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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1906

Page

2

Missoula Sees Gambling Curtailed Despite Suits and Shots

Across Missoula police and Sheriff Davis Graham clamp down on gambling with strict orders, allowing only poker in West Front saloons while Great Falls reports a self-inflicted gunshot wound to Adelaide Sloan near the Park Hotel. Helena notes possible National Guard mobilization as U S China tensions rise and troops may be needed for coast defenses or eastern service.

Missoula Davis Graham West Front Street Great Falls Adelaide Sloan William Sloan Park Hotel Helena Montana National Guard Joseph KK. Toole United States Orient China Far East

Toole Returns From Eastern Trip

Helena Gov Joseph K Toole returns from an extended eastern trip including Chicago New York and Washington and reports improved health with no public significance or important issues involved.

Helena Joseph K. Toole Chicago New York Washington

Acker's Blood Elixir advertised as cure for blood conditions

An old advertisement touts Acker's Blood Elixir as a remedy for impure blood, pale skin, pimples, and general weakness. It claims to cure all blood diseases where generic purifiers fail and offers a positive guarantee from R L Riley, with a casual sales tone.

R.L. Riley

Helena IWW Raises Funds to Aid Western Miners Case

The Helena Industrial Union of the IWW allocated 3800 dollars for defense of Western Federation of Miners members jailed in Idaho on charges of complicity in the assassination of former Governor Stennenberg. The decision came at a large meeting at the Workers' Industrial club and is seen as a liberal use of limited funds.

Helena

Butte Doctor Charley Can Found Murdered in Cabin

Well known Butte figure Dr Charley Can was found murdered in his cabin Monday morning. Robbery was suspected as the motive.

Butte Charley Can

The True Syrup of Figs Advertised by California Fig Syrup Co

An ad claims Syrup of Figs provides gentler laxative relief for children and that the product is manufactured solely by the California Fig Syrup Co. It emphasizes ease of use and child appeal as its selling points.

California Fig Syrup Co

Sugar Beet Experiment Ties Ranchers To Test Soil Adaptability

Twin Bridges ranchers show growing interest in sugar beet culture as about thirty men agree to plant at least half an acre of beets next season to test soil suitability for the industry. If successful, a beet sugar factory may be pursued.

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised For Cures In Community

The salve is hailed as a scientific wonder for curing piles and a range of ailments. It reportedly healed burns sores boils welts cuts and wounds and costs 2 cents at R L Riley’s drug store.

Bucklen E. R. Malford Patrons of Husbandry Waynesboro R. L. Riley

Rich Ore shipment arrives from Cumberland mine near Lewistown

A shipment of 17 cars of ore from the Cumberland mine near Lewistown has been received. Returns show ore valued at about 300 dollars per ton.

Lewistown Cumberland

Railroad Collision Near Livingston Early Wednesday

A westbound passenger train No. 43 collided with a freight engine four miles west of Livingston at an early hour Wednesday. Passengers and trainmen suffered only a severe shaking up and were uninjured, a remarkable outcome given the crash dynamics.

Livingston

Work Will Begin on Billings to Great Falls Railroad Line

D F Smith right of way purchasing agent for the Great Northern Railroad says construction on the Billings to Great Falls line will begin this week.

Billings Great Falls D. F. Smith Great Northern Railroad Company

Engineers Find Route Through Divide For Milwaukee Road

Contractors Miles City McIntosh Brothers expected to begin work in a couple of days after engineers reportedly found a passage through the divide between Squaw and Strewell creeks that had delayed progress for three weeks.

Miles City McIntosh Bros Milwaukee Squaw Strewell Creeks

Soldier Guilty of Second Degree Murder

Fort Benton report says William Giles a Fort Assinniboine soldier was found guilty of second degree murder for stabbing fellow trooper Ross after a disputed card game at a roadhouse. Giles fled but was later captured. Ross accused Giles of cheating and challenged him to take the money. Giles stabbed him and Ross died within minutes.

Great Falls Fort Benton William Giles Giles Fort Assinniboine Ross Gils

South Omaha Stock Market Week Recap

The forepart of the week saw liberal cattle receipts with Monday strong prices but Tuesday’s heavy run cooled gains. Expect fair weekly averages with firm, active prices. Cattle categories and ranges listed for steers cows calves hogs and sheep with prices noted. hogs rising, range 6.00 to 6.15, sheep slump amid heavy receipts.

South Omaha

Godfrey Moves to Sell Electric Rail Route to East

W H Godfrey of Sheridan traveled to Boston to report to eastern capitalists on a proposed Dillon to upper Madison valley electric railroad. Beaverhead and Madison counties pledged substantial support, and Red Lodge interests subscribed 10000 of 250000 stock to back the project. Godfrey also sought funds for a suburban trolley line serving local counties.

W. H. Godfrey Sheridan Dillon Madison Valley Boston Godfrey Bear Creek Board of Trade Ledge Rid Lodge Read Madison

Blackleg Vaccine Cuts Montana Cattle Mortality

Montana state veterinarian Dr. M E Knowles reports blackleg vaccine virus reduces cattle deaths from nine percent to under one percent. The department distributes about 40 000 doses annually, sourced from Washington, free to growers, a policy begun under Secretary Wilson to curb the disease. The vaccine, once private, is now publicly provided to minimize losses.

Montana M. E. Knowles Knowles Department of Agriculture Washington Blackley Wilson

Acker’s English Remedy Promises Quick Cure

An old advertisement claims Acker’s English Remedy will stop a cough at any time and cure the worst cold in twelve hours or money refunded. The product is offered by R. Riley at 25 and 50 cents.

Acker R. Riley

Piano for sale with easy payments offered

For sale a piano with easy payments. inquire at the Tribune Office for details and pricing.

Tribune

Breezes From the Big Hole Highlights Local Ranch News

A herd of 286 cattle from the Silver Bow Butchering Co. winters at Hollingsworth and moves to John Peterson’s Geery ranch until ready for beef. The piece also notes a petition to reappoint U. S. Land Commissioner B. R. Stevenson, and reports on Arthur Tong’s Seattle visit, local stockman H. J. Toomer’s cattle outlook, and F. T. Green’s Ajax mine inspection trip with Len Pendleton.

Hollingsworth Ranch John Peterson Geery Silver Bow Butchering Co Arthur Tong Seattle John Korogi H. J. Toomer F. T. Green Butte Mr. Green Ajax Len Pendleton

Frightfully Burned machinist cured by arnica salve

Chas W Moore a Ford City Pa machinist burned his hand in an electrical furnace. He applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve and recovered quickly. The ad touts it as the greatest healer for burns wounds sores eczema and piles available from R L Riley Druggist at 25 cents.

Chas. W. Moore Ford City R. L. Riley

Wood on the streets of Dillon with wagon for light freight

Notice to the People of Dillon announces N. S. Wood returning with a delivery wagon to handle baggage express and light freight to and from the depot and city areas including the Normal college. He sells stove wood and dry kindling and will fetch orders or checks left at Deputy's Meat Market or the Central telephone office messenger for prompt attention by N. S. Wood, proprietor and driver.

Dillon N. S Central Telephone Woon

Price promises continued land business service

A statement from L. J. Price declares ongoing attention to land business and a commitment to improved service for the public, urging people to call on him for assistance.

L. J. Price

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