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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
2
Helena March 12 The attorney general's office issues an interpretation of the stallion law answering a query from the stallion registration board secretary. It holds that a person shipping a horse to Montana for exclusive open range use is not required to obtain the act certificate, since section 15 exempts stallions turned upon the open range.
An old advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as the best safe remedy for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. It claims no opiates or harmful drugs and urges memory of the product name at City Drug Store.
Lewistown March 13 Dan W Slayton former county commissioner and prominent Mussellshell woolgrower says lip and leg disease among local sheep is practically stamped out. He had over 2000 sheep affected but state veterinarian remedy cured all but about 100 cases where infected parts were not reached.
Advertisement claims liver and bowel problems cause loss of appetite indigestion and nervousness and promises relief with Dr Kings New Life Pills described as the world’s best stomach and liver remedy sold for 25 cents at Potts Drug Store.
At the Butte ministerial association meetings, officials decided to create a committee to study the existing animal cruelty laws. The move follows several flagged cruelty cases reported to ministers over the past weeks.
The body plans to push a bill that covers all points on the subject and will present it at the legislature session next winter.
Glendive reports E. J. Lamb brings word of a large ice gorge at Burns creek mouth that has backed the Yellowstone for miles and appears to push the river toward a new channel about a mile north of its normal bed.
An advertisement asserts Foley's Kidney Remedy cures kidney and bladder troubles not beyond medicine's reach and promotes it at City Drug Store with confidence in its efficacy.
Word arrives of the death of Mrs. Vienna Bushnell at her Pomona home California. She and her husband formerly lived in Twin Bridges and moved to California about six years ago.
Twin Bridges residents appeal for 500 dollars to help cover next fall county fair expenses. The county commissioners in session at Virginia City are expected to appropriate about 800 dollars.
Tam Tolson of Elizabethtown Kentucky praises Electric Bitters for improving health. He states the remedy cures and tones stomach kidneys bowels liver nerves and blood. The testimonial notes vitality and strength with a 50 cent price and druggist Potts guarantee.
Announcement from Helena states a syndicate led by O N Custer James Grubb A J Boutelle of Galesburg Illinois and Dr O M Lanstrom of Helena purchased Archie Hynd mans ranch in Madison County near Sheridan. The 1500 acre property includes 1300 acres cultivated with first class equipment the deal reportedly exceeds 75000 dollars.
The article notes Silver Springs Land Company will operate the property and devote principal attention to growing grain, signaling a shift in land use toward agricultural production.
Helena March 14. According to the snowfall bulletin issued today by R. H. Young Montana section director there will be no shortage of water for irrigation or placer mining this season. Late snows in February boosted mountain reserves.
T J Murray, a lead booster for the proposed railroad, visits Anaconda with news on the Big Hole basin preliminary survey. Engineers are prospecting the best route over the divide, with camp near French Gulch, and expect survey completion the latter part of the week.
Kemp Texas resident J A Stone describes severe civil war injuries and a stubborn cold that left him weak at 130 pounds. After using Dr King’s New Discovery his weight rose to 178 pounds and he fully recovered from coughs colds and lung trouble. Trial bottle free guaranteed by Potts the druggist.
Alice Lutz and Ed Locker appeared before Justice of the Peace Safford for arraignment on accessories in the Conrad grave robbery case. Both pleaded not guilty. hearing set for March 10. They also pleaded guilty to illegal cohabitation with Locker receiving six months in jail and a $500 fine, Lutz three months and a $3 fine.
Louis DeMars a pioneer freighted from Corinne Utah to Butte and Fort Benton before railroads. He helped organize the Corinne Masonic lodge over 50 years ago and belonged to Mount Moriah lodge in Butte. He died this morning at his daughter Mrs Mel Miller’s home 648 South Jackson Street.
Advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the quickest cure for boils ulcers fever sores and skin eruptions. Claims instant relief for burns cuts bruises sore lips chapped hands and piles with a 25 cent price at Potts' Drug Store.
Citizens of Virginia City school district No 1 have approved bonds to build a two story brick addition to the school house and remodel the old building. The bond issue totals $10,000 payable in 20 years with redemption in ten, and bears 5 percent interest.
New union by law amendments take effect April 1 and cover paint mixing rules wall cleaning standards pay scales hours and day rates. The changes require members to mix paints during working hours guarantee two hours pay for any day and set eight hours as a day with a one day’s pay for six or more hours. Capt Bogardus again hits bull’s eye in Lincoln interview praises Foley’s Kidney Pills after kidney and bladder trouble and backache.
Grain Growers advertise Woodlark Squirrel Poison as the most reliable extermination agent for gophers squirrels sage rats and prairie dogs. It requires no mixing and is ready to use with a money back guarantee. Pamphlet free from Hey? CaEgmicar Co. Portland Oregon Potts the Druggist.
A testimonial from a city drug store customer credits Foley's Kidney Pills with restoring full health and eliminating kidney and bladder troubles. The narrator reports feeling 100 percent better and urges fellow sufferers to use the product.
Edward Donlan of Missoula, former gubernatorial candidate, declared in Helena on March 17 that the Republican convention should not endorse any candidate for United States senator to succeed Senator Carter. He argued for free legislative selection among strong Republican senatorial material.
Bozeman March 16 John Stafford received an 18 year penitentiary term after a first degree burglary conviction. He brutally assaulted Thomas Emerson weeks ago with robbery as motive acknowledged.
Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky reports Foley's Kidney Remedy cured him of kidney disease that would have cost his life. City Drug Store. 1-m
In Helena on March 15 Attorney General Galen advised Governor Norris that salaried employees of the fish and game department are not entitled to the 10 cent commission fixed by law for issuing fishing and hunting licenses. The salary, he says, is all they may receive.
Miles City reports Brady Hartley aged 23 took carbolic acid Tuesday night ending his life after Miss Maria Rath refused marriage until he proved he could maintain a home.
An old notice urges mothers to use Foley's Honey and Tar at first sign of croup to prevent danger at night. It claims the remedy has saved many lives and notes it contains no opiates. City Drug Store is listed as distributor.
In Helena on March 15 Judge Clements overruled the defense motion for a directed verdict in the criminal libel case against John H. Raftery, brought by Mayor Frank J. Edwards. The defense then presented testimony aimed at proving illegal fines on prostitutes and alleging Mayor Edwards intimidated police and sought to remove officers he disliked.
A Boston Herald passage argues that swallowing bacteria from diseased teeth and decaying food pieces likely aggravates gastric disturbances. It notes some avoid air and diet purification advocates still have poor dental hygiene, implying polluted intake.
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