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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
7
A respected medical authority warns that during busy doctor periods patients should mix their own remedies and follow simple home prescriptions. The guidance urges dressing warmly and keeping feet dry to avoid illness as patent medicines profit in the meantime.
An old column promotes a home remedy for rheumatism and kidney troubles. It advises a mix of Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sassparilla to be taken after meals and at night, claiming kidney regulation and relief with small cost. Local druggists can supply components or compound the mixture.
State Senator Fletcher Maddox of Great Falls refuses the treasury department solicitor post offered on the basis of Carter and Dixon recommendations. He prefers to stay in the state to aid the Republican ticket and will remain on the firing line during the presidential and state campaigns. A Republican state central committee meeting is planned at the Grandon hotel in Helena on April 4 to set the state convention date and location.
The twenty fourth annual encampment of Montana’s Grand Army of the Republic will be held in Butte on April 9 10 and 11 with rail fare details for a one third return. committees will assist attendees with rooms meals and travel. The Old Boys are promised a lively time as mines run and city services welcome comrades.
Robert Bidstrup, tied to Dillon Grocery since its start, sold his Dillon interests this week and, with Clayton Schuler, bought the Ideal steam laundry in Missoula. Bidstrup plans to move with his wife next Sunday to manage. Schuler remains until fall. John Neal will relocate from St. Louis to assume superintendent duties.
Washington reports that two million acres in California and Oregon owned by the Central Pacific and controlled by E. H. Harriman face United States title recovery suits. The House committee on public lands supports a senate-passed resolution authorizing the attorney general to pursue suits for lands granted to western railroads. The case cites Oregon & California Railway Company grants that required sales to bona fide settlers at 2.50 per acre, with parcels up to 160 acres, accusing vast tracts of being improperly reserved.
From New York a March 23 report declares Bishop Charles Henry Fowler of the Methodist Episcopal Church North has died at age 71, noted as a leader in missionary work. Other items include Imperial valley quakes felt in California and a Montana agent nomination for Blackfoot Indians.
Potts Drug advertises Pinesalve Carbolized for cuts and burns and Kodol for stomach disorders. In Washington March 25 Miss Jane Reid attends a private King Edward dinner. Supreme Court holds Minnesota Attorney General Young for contempt in a federal rates case. Spokane reports higher Washington apple prices. Senator Carter supports federal mine disaster investigation with mortality comparisons.
Mr. John Riha of Vining Indiana reports strong sales and personal use of DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills for about a year. The pills are sold by Potts the Druggist and he says they give better satisfaction than any pill he ever sold.
Giuseppe Alia, condemned for killing Father Leo Hein richs, was moved from the Denver jail to the state penitentiary at Canon City today. He is set to be executed during the week beginning July 12.
Harold B. Beebe of Malden aged 17 shattered the world amateur high kick record with a 9 feet 12 inches mark during St. Mark's winter games in Southboro Massachusetts. The event drew local attention as a notable athletic achievement amid other notices from the era.
Paraphrased ad claims Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea purifies blood and boosts vitality with tea or tablets sold by Potts the Druggist. In Paris on March 25 statistics from Republique Francaise show France has over 11 million married couples and varied family sizes up to fourteen children and beyond.
Thirty Days Trial offer for back and kidney relief promotes Pineules. United States Senator William James Bryan of Florida dies at Providence Hospital at 8 30 this morning from typhoid.
A grocer returns your money if you are not satisfied with Schilling's Best five degrees of excel lence. The promotion promises cash back if the product fails to meet expectations.
Fever and death claim the seventh senator since the Fifty-Ninth Congress adjourned on March 4. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is advertised as gentle and effective. Potts the Druggist advertises the remedy in Logan Iowa dated March 23. Illinois Central Railway pleads guilty to illegal liquor sales on a buffet car. fined $300 by the district court.
A compact newspaper mix item records multiple notices and ads. Manzan pile remedy comes in a collapsible tube with a nozzle and promises healing, inflammation relief, and itching relief, priced at 50 cents in Beloit Wisconsin on March 25. Local rumblings near Beloit reference the San Francisco quake. Also noted is Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as a spring tonic at 35 cents from Potts the Druggist in Long Beach California. Edith Priscilla Grove, a Chicago schoolteacher, ends a 40 day fast and plans to eat noon today amid a publicized attempt to beat an historical record. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup advertised as a child friendly remedy for coughs and bronchial troubles, sold by Potts Drug Store.
Paris reports Henry Farman flying 2.5 kilometers in 3 minutes 21 seconds at Issy after a record mile and a half. He then airborne with Leon de la Grange in a two person craft moving about 30 miles per hour. Spectators cheered the historic dual pilot flight.
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