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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
2
S H Splath of Cascade bank recalls a hog that reportedly fasted 79 days shrinking from 225 to 90 pounds. An earlier shipment slipped a scale plank December 2 then went ignored until a later load revealed the live skeleton hog still alive and voracious.
Helena reports Gov. Norris vetoed senate bill 106 concerning the salary of the second assistant state examiner. The veto marks the session's third presidential action on veto power.
A Special Medicine for Kidney Ailments claims quick relief and lasting benefit for kidney and bladder issues and aging urinary irregularities. Isaac N. Regan of Missouri reports a complete cure and urges others to try Foley's Kidney Remedy, available from all druggists.
A masked robber entered the Murray Leary saloon on east Quartz street at dawn, forced six patrons and the bartender to line up, rifled the cash register for about $40, and took small change from customers.
At the regular Conrad town council meeting all members attended and approved raising the saloon license to 110 dollars per quarter.
J. W. Kuhn of Prince ton Ned endorses Foley's Honey and Tar saying it stops a severe cough quickly and reliably for coughs colds grippe and lung trouble. He advises refusing substitutes and notes it is sold by all druggists.
The Silver Bow county Sunday school association objects to a bill raising magazine mailing from 1c to 4c per pound. They warn it would add about a million dollars in costs and could force some religious publications to suspend. At a banquet Rev Edward Laird Mills introduced a resolution.
A night telegram was sent to Senators Carter and Dixon and Congressman Pray to notify them of the action described, with details limited to the notice of the effect and its immediate recipients.
Billings February report from commission men states nearly every ton of alfalfa grown in the region was sold at satisfactory prices. Some small isolated crops remain unsold while outside buyers scour the valley. Forage priced at 9.50 dollars per ton with winter street sales at 10 to 12 dollars and stacks generally at 8 dollars.
Foley s Honey and Tar advertised as safe for children with coughs colds croup and bron chi tis. No opiates used and sold by all druggists presented as best and safest option for mothers seeking relief for young ones.
Children of John and Mary Williams of Billings file a federal suit against the Northern Pacific seeking 60000 dollars in damages for their parents deaths at a railroad crossing near Billings on June 26 1909.
Great Falls on February 28 reports the Amalgamated Copper Mining Co has paid over $100,000 to acquire limestone quarries owned by William Albright on Belt Creek Sluice Box Canyon at Albright. The tract covers about 1500 acres.
A traditional remedy claim states cold and lagrippe can lead to pneumonia, with Foley's Honey and Tar advertised as a prompt, reliable cough medicine that expels the cold, checks the lagrippe, and contains no narcotics. It is marketed as safe for children and adults and offered for sale by all druggists.
Missoula reports a fatal blaze in a negro’s cabin that killed Tillie Gouin a Blackfoot woman and Andy Triplett a Black man. The husband of Gouin is jailed as the suspected arsonist after pouring gasoline on the fire in a failed attempt to light it. Both victims are believed to have been intoxicated at the time.
Butte February 27 The first case under the new law making carrying concealed weapons a felony and penitentiary offense has been referred to the county attorney. Ed Trevatham was arrested at the Butte Anaconda Pacific depot last night by Officer Pat Leyden for possession of two loaded guns.
An old classified style ad touts Foley Kidney Pills to neutralize and remove poisons causing backache rheumatism nervousness and kidney and bladder irregularities. It promises to restore natural organ action and notes availability from all druggists.
In Butte on February 28 over 2,000 citizens endorsed Mayor Nevin’s closing of the restricted district. The petition, drawn by the Ministerial Association, noted potential support could reach 10,000 if time allowed.
Helena February 25 The supreme court today affirmed the district court ruling in favor of the city over a suit challenging its plan to issue 650000 dollars in water bonds. The decision upholds the city's water bond proceedings and schedules no retrial.
A father from Manchester recalls severe croup in his four children and credits Dr King’s New Discovery with relief. The advertisement claims asthma hay fever la grippe and whooping cough respond to the remedy. Trial bottle is free with sales by Potts the druggist at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
In Great Falls on February 27, the city’s women connected to the city beautiful committee announce plans to clean rear yards and alleyways this spring. The committee will spearhead the effort and begin immediate cleanup work.
After vacant lots for gardening purposes and will apportion vacant lots contributed by owners to such worthy poor people as may desire to do some gardening.
Directors of the Harriman railroads announce a one year advertising program costing a million and a quarter to promote ten thousand miles of railroad resources across Washington Oregon Idaho Colorado Wyoming Utah Montana Nevada and California.
Geo E Bell a former Nickel Plate conductor from Fort Wayne Indiana warns railroad workers about long years of railroading causing kidney and bladder issues. He reports back pain frequent painful urination and says Foley Kidney Pills cured him after four bottles. He now recommends the remedy to fellow railroaders. Sold by all druggists.
County school superintendent reports 74 teachers in Madison last year, 9 males and 65 females. Women averaged 62.2 dollars per month while men averaged 100 dollars. Nine Normal graduates are listed among the teachers.
Helena Feb 28 W E Harmon state superintendent of public instruction released the school apportionment totaling 266415 dollars to be distributed among 88805 children at three dollars per pupil Beaverhead counties share 4524 dollars allocated from the fund to schools across the state.
An advertisement claims Mother Gray's Australian Leaf relieves backache dizziness headache and languor. It markets a kidney and urinary remedy sold by druggists or by mail for 50 cents with free sample from The Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
Helena report states J. T. Athey, clerk of the supreme court, deposited with state treasurer W. E. Esselstyn the receipts of his department for the quarter ending yesterday totaling 570.90 dollars.
An unknown man was found frozen to death a mile west of Vaughn on the G. M. Edwards ranch. He appeared to have been dead about three weeks. His clothing yielded only two Stockholm beer hall programs.
A cold remedy combination offers HERRICK'S RED PEP PER POROUS PLASTER for chest relief and BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP to ease chest tightness. Buy the Horehound Syrup in a dollar size to get a free porous plaster with each bottle, sold by Potts, the Druggist.
In Butte on March 1 authorities presume Thomas Hendrickson took his own life by throwing himself down the Parrot mine shaft from an estimated depth of 2100 feet. The act appears to be the result of unknown motives and left a grisly scene for investigators.
Chas B Allen of Sylvania Georgia describes a three year battle with rheumatism liver and stomach troubles. He credits Electric Bitters with a full cure after four bottles. The ad extols relief from stomach issues female complaints kidney disorders biliousness and overall vigor. Potts the Druggist advertises them at 50 cents.
Helena reports quarterly settlements with State Insurance Commissioner H R Cunningham and Secretary of State A N Yoder. Cunningham’s department posted 41,746 in the first quarter, up 4,096 from the prior quarter, while Yoder’s office recorded 14,693.10, up 4,200 from the same quarter last year.
The advertisement claims millions of friends and vast cures over forty years for sores ulcers eczema burns boils cuts sprains and more. It lists piles as well and promotes 25c jars at Potts the druggist.
Lars Vasby obtained a verdict for damages against United States Gypsum company in Judge Jere B. Lessie’s court for 10 500 after suffering a left leg fracture in two places while working at a local mine last summer. He initially sought 25 000.
Dr King's New Life Pills claim to prevent appendicitis by stimulating stomach liver and bowels. They promise relief from constipation headaches biliousness and chills and are sold for 25 cents at Potts the druggist.
E E Esselstyn state treasurer deposited with Gov Norris the February statement of the commonwealth strong box. Receipts totaled 16605320 dollars while expenditures ran 3406267 dollars leaving a cash balance of 122647849 dollars. Bond investments stand at 3228809 dollars bringing total cash resources to about four and a half million dollars.
An ad recommends treating sore throat from the outside with Ballard's Snow Liniment. Rub the throat at night and cover with a cotton bandage. soreness should disappear by morning. Available in 25c 50c and $1.00 bottles from Potts, the druggist.
Helena March 1. Although February was short the Beaverhead district reports show activity across farms and markets. The terse bulletin notes rainfall, stock movements, and local appointments, with no major incidents recorded.
Miller, assayer in this city, notes a strong month for mining with output from counties showing substantial bullion receipts. Beaverhead 29.83, Chouteau 34290.77, Deer Lodge 1700.62, Fergus 29023.33, Granite 141.30, Lewis and Clark 16876.16, Madison 14869.92, Missoula 522.16, Powell 10414.55, Silver Bow 2035.29. Total 109903.93.
A remedy for side or back pain promises quick relief when applying the rubbing liniment. It relaxes contracted muscles and eases motion. Sold by Potts with prices 25c 50c and $1.00 per bottle.
The passage notes George Washington rarely spoke long and could be irritable yet generally controlled His temperament flared on a few occasions Washington served on a grand jury after retirement and had acted as a petit juror before becoming president It cites Thomas Jefferson recalling brief talks and public duties.
An advertisement promotes Rexall Orderlies as a safe effective treatment for constipation. It claims no laxative side effects, guarantees satisfaction, and notes two package sizes priced at 10 and 25 cents. Sold at Potts the Druggist 15 Bannack St. The Rexall Store.
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