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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1902
Page
2
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Helena baseball players report to Manager Jack Flannery within weeks and plan a spring coast trip to Tacoma Portland Spokane for five games in each city before the season opener with Seattle on April 29. The schedule includes visits to five towns and matches against the Coast.
Northern Pacific officials and town leaders organize a Dillon based YMCA using the old passenger depot as a modern youth center. Bargain ink sets offered at Trisunt Storz in Dillon include a quart bottle of ink and a wood box for 1.50 with limited supply. In Phillipsburg the defense seeks to delay trial while seeking witnesses to tie Walbridge to a Georgetown murder.
A Portland reader writes of two years of facial skin redness and pimples. After trying many remedies without success, the writer thanks a physician for relief and clarity likely from treatment received.
Local druggist L. J. Williams offers Kemp's Bal Sam for throat and lung relief. touted as the most successful treatment for coughs bronchitis whooping cough asthma and consumption. Bottle price 25c or 50c with a free sample available.
Butter Dan Shine lies in St James Hospital near death from a knife wound inflicted Saturday night. Shine refuses to discuss the incident or reveal the assailant’s name.
Red Lodge Judge Henry severely censured the Bilant murder jury calling the crime one of the most cold blooded on record and asserting the man deserved hanging. He charged jurors with mock sentimentality.
Acker's English Remedy marketed for coughs colds or croup promises immediate relief or a refund of 25 ots and 50 ots. L. J. Williams operates Central Pharmacy offering the guarantee.
Helens settlers are arriving in the Northwest by thousands along three rail routes through the region and many stop at stations in Montana.
Describes Electric Bitters as a remedy for nervous, melancholy, and health problems in women. Claims relief from headaches, loss of appetite, sleeplessness, and fainting, with thousands of users gaining health and happiness. Advertises price as 50 cents and satisfaction guarantee by City Drug Store.
An advertisement claims impure blood shows on skin and health and promotes Acker’s Blood Elixir from L. J. Williams’ Central Pharmacy with a “positive guarantee.”
About 700 Elks from Montana lodges will join the annual gathering in Salt Lake City next August. The Boston and Montana band will accompany them.
Advertisement touts a guaranteed cure for heartburn and dyspepsia with a single tablet offering immediate relief. It promotes L. J. Williams' Central Pharmacy and lists stock books, seal presses, transfer journals, and printed stationery for incorporated companies by Tribune Publication Co. Dillonw.
A strike was ordered on the Rocky Mountain division of the Northern Pacific railroad. The switching crew in the division yards quit work causing all trains to be tied up on arrival except passenger and mail trains.
An observation touts beauty as a sign of health and inner purity. It claims a healthy blood profile yields bright, happy women while illness shows as moroseness, sallow skin, and temper. The ad promotes Wine of Cardus as a health tonic for women.
In Fort Benton the Reynolds ranch in Chateau County yields sapphires surpassing some stones from the Yogo mine in value after examinations show high quality gems.
Helena reports the state rent case ruling as the Supreme Court upholds a lower court fine of 100 dollars against Elmer v Woodman for conducting a slot machine paying in merchandise. The law forbids slot machines paid in money credits or any representa tive value or property.
Mr O B Wingfield of Fair Play Missouri credits Chamberlains Oelic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with remarkable relief after thirty five years of chronic dysentery. He says it did more good than any other medicine he has used and notes it is for sale by L J Williams.
Bozeman Ed. L. Fridley died last Friday night at Chambliss infirmary of consumption. He arrived in the city in the early sixties and had lived here ever since.
An 19th century ad proclaims DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve cures piles without surgery and relieves scalds burns wounds and skin diseases. Warns against counterfeits and credits L. J. Williams as seller.
J. R. Holly of Macomb Illinois testifies that after using several bottles his wife found perfect relief from a chronic stomach trouble. He states she could not eat an ordinary meal before and now is cured. He notes no dieting is needed and that Kodol will digest the food.
An advertisement from L. J. Williams' Central Pharmacy touts Moki Tea as a remedy for indigestion constipation and skin eruptions. It guarantees a perfect complexion or money refunded and lists prices of 25 cents and 50 cents.
Billings L L Moffett awarded a local telephone franchise and ninety days to accept it. A nine month period is set to construct the system.
Butte mourns the death of P J Burroughs a famed jewelry auctioneer. He died in his room at the Thornton hotel after suffering an apoplexy in the early morning hours.
Advertisement touts the Silver Seal Electric Insole as a method to keep feet warm and prevent disease by improving circulation. It claims endorsement by doctors, cites over two million pairs in use, and lists a 50 cent price with mail postpaid.
An advertisement offers Stop a Cough a remedy promising cure for a cold in twelve hours with money back. It promotes Thomsen's addition lots on Kentucky and Thomsen's avenue for installment sale, noting a 661200 foot area and a 30 foot alley. L. J. Williams Central Pharmacy and L. J. Price Real Estate and Insurance are presented as sellers.
Mrs Chas H Orcutt fatally shot her husband last Thursday morning after he drank and threatened her with an axe. Police report the third shot hit his heart, killing him instantly.
The advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as a safe remedy for coughs colds croupe grip bronchitis and throat lung troubles. It claims instant action by liquifying mucus drawing out inflammation and removing the disease cause with patient testimonials from J Q Hood Crosby Mississippi and UL J Williams.
Sheep shipments from Montana to the Chicago market have risen this past month, with buyers showing a preference for Montana stock for feeding and market demand.
A fashionable woman promotes Lane's Tea as a pleasant laxative and digestive aid. It claims to improve complexion eyes kidneys and digestion. The ad urges readers to buy a 25c package from L. J. Williams tonight.
A.F. Clark of Glade Springs Virginia reports selling twelve bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy between eleven A.M. and closing on January 25 1901. He praises its strong customer satisfaction and long standing use in Virginia. He notes the remedy's quick cure for coughs colds and grip and recommends it for sale.
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