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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1903
Page
5
Montana reports anticipate surge in activity as over 100 million feet of fiber is out for spring, mills prepare to restart next week, and railroad additions promise two years of work plus broader growth. Livingston businessmen approve a Fourth of July celebration with city council backing and a projected $10 000 raised.
An advertisement touts Lane's Tea as a daily bowel regulator that purifies the blood improves complexion and boosts appetite with prices 250 and 50o per package and sold by Central Pharmacy. Separately a fatal street car accident in Great Falls killed Alexander Greer foreman of the labor furnace crew leaving a widow two children and a son.
A claim states Roker's English Remedy will stop a cough at any time and cure the worst cold in twelve hours or money back. Advertisement from Central Pharmacy. Fire in a coal mine in Bozeman is more serious than first thought and found to be incendiary with oil soaked materials among timbers.
An old advertisement asserts a weak stomach harms overall health and claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cleanses and strengthens stomach glands to cure indigestion and stomach troubles. It lists Central Pharmacy as the sale location.
Great Falla Arthur Grove died in Columbia hospital Sunday morning. The attending physician cites brain inflammation as the cause, while other doctors say death resulted from blood poisoning due to defective dental work.
It cured a running sore on P. A. Danforth of La Grange Georgia after six months of pain. The ad claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals ulcers wounds and piles quickly. Guaranteed effectiveness at 25 cents sold by City Drug Store.
Twin Bridges-John Goetschius of Lauria vicinity died last Friday from blood poisoning after an accident that lacerated his hand when forced through a window while visiting a friend. He was forty five, lived in Madison county twenty years, and is survived by a wife and family.
Pleasant City mother reports her son saved from paltmonia by Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. After failed treatment, the medicine cured him and left him sound. City Drug Store guarantees the remedy with trial bottles free. Price 50 cents and 1.00.
J. H. Cowan and mining associates plan to work the old bed of the Missouri river near Canyon Ferry east of Helena 185 feet above the present river bed. They anticipate rich returns from placer gold.
The notice states Dillon has about 1800 residents with many troubled by throat and lung affections. It urges consulting a druggist and buying Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs, priced 25 cents and 50 cents, with a free trial bottle offered by Central Pharmacy.
A brief medical ad from Central Pharmacy promoting a small tablet that provides immediate relief for heartburn indigestion and distress after meals. It claims fast action and affordable price points of 25 and 50 ots. The copy emphasizes a positive guarantee to attract customers.
The sixth annual reunion of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rites of Free Masonry will be held in Butte for four days starting Monday April 6. Elaborate preparations are under way and a splendid time is promised to all attendees.
Chicago based De Witt and Co promote their Witch Hazel Salve as a universal remedy for piles including blind bleeding itching and protruding piles eczema cuts burns and bruises. Counterfeits arise making buyers seek the genuine De Witt’s at Central Pharmacy.
A. G. Hatch and Dr. W. A. Moore sue W. J. Hannah editor of the Yellowstone Leader for intentional defamation in his newspaper column. The trial unfolds this week with Hannah as defendant in the high profile docket item.
Mrs. Gertrude E. Fenner of Marion Indiana suffered deep lung infection leading to pneumonia and weight loss. After using One Minute Cough Cure she recovered fully, gained back to 92 pounds, and regained strength. four bottles are said to have cured her. Central Pharmacy sells the remedy.
A tote of female garments was located on the Silver Bow creek banks by a section hand last Friday. Distinct drag marks near the site suggest something was hauled to the stream and police suspect murder.
A promotional note from Central Pharmacy touts Mokitea as a remedy for indigestion and constipation and claims it clears skin eruptions for a perfect complexion. Money back guarantees offered with 25 or 60 cent sizes.
The court announces the initial three lawyers to serve on the new commission, effective April 1. J. H. Clayberg of Helena W. H Poorman of Kalispell and Lew L. Callaway of Virginia City lead the state bar and will head the commission.
The text extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant and effective laxative for children and adults, claiming it is the true remedy and produced only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
Mrs. Ed Paver, acting in her husband’s absence at the Yellowstone saloon on Wyoming and Galena streets, shot and seriously wounded Michael Keating after he brutally assaulted her.
An old advertisement touts Electric Bitters as the best cure for overwork sleep loss and nervous tension and claims they dispel nervousness rheumatism neuralgia malaria and restore liver and kidney health. Priced 50 cents with city drug store guarantee. Also a lost bank book notice from A Kowrzn Dillon Bakery offering reward.
Public notice touts a one day cure for a cold with tablets labeled Laxative Tears Quinine. The advert hints at refunds if the remedy fails and includes a signature line from Groves on each box priced seven cents.
A former lecture by Pee ptat ohureh on the origins and use of geometry captivated about 70 students in attendance. Mrs. Will Qushing played two piano solos, and Prof. Edgar Tyree will discuss Blowers of the Desert with native-state interest. Next Friday Prof. Monroe speaks on Hibernia Seen from a Jaunting Boat with stereopticon illustrations and the Dillon orchestra providing music.
The County High School board met last Saturday evening in the High School building. Attendees were Chairman Hill A S Rife O M Beat G B Conway D E Metlen A L Anderson and Miss Mac Rich. Board approved bills and authorized a letter of thanks to Mosers Frank and Adolph Elie for presenting two pictures. An inventory of school apparatus and books was ordered. no further business was noted.
Albert C. Gruwell and Misa Ella M. Bingham were married at the M E par sonage Wednesday evening at 7 by Rev R P Smith. Missa Nellie Shar key was bridesmaid and Charles Burden groomsman. They will reside on Washington street after a celebratory dinner. Mr Gruwell runs Dillon Cigar factory. bride from Boise Idaho.
County School Superintendent Miss Mae Rich received a Tuesday letter from W. W. Welch asking her to notify clerks and chairmen of districts that the election notice must include the submission of the free text book question. If not set this election, it must wait until next, risking many children lacking new books when the question is finally submitted.
Last Sunday Captain Shanley and Lieutenant Rickard bid farewell and on Wednesday Shanley left for Livingston. Lieutenant Rickard stays in Dillon until relieved by incoming officers likely early next week and will then report for duty in Livingston.
In White Sulphur Springs an alarming scarlet fever outbreak forces the closure of public schools Sunday schools and all other places where children gather.
A man named Tom Soloman was shot probably fatally by Frank Renie in the Southern saloon of the city on Monday night, producing a tense shooting scrape and potential homicide investigation.
Livingstone Martin Zeitmeyer and Jack Heldt are held on a murder charge for killing George Reider two years ago near Trail Creek. The case centers on the suspected widening of the crime and ongoing investigation by local authorities.
Dr. King's New Life Pills promise constant work to cure Indigestion Biliousness Constipation Sick Headache and all stomach liver and bowel troubles. Easy pleasant safe sure. Only 25 cents at City Drug Store.
Little Mary Leary daughter of Mr and Mrs Timothy Leary died Wednesday from burns sustained while playing near a bonfire Monday in the city. The tragedy occurred as her family mourns the loss.
The greatest danger from colds and grip is pneumonia, but with reasonable care and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the danger is avoided. Thousands have used it with no pneumonia cases, proving it a certain preventive. It ends an attack quickly, is pleasant and safe to take, and is sold by Central Pharmacy.
The report by J B Monroe shows February 1903 colder on average than February 1902 with a mean of 21.3 compared to 37.6. Max 49 and zero below at Laube. last year 58 max and 15 below. Precipitation 0.07 vs 0.45 inches. snowfall 0.7 vs 3.45 inches. 14 clear, 12 partly cloudy, 2 cloudy days.
Prof. F A Thomas of the High school presented the public library with the balance of Robert Louis Stevenson works not in the collection. The gift is highly appreciated by the board as it eliminates the need to purchase those books, which were needed in the library.
Frank W. Perry editor of the Enterprise Shorteville N Y says one bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy cured a second grip attack. He states a teaspoonful stopped coughing and night pains, noting the remedy shortened the illness and reduced pains. For sale by Central Dhaene.
A correspondent notes rain delivers carbonic acid and nitrogenous particles washed from the air, providing plants with nutrients. Sprinklers from tall buildings could be marginally more effective than ground-level watering.
A London Tatler joke shows a seventeen year old applicant answering duties of a nursery with I used to be a child once myself. Eaton Square is the largest square in London with an area of 607000 square feet, about one sixth larger than Lincoln's Inn Fields.
A short OCR fragment mentions Fifty plus hay and gives an address 1141 Hawney Sxuway Dillon. The readable content is sparse and lacks a clear event or action.
A Boston area advertisement promises women a simple way to earn money in their spare time. It asks readers to send a small payment to receive cloth and directions prepaid by mail, enabling immediate start. The offer labels the BRILLIANTINA CO of Roxbury, Massachusetts as the sender.
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