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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
2
Sheridan reports a town council ordinance limiting saloons to one license per 5 000 population with approval by the taxpaying freeholders. Existing three would stay exempt unless they close, then come under the ordinance provisions.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the best safe cough and cold remedy for throat and lung troubles. It emphasizes no opiates or harmful drugs and urges readers to accept no substitutes, noting the City Drug Store as a source.
In Butte on March 21 a trades and labor council committee reports groceries cost laborers too much. The group found highly lithographed cardboard costs excessive and real food scarce, showing necessities exceed luxuries across multiple sources.
Butte March 2 The Butte Miners union voted 25000 to support the striking Deadwood miners locked out of the Homestake mines after yesterday afternoon’s meeting.
Stomach and liver discomforts are claimed to yield to Dr King’s New Life Pills described as the world’s best stomach and liver remedy. Includes claims of alleviating loss of appetite indigestion nervousness despondency headaches. Available for 25 cents at Potts’ Drug Store.
Butte March 11. Crowds filled Columbia gardens from early morning to late evening as the space opened for the first time in its history in March. Jumbo cars carried holiday crowds all day.
An advertisement asserts pneumonia follows a cold unless Foley's Honey and Tar is used. It claims the product stops the cough heals the lungs and expels the cold from the system. City Drug Store. 1-m
The Madison County Board of County Commissioners reappointed Patrick Carney of Waterloo as chairman of the Madison County Fair Commission and appropriated 500 dollars to create a county exhibit at the state fair next fall.
Acknowledging long service, an excellent display last year led to reappointment. An $800 appropriation was made for the county fair at Twin Bridges and the fair commissioners named are H. A. Pease chairman, B. F. Yerkes, George J. Wilcomb, C. A. Dillet, M. W Stout, Harry Foster and E. D. Marsh.
Mayor W H Godfrey reports that Butte and Salt Lake City parties secured an option on about 1000 acres of beach land near Sheridan extending to the Helmsmeyer place. The plan is to divide the land into small orchard tracts for colonization.
70 year old B F Tolson of Elizabethtown Kentucky praises Electric Bitters for restoring health and energy. He claims the tonic tones the stomach kidneys liver nerves and blood and guarantees satisfaction at 50 cents through Potts the druggist.
In Helena on March 21 J H Raftery was acquitted by a district court jury of criminal libel filed by Mayor Edwards. The jury retired at 9 o clock and returned with a verdict in under an hour.
Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky declares Foley's Kidney Remedy cured him permanently of kidney disease which he says would have cost him his life. City Drug Store advertises the remedy.
Contractor Albert Walker and crew prepare to begin the double-tracking project between Missoula and DeSmet on the Northern Pacific line with workers assembling and readying equipment.
A classic warning urges mothers to stock Foley's Honey and Tar for early signs of croup and to avoid opiates. The 1-m City Drug Store advertises the remedy as a life saver for children in distress.
In a communication the master painters of Butte refuse the painters demand for a higher wage scale effective April 1.
Butte March 2 Byron Cooney Frank Cooney and May Cooney bankrupts are withholding certain debts and failing to meet required legal duties as state authorities pursue action and possible penalties.
Walter R. Collins as trustee in bankruptcy charges that Frank Cooney using the assumed name John W. Cooney handles property to be turned over under the petition. The complaint was filed in a federal court yesterday.
Lincoln ill resident Captain Bogardus, famed rifle marksman holder of a 100 pigeons in 408 consecutive shots record, reports kidney and bladder relief after Foley’s Kidney Pills. He praises three bottles of the remedy and urges fellow sufferers to try it. City Drug Store.
Glendive March 22 E C Leonard a leading real estate dealer reports after travel in Iowa Minnesota and other eastern states that thousands of settlers are coming to Montana this year leading to hopeful prospects for land sales and development.
At a level session the Missoula city council voted to raise saloon licenses to the maximum. Saloons will pay $137 per quarter instead of $75. The decision increases city revenue and affects local refreshment places.
George Woodworth observes the weighing in of thirteen Big Hole basin cattle alongside three more cars from other ranches for shipment to the Carston Packing company of Tacoma tonight. The lot is praised as among the finest ever sent from this country, evidenced by top notch prices realized.
J A Stone of Kemp Texas endured a stubborn cold and wasting cough during the Civil War era. After years of remedies he used Dr King’s New Discovery and recovered from illness, gaining weight from 130 to 178 pounds. It cures coughs colds la grippe asthma and lung trouble with trial bottles available.
Two hundred thirty six homestead filings at the Great Falls land office yesterday shattered all records. The prior record was 161 with lines often extending over 100 feet as hopeful settlers queued for documents.
Personal pickups show Easter promotions and local errands with residents in Dillon Montana. Mentions include Camelia Navel Oranges, Easter specials, hotel registrations at the Metlen, visits by residents from Polaris Willis and Wisdom, and social events at the Baptist Aid society. Also notes hats at Anna Hart, hotel stays, and a Ruby valley ranch for sale at 25 an acre with contact details.
An advertisement touts Woodlark Squirrel Poison as a reliable, simple to use solution for gophers squirrels sage rats and prairie dogs. It claims no mixing required and climate-resistant efficacy with a money back guarantee from dealers. Pamphlet free from Hogy Cuymbar Co Portland Oregon Potts the Druggist.
Local items report Mrs Anna Hart millinery arrivals with Silk Waists and Dresses. District chatter covers travel to Butte and Dillon social visits, house sale, new construction, medical updates, Pythian trip plans, school caucus, court embezzlement trial postponement, library hours, and a monthly bill deadline for Beaverhead Ranch Co.
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