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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1906
Page
5
Montana news reports Fairgraves receives 14 year term from Judge Donlan, the legal maximum for such offenses. The acid attack victim, a young girl, suffered severe injuries as Fairgraves cried upon sentencing and his lawyer sought clemency. The judge condemned the act as nearly murder and dismissed attempts to justify the crime.
An advertisement for Acker's English Remedy by R L Riley sells a cough and cold relief remedy. It promises money back if immediate relief fails and lists 25 and 50 cent prices.
Orders from the Great Falls land office by Commissioner Richards cancel desert land entries totaling 6710 acres in the district for failure to make annual or final proof. The lands are opened for entry again under the general land office rules.
A historic note claims that Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co offers superior gentle laxative effects for children and that youngsters enjoy the remedy. It emphasizes the product as the true Syrup of Figs produced by the California company.
Marie Neary and her minor children sue Northern Pacific Railway and A. J. Frost for 45000 dollars claiming damages after James Neary was killed in Northern Pacific yards in this city on April 20 1905.
The notice claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured E. R. Mulford, a Waynesboro lecturer, of piles and promises relief for burns sores boils wheals cuts wounds chilblains and salt rheum. Available for 25 cents at R. L. Riley’s drug store.
Rev C L Bovard delivered strong remarks on the gambling situation in Butte during a Mountain View Methodist church sermon. He criticized the county attorney's handling of prosecutions and alleged the prosecutor opposes Civic League involvement, signaling bias toward gamblers.
An advertisement claims dull headaches and body pains signal impure blood and that Acker's Blood Elixir purifies blood to cure scrofulous or syphilitic poisons. The seller, L. R. Riley, asserts a positive guarantee and urges buyers to purchase.
The suits totaling over fifty million dollars in the Butte copper war were dismissed Saturday in county courts. The ruling ends the long running conflict between the Heinze and Amalgamated interests in Montana.
An advertisement touts Moki Tea as a pleasant herbal cure for sick headaches, constipation, and digestion. It claims improved appetite, sleep, work, and happiness with satisfaction guaranteed or money back, priced at 25c and 50c by R. L. Riley.
In Rev. Duncan's absence, Prof. R G Young superintendent of Butte public schools, occupied the pulpit. He delivered an instructive talk titled Education and Crime, offering observations on the link between schooling and public safety.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets offer immediate relief from indigestion with one tablet. Sold in tin boxes for 25 cents and backed by refund if not cured. Sold by R L Riley.
John Malin, longtime Livingston resident and former rancher, was judged insane by Judge Henry and a jury on Saturday after a sanity hearing. He is said to have become mentally unsettled due to religious fervor and was taken to Warm Springs by Sheriff Robertson for treatment.
Chas W Moore of Ford City Pa suffered severe hand burns from an electrical furnace. He used Bucklen’s Amnica Salve and recovered quickly, praised as a great healer for burns wounds and sores. Available 25¢ at R L Riley Druggist. lm fa Goats Replace Cattle in Madison county.
Spokane resident Henry L Haupt was convicted in federal court of conducting a lottery in Butte. Judge William H Hunt imposed 500 dollars as fine per count and two months in county jail per count, totalling 1500 dollars and six months in jail over three counts.
Thompson reports Sanders county began last Friday with this small city as temporary county seat. The new county carries a modest debt but holds considerable taxable wealth expected to produce revenues.
Angry residents of Valley county sign remonstrances protesting a federal order to allot 100 000 acres of top agricultural land to Indians for at least 21 years. They warn that violence could follow if the order is not rescinded and plan to send the petitions to the secretary of the interior and Montana’s congressional delegation.
A trial size nasal remedy promises fast relief for nasal catarrh without pain or irritation. It claims to spread over the nasal surface and soothe inflammation, with results said to be mediated quickly. Sold at druggists, 1 fen item advertised with Warren Street, New York contact.
The South Omaha market reports light cattle receipts with Chicago at 20,000 and a strong to higher trend for desirable cattle. Prices show top values for choice steers at 5.00 to 5.50, hogs reach a new high around 6.30, and sheep and lamb markets opening 10 to 15 higher with cautious optimism for a small rally.
Mr and Mrs John H Sheser of Grant were seen in town on Monday.
The Dillon library board instructed librarian Miss Mary Innes to stop certain patrons from borrowing periodicals after reports of damage. The board notes the library serves public benefit with free access to books and newspapers and condemns the breach of trust by individuals who cut illustrations from magazines.
The Deer Lodge valley faces ruin from smokestack pollution and water contamination. Residents seek relief in court in Butte, as plaintiffs and witnesses in a prolonged, costly suit against powerful corporations accused of oppressing a good people.
Voluntary observer J E Monroe records February weather with mean 23.7 degrees and 52 degree high on the 26th, low on the 4th, 0.25 inch precipitation, 2.5 inches of snow, 11 clear days, 10 partly cloudy, 7 cloudy, some hail on the 19th, and southwest winds. Signs of spring include robins and song sparrows on the 18th, geese passing north on the 24th, and bluebirds seen on the 27th.
For sale a good piano with easy payment options. Inquire at the Tribune Office for details and terms.
Gus Jahnke reports Jahnke Bros cattle thriving with beef steers due for market around April 1. A charity ball for the public school is set for March 16 in Wisdom Ellis Hall. Mrs. Samuel Peterson gave birth to two eight-pound boys on Feb. 25 with Dr. Ryburn assisting. Otto Cronwall and wife travel to Bannack for medical care as the baby’s infection grows and the mother’s finger heals. Literary Society meeting at the schoolhouse drew a full house with a draw on the sin question after arguments by O’Brien and Stevenson. Ed Schweninger brings 250 pounds of ore from Ibex mine, with high grade rock and $10 to $20 pay rock prospects. spring bunk houses and cook-house planned. concentrating plant expected next fall.
Notice to the People of Dillon announces N. S. Wood with a light freight wagon offering baggage express to and from the depot and all city areas including Necrmal college and Dormitory. He specializes in stove wood and kindling, with prompt attention for orders or checks left at Deputy's Meat Market or Central telephone office.
Land dealer L. J. Price declares he remains active in the land business and ready to provide better service than ever. He urges the public to call on him for assistance or inquiries.
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