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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1905
Page
2
Montana’s early settler Mrs. Don L. Byam dies at eighty five in Quincy after living in Bannack Virginia City Emigrant Gulch Helena and Illinois. Also notes on cures tonics and local crime brief items.
Tal ladega Springs Alabama resident J W McKinnon reports severe pneumonia improved after starting Dr King’s New Discovery. He credits the first dose with relief and a full bottle with cure. The medicine is sold at City Drug Store for 60 cents and one dollar with a trial bottle offered. Also notes Great Falls surveys resume for Sun River irrigation by the U S Reclamation Service.
A 1902 testimonial notes severe rheumatism relief from Ballard's Snow Liniment. The ad claims products priced 25c 50c and 1.00 and lists Riley the druggist as the seller. John Degnan of Kineman Illinois is the signer with a March 21 date.
Five separate fires started by passing engines in the stockyards Saturday threatened destruction of the town. Fire crews battled flames as damage and danger mounted during the chaotic scene.
An advertisement claims Moki tea permanently cures sick headache constipation and indigestion. The pleasant herb drink supposedly restores appetite sleep and happiness with satisfaction guaranteed or money back. Available from Riley's Drug Store for 25 cents and 50 points.
Three people including a station agent his wife and son were arrested in connection with alleged mail theft at Silver sixteen miles north of the city. The trio face charges in the case.
Colonel John M. Failer of Honey Grove Texas credits Electric Bitters with saving his life after failing with a family doctor. He reports severe liver and kidney issues nearly killed him and praises the medicine for curing dyspepsia biliousness and kidney disease. Sold and guaranteed by City Drug Store for a bottle.
Guaranteed cure for piles itching blind bleeding or protruding piles. Druggist refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case in 6 to 14 days. First application gives ease and rest. 50c. If your druggist hasn t it send 60c in stamps and it will be forwarded post paid by Paris Medicine Co. St Louis Mo. Sia
On Tuesday M. N. Race was named sergeant at arms of the Ninth Legislative assembly and marshal of the supreme court, succeeding T. E. Cratcher who resigned from the post.
An eighteenth century style ad promises a one day cure for colds with Laxative Brom Quin. It notes a money back refund if it fails and includes a signature from FE. W. Grove on each box. The price is 25 cents.
Helena state land office register John P. Schmit delivers February half receipts totaling 17 832 dollars to State Treasurer Rice.
Experience is the best teacher says Acker's English Remedy for coughs colds or croup. If relief is not immediate a 25 cent and 50 point refund is offered at Riley's Drug Store.
Representative Dixon’s two bills clear the house: one for building a dam across the Yellowstone River and another to resurvey Cascade county townships. Pat Mullins and J D Ryan of Amalgamated Copper traveled to the Martin mine, examined it, and planned hoisting and pumping equipment. The Martin mine is touted as a major project that could enrich its owners and highlight Big Hole mining opportunities.
Ad claims purifying blood cures for scrofulous and syphilitic poisons and other blood diseases. It touts headaches body pains fevers pimples and appetite loss as signs of impurity and promises a positive cure with a guarantee.
Will Tash sold his bay saddle horse Dandy to W Finkelstein for 126 dollars. Tash and Lenkersdorfer also moved four draft horses to Farley and two head to Finkelstein, with prices not disclosed. J Kennedy of Frye Brabno & Co bought 11 carloads of cattle in Dillon for Seattle, including 200 steers from Tash Lenkersdorfer and 100 from Ed Lloyd.
Charles A. Smith of Dillon bought a carload of draft horses from Emerson Slack two miles south of town. Averaging 140 per head, the sale set a high local price for stock of 1350 to 1500 pounds. Smith plans to market the horses in St Louis and continue his buying and selling of fine animals locally.
The Beaverhead County Medical Society met in Dillon with all physicians present except Dr Bond. Dr Ford of Lima read on scarlet fever and Dr Poindexter, county physician, showed the county hospital. New officers were elected: Ford president Walker vice president Poindexter secretary Ryburn treasurer Bond delegate. Next meeting in early June.
The Montana legislature passes and rejects multiple bills as Gov. Toole vetoes measures on the state orphans home and inmates at the soldiers home. House and Senate consider railroad, taxation, and education bills with party-line votes and refer to committees for further action.
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