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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
6
Charles Herbert Clark, business manager of the Butte Miner, died suddenly this morning in his Lennox apartment room on Granite street. Death is believed due to heart disease.
Notice from J-m-City Drug Store stating Fo Jey's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults under the National Pure Food and Drug Law exemption.
Butte March 11 The Engineers' union will vote on a wage raise. A new scale of five dollars is sought, up from four fifty. If approved, engineers and smeltermen may sign a contract similar to that proposed for miners.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a guaranteed cure for coughs and colds. It warns against unsafe imitations and notes the product comes in a yellow package from City Dru Store.
Kalispell reports strikers from Somers Mont at local No 384 of the Industrial Workers of the World, protesting foreman unpopularity and alleged management discrimination. The walkout began March 11.
Chamberlain's Salve relieves itching smarting and quickly heals tetter salt rheum and eczema. Price 25 cents. For sale by R L Riley druggist located at 1 M.
A misreport from Helena claims a flaw exists in the Griffin anti gambling law approved by Governor Toole. The piece notes the erroneous report spread statewide, challenging the legality of provisions enacted during the recent legislative session.
The Record reports that the anti gambling law as passed does not permit playing cards for drinks and cigars and does not contain a joker flaw. Secreator Yoder confirms the official copy shows no such amendment.
An advertisement asserts there is no case of pneumonia from a cough after using Foley’s Honey and Tar. It warns to refuse any but the genuine product in a yellow package and claims it contains no opiates and is safe and effective.
Mrs Nellie L Thurtle wife of Fred E Thurtle died yesterday after a brief illness in Butte where she had lived for 28 years.
Over five years I suffered kidney and bladder troubles with severe pain and weight loss. A year ago I had to quit work. Three doctors failed. Foley's Kidney Cure relieved me after one bottle and cured me after the second. City Drug Store.
Painters and decorators in Anaconda end a city strike after securing a raise from 4.50 to 5 dollars per day. Workers returned to their duties this morning as the dispute concluded.
A Louisa Virginia editor reports Bucklen's Arnica Salve treated a nail wound without inflammation. The ad proclaims it heals all sores burns and skin diseases and is guaranteed at R L Haley's Drug Store for 25 cents.
Missoula reports rapid progress on four irrigation projects under construction. Work is pushed forward as crews advance on the Mon- area efforts, with officials hopeful for completion milestones soon.
A period advertisement urges women to seek Dr. Pierce's consultations for female ailments, touting relief from uterine displacements and nervous symptoms. It promotes Favorite Prescription as a safe, non secret remedy made from native roots, plus Golden Medical Discovery for blood purification and All-Healing Salve for sores, with pleas to avoid embarrassing examinations.
Supervising Engineer Henry A Savage states lands reclaimed under the Sun River Buford Trenton Lower Yellowstone and Hintley projects will be opened to settlement in the near future.
In Ava Missouri Mrs S Ruppee credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving her son's life from severe lung trouble. She reports dramatic improvement after a pharmacist recommended the remedy and notes the boy has worked steadily since. Trial bottle offered free and standard sizes priced at 50 cents and 1.00.
Newsboys in Anaconda organize a union and strictly require each boy to hold a union card. Union men are forbidden from buying from them, enforcing the card rule to regulate sales and membership.
Helena March 14 Gov Joseph K Toole has named the optometry board created by a recent legislature act. The three year terms are assigned to A C House Billings J LaLonde Helena H J Riesland Helena E C Hawkins Billings and P S Corkins Bridger to prevent incompetents from practicing.
March 13 report from Helena notes Billings Livingston Lewistown Great Falls and Red Lodge share the same service disruption as Helena. Telephone operators have walked out after the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co refused to adjust wages to $50 monthly for operators and $60 for chief operators.
In Butte on March 12 the Western Federation of Miners locals merged into one state union after four days of talks. Delegates closed sessions last night adopting a constitution by laws and electing officers for the coming year. In Livingston on March 12 plans arise to convert Mount Baldy into a resort rivaling Pike's Peak. Mount Baldy, peak of the Snagwy range, lies 12 miles southeast of Livingston at 8,750 feet elevation.
The Health Officer reports measles prevalence in the city and outlines a policy of posting cards on infected houses for about two weeks to limit infection. He notes not all cases are reported due to few physicians involved and that school attendance may continue except for children who have had measles in the previous two weeks.
Last week closed with some advance in prices but early week demand eased. Steers held steady on top grades while trade dragged on lower grades. Dressed beef demand soft, cows and heifers steady, stockers and feeders firm. Cattle prices listed for various grades, hogs down 15 cents, lambs and sheep prices steady with many lambs on feed nationwide.
Helena Record notes a two day NYC stock slump with Amalgamated down 2 points and other major stocks falling similarly. Estimates place losses over a million dollars among Butte speculators, while smaller local stocks stay largely steady after months of low points.
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