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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1907
Page
7
Ralph Boone a wood chopper was brought to Dillon for medical help after his axe struck his right foot severing two toes and half of a third while felling timber for the New Departure mine near Argenta. Doctors Bond and Walker amputated the remaining two toes and Boone is recovering well.
Word reached this office that Joshua Hill and Maud M. Lish were married Monday evening at Wisdom in Big Hole basin by Rev. W C Jones. The groom is a popular Wisdom businessman and the bride the daughter of Mr and Mrs David F Wampler. They will reside in Wisdom.
A large and complete line of masks is advertised at the Postoffice Store, inviting shoppers to browse a broad selection and complete their purchase.
Lenders pledge readiness to aid entrepreneurs and businesses growing legitimate ventures. They emphasize responsible financing and access to capital for compliant enterprises seeking growth and stability.
A compilation lists quit claim deeds and administrator deeds transferring 40 acre parcels near Wisdom 160 acre holdings near Dillon and Polaris water rights for upper Grasshopper creek reservoirs and numerous mining claims including Blue Wing Hecla Calumet Fourth of July and Queen of the Hill lodes across Elkhorn Bloody Dick Lima and surrounding districts with various courtesies and dollar considerations.
The Pure Food and Drug Law, effective January 1, removes many worthless remedies for catarrh from the market. Demand shifts to proven products like Hyomei, sold by R L Riley with a guarantee to cure or money back. Hyomei is inhaled to reach nose throat and lungs, aiming to kill catarrhal germs and heal mucous membranes. Outfit costs 1.00 with extra bottles 50c, guaranteed to cure or cost nothing.
Last Sunday afternoon at the Presbyterian church two couples were married. Louis Jensen wed Hilda Johnson and Hans Mikkelsen wed Magdale Rasmussen with Rev Svare officiating. A reception followed at Hans Anderson's home on South Idaho street. The newlyweds plan to reside on the Hansen ranch and the Dart place north of Dillon.
Kirksville Iowa merchant Mr W S Pelham testifies Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been the leading throat remedy for over twenty years. The product is praised for treating coughs colds and croup and is favored by mothers and children. Sold by R L Riley druggist.
London Graphic notes historic bans on games like golf football tennis and more. It cites 1457 Scotland penalties for golf and Tudor and Elizabethan bans on football. Also mentions Swiss cantons and Turkey restricting football and a 13th century French decree forbidding court gallants to play tennis in shirts.
In historical notes, the Bongos Angolans Wachangu tribes are described as adept irrigators with diverse garden plants. The Wachangu terraced hillsides use water tunnels and banana stem conduits to distribute streams, while Angolas in Kongo practice practical irrigation. The text also advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for nervous fatigue and sleep, sold by R L Riley.
A humorous note from the Kansas City Journal recounts a peg legged man who rode home after a late supper at about 3 am. His wooden leg supposedly fell through an auger hole in a grub plank sidewalk, causing him to circle the hole all night, though the editor cautions the truthfulness of the tale.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is presented as a new, gentler laxative that does not gripe or nauseate and is pleasant to take. The remedy is guaranteed and sold at City Drug Store.
In the room formerly occupied by Dr Poindexter a dress making parlors operation opens with terms stated as strictly cash payment. The move places a new retail establishment in a historic location above theState Bank.
A Balti more Sun correspondent notes that in Alaska people avoid coats even in extreme cold. Travelers keep head hands and feet warm with fur caps wool mitts and moccasins. Dog sled travel requires a simple layer system and sweating is dangerous in subzero temperatures.
R. L. Riley, druggist, sells DeWitts Little Early Risers in a brief ad style notice. Product claims quick relief from sick headache and biliousness with no griping. May imply local availability and endorsement by the pharmacist.
A north country church scene ends with a stern verger ordering a fashionable lady out of a private pew while she proclaims her status as a wife. The exchange hinges on class and propriety in a humorously sharp period tone. Nearby medical ad copy touts Foley's Honey and Tar for colds and coughs in yellow labeled packaging.
Emporia Gazette notes a farmer’s wife hosting twenty seven thrashers with a novel dinner. A sister from Chicago visits and the guests discover a ribboned sandwich a marble sized cheese ball a croquette and a bouquet at each plate. Also mentions Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup as a cold remedy sold locally.
The record shows the United States coast and geodetic survey charting the longest human vision span of 183 miles between Uncompahgre Park, Colorado and Mount Ellen, Utah. Collaboration with international representatives supported the new earth measurement effort.
The Jacksboro Gazette notes cheerful disposition and kind manners while promoting DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve. The product is described as healing for chapped skin boils burns and piles and is sold at Riley's drug store.
Bright Pupil answers parent to question about similarities between animals and plants. The child says there is a link, naming the word hash as the connecting clue. The exchange appears in the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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