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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1906

Page

7

Old-Time Citizen George Hungate Dies at Dell

Beaverhead county resident George Hungate died at his Dell home last Thursday after a heart disease illness. He moved from Iowa and Kansas to Montana in 1882, lived near Dell since, and is survived by wife and three children. Funeral held in Lima with Odd Fellows burial.

George Hungate Beaverhead County Dell Iowa Kansas Nancy Bryant Montana Glendale Argenta Twin Bridges Pearl Flynn Bert Hungate Madge ‘Nungate Lima Dillon Kershaw Odd Fellows Lodge

Smelter Machinery Is Shipped to Polaris Mine

Harry H. Armstead, superintendent of the Polaris mine, reports the 100 ton smelter building near completion. Much machinery is at the mine or en route from Bedrock or Denver, with remaining units shipped as roads allow freight up to Polaris. The project advances despite winter delays and a recent Denver rail wreck that injured Armstead and destroyed much of his baggage.

Harry H. Armstead Polaris Dillon Denver Polaris Mine Armstead

Butterflies of Montana Bulletin Offered to Youth

The University of Montana Biology Department has published Bulletin No 30 The Butterflies of Montana the states first study and collection field for youth It offers parents and teachers a profitable leisure activity and is free to state residents A request to Prof M J Elrod Missoula Mont will receive prompt attention and copies will be sent to school principals and libraries upon request.

National Educational Associa "Sid San Francisco Louisville California United States Army Navy Yard Vallajo Benicia Alcatraz Island U.S. Marine Hospital Mare Island Golden Gate Seal Rocks United States Pacific Coast the Tribune Department of Biology University of Montana Montana M. J. Elrod Missoula Mont

Polaris Mine Dance Draws Big Crowd in Cold Weather

The Polaris Dance on March 16 at Polaris Mine drew a large crowd from Bannack and Big Hole. Dancing lasted until daylight amid bunting and three guiding pine trees. Music by Tom and John Pendergast and Isaac Andrews, with a late repast at 12:00. Organizers invite all attendees to future events and hope Dillon can participate next time.

Polaris Mine Bannack Big Hole Tom John Pendergast Isaac Andrews Dillon

College Notes Highlight Student Life and Visits

Miss Anna Fitzpatrick visited her parents in Butte last weekend. Prof. Fenner spoke at the YWCA. Miss Mabel Barbour shared insights from the Nashville Volunteer Convention and met alumnus Douglas Palmer. Dorm visitor day and dining groups were noted with music in the parlors. Rhoads left Dillon. Methods exams concluded. Photography services offered in the Library by W Poindexter.

Anna Fitzpatrick Butte Fenner Mabel Barbour Nashville Mr. Nap Mr. Coleman Neves Morse Featherly Gracier Bessie Collier Altha Jeffers Madison

Death notice for comrade Darnutzer reported by Steadman Post

Whereas it has come to our notice that Christopher Darnutzer died on March 3 1906 and was a member in good standing of our order, Steadman Post No 8 Montana G A R deplores his death and offers sympathy to the bereaved family. Take The Tribune for county news.

Christopher Darnutzer Darnutzer Steadman Post Department of Montana

Count Boni Reflects On Love And A Candy Tragedy

The fragment notes Count Boni praising his wife and mentions a separate incident in Ohio where a boy died from choking on candy. It contrasts with the statement that no girl choked on candy despite consuming large amounts.

Ohio

Cured by Moki tea claims and bald eagle remark

Advertisement promotes Moki tea as a cure for constipation indigestion and general wellbeing with money back guarantee. It also jokes that the American bald eagle is dying out after noting many people seen are bald. Published by Riley's Drug Store with 25 and 50 cent prices.

Riley's Drug Store

Magnetism as remedy and child health tonic ad

An advertisement touts magnetism as a cure for pain and disease and promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for children at 35 cents, claimed to keep youngsters healthy. A separate note mentions a two year old baby possibly cited as a witness in a New York divorce, uncertain if an exhibit.

Hollister R. L. Riley New York

Springtime body cleanse ad for Hollis ter’s tea

An old advertisement touts Hollis ter's Rocky Mountain Tea as a springtime body cleanse that purifies the blood and enhances the system. It claims impurities are driven out and the product enriches health for 35 cents sold by R. L. Riley. The passage also mentions a fragmented note about Anna Gould and Boni aging, implying patience and future behavior.

Hollister R. L. Riley

Chamberlains Salve touted for skin itch relief and cures

An advertisement claims Chamberlains Salve relieves eczema and related skin conditions with rapid itch relief and possible permanent cures, noting many prior cases resisted other treatments. Price is 25 cents per box, sold by Riley the Druggist. King Edward allegedly works a twelve hour day, inviting inquiry into the value of his labor.

Riley Edward

Sleeplessness Helped by Stomach and Liver Tablets

Sleeplessness linked to stomach disorders is treated by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets which stimulate digestion and restore health to aid sleep. Sold by Riley the Druggist. A man who claims twenty years of marriage without a cross word is unlikely to have never lied. A Pennsylvania man becomes a tramp to preserve health and must avoid dog bites.

Chamberlain Riley Pennsylvania

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed by Editor At Home

W W Kearney editor of the Independent Lowry City Missouri says the remedy should be kept in every home for immediate use to check colds and cure quickly and also prevent or treat croup in children. It is available from Riley the Druggist. A note adds that disguising as a waiter in full dress is needed to enter the Waldorf Astoria in New York.

W. W. Kearney the Independent Lowry City Riley New York

Ely's Cream Balm for Nasal Catarrh Ad is Pleasing

Nasal catarrh is quickly cured by Ely's Cream Balm. It cleanses and heals the nasal surface through diffusion. The 50 cent size is sold by druggists. trial size by mail is 10 cents. A liquid form with spraying tube costs 75 cents.

Ely Ely’s

Washington man touts milking machine for two cows in four minutes

A Washington inventor claims a new milking device can milk two cows in four minutes. The remark appears in a light, whimsical aside ending with the question, Where are you going, my pretty maid.

State of Washington

Proper punishment for kissing a girl against her will in Chicago

A Chicago man faced consequences for kissing a girl against her will. The incident underscores that such acts harm reputations and should be penalized to safeguard personal autonomy.

Chicago

Free sample offer for Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets

An advertisement invites readers to visit Riley's Drug Store for a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The ad claims the pills cleanse and invigorate the bowels, improve appetite, and regulate bowels. Regular size costs 25 cents per box.

Riley Chamberlain

Purses Snatchers Abroad Spur Advice on Pockets

A satirical note urges women to thwart purse snatchers by restoring pockets to skirts, even from themselves, implying pockets keep valuables safe if properly carried.

A Favorite Remedy for Babies Cough Remedy Popular With Mothers

Pleasant tasting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy wins favor among mothers for babies rapid relief from coughs colds and pneumonia risk prevention. It conquers croup and if given at first sign of a croupy cough will stop the attack. Sold by Riley the druggist.

Riley

Ohio man borrows Y2.80 from minister then disappears

A man in Ohio while preaching at a church sermon borrowed Y2.80 from a minister and vanished. Observers note the rarity of such actions by someone with evident genius, suggesting a temptation toward larger sums.

Ohio

Remarkable Recovery Prompts Medical Interest in Maine Man

Kenneth McIver of Vanceboro Maine credits Dr Kings New Discovery for saving his life after severe lung inflammation and bronchial illness Doctors warned he would die before treatment He praises the remedy which claims to cure coughs colds bronchitis tonsillitis and weak lungs at 50 cents a bottle through R L Riley druggist The note closes with a Twain quotation about signs guiding good conduct.

Kenneth McIver Vanceboro Dr. King R. L. Riley

Electric Bitters Heal Kidney Inflammation Says Cush ing Man

W M Sherman of Cushing Maine recalls three months of kidney inflammation and credits Electric Bitters with a full recovery after three bottles. The tonic promises to cure liver complaints dyspepsia blood disorders malaria and restore weakness to health as guaranteed by R L Riley druggist.

Philippines W. M. Sherman Cushing R. L. Riley

How to become a charming conversationalist lecture note

A professor describes courteous listening as key to good talkers with three simple rules for a happy life. The piece encourages morning noon and night smiles and mentions Rocky Mountain Tea as a suggested aid.

Rocky Mountain L. Riley

Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertised Remedy

An old style药 advertising blurb promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for digestive issues. It claims to regulate stomach liver and bowels without pain or discomfort, endorsed by druggist R L Riley.

Dr. King R. L. Riley

Pain Balm touted by editor for rheumatism relief

J C Bayne editor of the Herald Addington Indian Territory proclaims Chamberlains Pain Balm best liniment for rheumatism. He credits prompt relief after one application and urges trial from Riley the Druggist.

J. C. Bayne The Herald Addington Indian Territory

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