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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1907
Page
2
In Butte on February 26 Judge Donlan’s court had informations filed against Kiski and Jacobson proprietors of the Louvre saloon for gambling.
Sheriff Henderson raided two gambling games at 14 Park Street over Walker's saloon seizing nine gamblers, chips, and money. A colored club at 381 East Park yielded six Black patrons and one White with assorted paraphernalia.
Fo ley's Honey and Tar is presented as compliant with the National Pure Food and Drug law, containing no opiates or harmful drugs and recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults by the I m City Drug Store.
Livingston Feb 26 Sheriff McCue brought back the Bault brothers from Billings on a charge of stealing a gold watch from Miss Goldie Peters of this city. The trio were the rink’s nightly attractions, famed as northwest champion roller skaters.
An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a guaranteed remedy for coughs and colds. It warns against unsafe substitutes and notes the genuine product comes in a yellow package from the drug store.
Judge G M Bourquin ordered a new venire after dismissing the full panel for alleged misconduct and weak criminal case oversight. He cited disreGard of evidence and likened jurors to either children knaves or fools, noting few if any children were present.
On February 25 sheriff Charles Henderson and deputies raided two poker games, apprehending fifteen players in total. The raids add to previous rounds targeting gambling in the area.
Advertising claims a cough and cold remedy stops coughing and breaks up a cold rapidly. Warns to refuse imitators and to buy the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package. No opiates, marketed by City Drug Store.
Butte plans a new $1,000,000 smelter on or near the historic Parrot smelter site. The East Butte company will erect the modern plant this summer to treat ores from all its properties, reviving a longstanding mining landmark.
B Spiegel of Evansville Indiana describes long kidney bladder troubles with weight loss and exhaustion. After three doctors failed he was given up to die. One bottle gave relief and a second bottle cured him prompting him to urge others to try Foley’s Kidney Cure at City Drug Store.
Martin Luon, 30, a barkeeper from Anaconda, was found dead in the plunge at Gregson Springs after a fatal fall yesterday morning. He reportedly drank heavily before entering the water, swam briefly, and attempted to seize the rings before sinking.
Professor E S Luce departed last night for Butte to serve as adjudicator of music at the second annual Eisteddfod tonight. The event is conducted under the auspices of the Welsh church and features local performers.
A defense of Dr. Pierce of Buffalo against false accusations about his Family Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery. The piece extols patient cures, describes remedies as non alcohol, and urges readers to request a booklet from Dr. Pierce for full details. It promotes reliability, and invites orders and mail orders with prices.
The State Normal College executive board met with Architect Haire and Contractor Wagner to resume construction on the new building. With half the legislative appropriation available, they reviewed work done, supplies on hand, and estimated costs. Wagner expects to resume by next month and aims to complete by September opening.
The city water reservoir emptied Wednesday morning due to blockage at the Rattlesnake intake and neglect by staff. Citizens frantically thawed frozen pipes using candles and salt, led by E. T. Brock and Hazelbaker, then pressure returned after 10 AM as melted water refilled mains.
Beaverhead county could rise in state mining rank says Armstead official who praises Polaris and Elk horn lands and future rail access. He notes Armstead now has a railroad station post office and telephone and plans for spring expansion at the Polaris camp after two hard months of smelter work.
Frank J Hearne recounts Joshua Gentry former Hannibal and St Joseph Railway president and Burlington line executive who visited a locomotive cab in old clothes. Gentry questioned steam gauge and crew about status then revealed his identity and questioned his attire.
Local drug stores report a sharp drop in catarrh remedies over the past year. Hyomei stands out as the only exception, credited with many cures under R L Riley’s money back guarantee. The inhaled treatment costs one dollar with extra bottles fifty cents, and a no-risk refund promise accompanies each outfit.
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