. He resign ed six weeks earlier amid business strain and melancholia leaving a widow and child. Northrop, cousin of George Gould, was a prominent social figure in St Louis circles.
Secretary Root issues order naming Major General B. M. Young as chief of staff with Major General Corbin and Brigadier General W. H. Carter as other general staff officers. Brigadier General Tasker H. Bliss to become president of the war college with the order taking effect August 16. Upon General Young’s retirement next January Adna R. Chaffee would become chief of staff.
The Picket, a horse never before first past the post, led from start to finish to win the American Derby by six lengths. He completed the 1 1/2 mile distance in 2 33, faster than any Derby time. Claude finished second with Bernays third as about 70 000 spectators watched in Chicago.
Butte and Mary Mannering will appear Friday night in her new play The Pride of Geraldine. The performance promises lively drama with Mannering in a leading role and the cast featuring local stage talents.
The Creesan dance started Sunday drawing large crowds from Havre and Fort Assinniboine to witness the event with many spectators attending throughout the day.
A Central Pharmacy ad touts Mokitea as a permanent cure for constipation and indigestion. It claims the product improves appetite sleep and work while guaranteeing satisfaction or money back. Pack sizes priced at 25 ota and 50 cts.
William Nemo shot himself after an argument with his mistress Mrs. Delia Kirk, dying instantly. The incident occurred following a quarrel with Kirk cited as precipitating the fatal act.
An ad notes Dynrpepeia tablets claimed to give immediate relief or money back. Sold in handsome tin boxes at 25 ota by Central Pharmacy.
About 100 Granite City residents led by F G and W H Niedringhaus of the National Stamping Company cut the dike near the Merchants bridge approach to vent backwater. Water overflow disabled Terminal tracks and halted bridge traffic while authorities assessed the damage. In Cleveland Senator M A Hanna denied vice presidential candidacy and said he would decline any nomination. His goal remains not to seek the White House.
In 1889 Oklahoma land rush era the Gebo Sentinel recalls a near fatal bout of diarrhea from heat and bad water. A neighbor’s small bottle of Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him within an hour, prompting gratitude and a sales note for Central Pharmacy.
In Linton Indiana on June 22 the 600 striking miners returned to work at Island Coal company mines following Mr. Mitchells ultimatum. They faced loss of charters and the risk of replacement by other union members if they refused.
Colonel Williams returns to Jackson Kentucky and orders camps moved to the town center. Provost Marshal Longmire to be relieved as Commonwealth Attorney Byrd states arson cases and the Ewen bribery case will proceed.
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