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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1904
Page
5
Butte 12 year old Clarence Martin son of John W Martin died after being crushed beneath a B A and P ore train Sunday morning. He and a companion were riding a train and snowballing when he lost balance and rolled under the wheels.
An advertisement touts a positive guarantee for cures of heart burn indigestion and dyspepsia with a single tablet claiming immediate relief. It lists small tablet sizes and notes Riley's Drug Store priced 25 and 58 points.
Billinga John White, who killed W. D. Schwink and Marie Burns, asserts self defense claiming the couple would have killed him first. The coroner's jury returned a verdict accusing White of felonous intent.
The Modern Mother finds her children healthier with the pleasant Syrup of Figs and prefers it for gentle laxative relief. The true Syrup of Figs is made only by the Otornia Fig Syrup Co. In Livingston the coming spring and summer promise a building boom with a new high school and numerous business blocks and private homes.
Advertisement notes Dr Bosanko’s Pile Remedy cures itching bleeding and Abacrba tumors. Priced 500 a jar available at druggists or by mail with a free treatise. Note mis-spellings and a Philadelphia address for correspondence. Also reports settlers from the east arriving in Kalispell with families and goods.
Mrs B W Evans of Charwater Kansas says her husband was sick three months with quick consumption. After using Ballard's Horehound Syrup six years ago the cough cure has kept a bottle in the house. Available in 25, 50 and 1.00 sizes sold by Riley the druggist.
Two new smelters will be installed at Cooke City, Red Lodge reports indicate the town will see a summer boom from the industrial expansion.
Roker’s English Remedy claimed to stop a cough anytime and cure a cold in twelve hours with a money back offer. A Supreme Court appeal concerns the firemen’s back wages dispute in Anaconda after a district court ruling in their favor. Also noted is a testimonial for Ballard’s Snow Liniment from John O. Degnan of Kinsman Ill and a funeral for Henry Adams, pioneer of Deer Lodge county, held in Anaconda.
An advertisement for Moki Tea promotes relief from indigestion and constipation. It asserts skin eruptions vanish and a perfect complexion results, offering a money back guarantee. Available at Riley's Drug Store for 26 cents or 50 cents.
Middlesborough Els reader Mia Bajja H Shirel reports liver pain and poor blood improved by Herbine. She notes restored vigor and tone with new life and activity after use. The testimonial claims quick blood regeneration and color normalization.
An ex probate judge L Apple of Ottawa County Kansas praises Ballard's Horehound Syrup as the best cough syrup, noting long use and a recommendation. Product prices listed as 250 500 and 1.00, sold by Riley the druggist.
In a winter 1902 note from Melfa Virginia Mrs John E Harmon credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with curing her baby after a severe cold feared to cause pneumonia. She recounts a neighbor's recommendation and urges others to try the remedy. For sale by Riley the druggist.
A Dillon Montana notice dated March 4 1904 lists letters remaining uncalled for at the post office including Akins Birge Brown Chambers Fair Frybarger Greene Kropielski Mets Mead Miller and others. Uncalled letters will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed within days.
Stockmen in Beaverhead County show strong interest in the upcoming Farmers Institute to be held Wednesday and Thursday. The program includes sheep raising and feeding discussions by Frank Landon and John Robison, cattle raising insights by Ernest Orr, plant topics by Prof W K Chesnut, Hereford breeding by Wm Reed, livestock diseases by Dr M B Knowles, and alfalfa use by J E Morse. Also noted is the sale of 1200 May lambs by Morse and the completion of a lamb sale by Geo Whitaker to Lee Lewis, with lambs fattened on alfalfa and barley rations.
J E Morse sold a carload of top mutton ewes to J E Hample for Montgomery Co markets at Butte and Anaconda this week. Hample will ship two cars of mutton from Theo Nelson's this week. Lee Lewis bought 150 fat cows and calves from Sherman ranch near Henrys Lake, with delivery at Monida tomorrow March 12. T B Craver sold 2500 choice mutton wethers to Les Lewis to be delivered in March.
J F Ferguson of Lemhi county Idaho offers 21 broke saddlers for sale at the stock yards this week. George R Breck of Yellowstone Transportation Co will visit around April 15 seeking about 200 head of stagers fit for active service weighing 1150 to 1300 pounds. Chas A Smith from Dakota bought a matched team from Jord Nyhart at Blaine, weighing about 2500 pounds. Robt Roberts of Shineberger ranch to deliver five horses to Chas A South tomorrow. last TL horse delivery before June.
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