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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1913

Page

2

Montana Watershed Reports From Forest Service

Officials at Helena filed the Jefferson and Madison watershed reports noting conditions across Divide Melrose Sheridan McAllister Pony. Snow and ground conditions vary with expected normal water flow, light February snowfall, deep frost, and early high stream flow with scarce late water in some areas.

Jefferson and Madison Montana Helena United States Forest Service Melrose Sheridan McAllister

Best Known Cough Remedy Dr King's New Discovery

Dr King's New Discovery proves reliable for coughs and colds with over three million bottles used last year. It guarantees to relieve your cough or money back and is praised by J J Owens of Allendale South Carolina after forty years of use. Available 50 cents and one dollar at Potts the Druggist.

Dr. King J.J. Owens Al-lendale S. C Potts

Five Thousand Sheep Shipped from Livingston to Chicago

Five thousand sheep were shipped from Livingston to Chicago by the Yellowstone Valley Land and Irrigation Company. The consignment, comprising 24 train cars, was under the supervision of D. W. McCormick. Company president F. A. Krieger notes trouble securing unloading yards in Chicago as sheep men hold shipments for a higher price.

Livingston Chicago Yellowstone Valley Land & Irrigation Company D.W. McCormick F. A. Kreiger

Foley Kidney Pills Relief Ad by Potts Druggist

An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as quick relief for backache headache nervousness and sleeplessness caused by kidney and bladder troubles. It urges women to try the product for a prompt return to health and strength.

Foley Potts

Golden Wedding Anniversary in Glendive

Mr and Mrs August Thielman celebrated their golden wedding last night in Glendive. Their six children ten grandchildren and one great grandchild attended along with about 40 relatives and friends. They received 50 gold dollars and other presents. The couple, born in Germany, came to America in 1884. He is 77 and she 74.

Glendive August Thielman Thielman Germany America

Bucklen Arnica Salve Claims Fast Skin Cure

A local advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a quick permanent remedy for skin diseases burns and bruises. John Deye of Gladwin Michigan reports two years of illness and $4 in bills before the salve cured him. Priced at 25 cents and recommended by Potts the druggist.

Bucklen John Deye Gladwin Mich Potts Adv Pott

Sheep fattening plan on alfalfa and wheat in Lewistown

Lewistown reports a plan to fatten sheep for market using alfalfa fed with Turkey red wheat as finish. Early results this winter were satisfactory and John D. Waite expects to fatten about 12 000 head next fall and winter, potentially deed his entire flock for marketing.

Lewistown John D. Waite

Passing of the Montana Pioneers

Mrs. Sarah Ann Hall of Butte dies at 63 after 12 years of Montana philanthropy. Survived by sons Sam W. Hall and W. E. Hall and daughters Sarah Matheson Nellie Pearl Matheson and Rose Heilbronner. Welsh native widow of Capt William E. Hall. Came to Montana in July 1880. Her charity aided miners and the needy.

Sarah Ann Hall Butte Montana William E. Hall Aliag Cap

Death of Captain Hall in Le Roi mine BC

Mrs Hall and her husband moved to Spokane three years before his death on January 5, 1898 in the Le Roi mine in British Columbia. After his death she continued living there until about a year and a half ago when she visited her daughter Mrs Heilbronner in Butte.

Tain Hall le Roi British Columbia

Pioneer George Kinney Dies at Kettle Falls

George Kinney early Anaconda pioneer died at his ranch near Kettle Falls Washington after cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral held at Presbyterian church in Anaconda with Rev David Oastler officiating. large turnout from Anaconda and upper valley. Kinney drove the Stuart to Anaconda stage before rail line. later ran Race Track business with brother James until James’ death. Local connections include niece Nellie Kinney and sister Mrs Sarah J Doran.

Warm Springs Creek Front Street Kinney James Presbyterian Church David Oastler Anaconda Upper Valley

New Dillon Postmaster-Eh Montana Nominees Confirmed

Washington reports the senate confirmed all Montana land office nominees before adjournment. Recipients include Thomas Corbally as receiver and R N Sutherlin as register at Great Falls, H E Foster as register, E J McLean as receiver at Billings, J T Hamilton as receiver at Miles City, and F W Appleton as register at Bozeman. A full list for Montana vacancies is due after the April special session.

New Dillon Washington Senate Montana Thomas Corbally R.N. Sutherlin Great Falls WY HE. Foster E. J. McLean Billings J. T. Hamilton Miles City F. W. Appleton Bozeman

Irish Prisoners Freed By Knoxville Police Judge

Police Judge Kalleen visited Knoxville's jail and, honoring St Patrick's Day, released all inmates including several African Americans who claimed Irish heritage.

Knoxville Tenn Kalleen Erin Killeen

Montana set for rapid growth says Iowa real estate man

An Iowa real-estate man told a Helena audience last week that Montana will develop faster in the next decade than since gold was first found. He predicted rising land values and Montana becoming one of the best states in the country based on observations of other western states.

Iowa Helena Montana

Customs Service reorganized payroll figures for Montana Idaho district

Washington March 15 The following officials are listed for the customs district of Montana and Idaho under the reorganized plan to take effect July 1 including collectors deputies clerks stenographers inspectors and mounted inspectors with various daily and annual sums totaling 27532.50 in payroll and 2760 in rents and contingents allowed.

Montana Idaho Customs Service Washington Customs District Idaho Customs Plan

Cham Berlain's Cough Remedy Marketed as Mother's Favorite

Cough medicine for children promoted as harmless pleasant to take and effective. Cham berlain's Cough Remedy touted as mothers' favorite everywhere and available for sale by all druggists.

Doctor Ashlock Osteopath Practice in Bannack Corner

Dr Ashlock osteopath advertises at Bannack and Washington with contact Tel 108 Red 41 f offering medical services in a small town directory style notice.

Ashlock Osteopath Cor. Bannack Washington

King George of Greece Assassinated in Salonika

King George of Greece was shot dead in Salonika this afternoon by two attackers. The king, 68, had ruled since 1863, known for autocratic style but democratic spirit and for strengthening Greece's defenses and prosperity.

Salonika George Greece London Alexander Schiraes Alexandra England Denmark Hellenes Otho I Sophia

Redfield Talks Tariff Human Side In Montclair Address

William C. Redfield secretary of commerce argues for a real though moderate tariff reduction as a means to renew moral and mental life in American industry. He urges replacing profit focus with product value and better conditions for workers, calling for unity between capital and labor.

Montclair N. J William C. Redfield Unity Church

Six Hundred Fifty Sheep Smothered on Nelson Ranch

Nels Nelson from California reports a massive sheep loss at his ranch in ThiBCN. About 650 sheep died mostly from smothering after a stampede in a corral where they were sheltered for winter. The cause of the stampede remains uncertain.

No Gifts Accepted by President Wilson

President Wilson declines valuable gifts and returns a gold mounted razor strop to the donor with a regretful note. He has returned several other gifts in recent days and says the president should not accept special favors from anyone.

Washington Wilson United States

James M. King Dead Pioneer Prospector and Miner

James M. King died at 85 after years of feebleness. Reverend W S Watson led the Episcopal funeral service at Brundage parlors in Dillion, with burial at Mountain View cemetery. King was well known as a Montana pioneer and as a prospector and miner.

James M. King Argenta W.S. Watson Episcopal Church Brundage Undertaking Dillion Mountain View King Montana

Chamberlain's Tablets for Constipation Adv

Sermon style ad for Chamberlain's Tablets claiming relief from constipation. Describes tablets as easy to take mild and gentle and recommends trial. Sold by all druggists with advertisement end line.

Reception at the college banquet honors future progress

Saturday night attendees heard Prof. F. H. Garver toast The Next Step advocating the mill tax while Prof. E. R. Mosher spoke to Our Guests. The gathering followed a long meeting with the president and college officials and ended with a banquet at the hotel.

F. H. Garver E. R. Mosher

Resurrection symbols found in Shakespeare birth house mantel

In England a carved oaken mantel block from Shakespeare's birthplace contained a tiny cross with three grains of barley and a tow fragment. A commissioner's souvenir led to the discovery, and the block was restored to Stratford on Avon where the emblem is now on exhibit. A sculptor linked clay, plaster, and marble to life and death and resurrection.

England Shakespeare Ile Stratford On Avon

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Montana State. News George Kinney Deer Lodge Kettle Constantine Redfield Tribune Office the Hall OF Fame Ele Witten Y Lorn Sylvain Bros West Broadway Butte, Mont J. Carhart M. Paumie West Galena St. , Butte Mont French Lewis & Walker Wyoming Butte, Mon P.O State Bank of Dillon Dillon Furniture Company G. T. Paul Tattersall Montana Auto Supply Company Montana Street Bell Coal & Transfer Co Old State Bank the Tribune
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