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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1910

Page

2

David Cohen Sr Dies A Pioneer Of Montana

Anaconda reporter notes the death of David Cohen Sr at age 71 a German native and early Montana pioneer. Born in Germany he lived in Scotland and London before moving to the United States at 20 after stints in Virginia and southern states. He later served in the Havana customs service before placer mining at Alder Gulch in the 1860s.

David Cohen Anaconda Montana Mr. Cohen Germany Scotland London United States Virginia Cuba Havana Alder Gulch

Allen's Foot-Ease Advertisement

Use Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder shaken into shoes. Relieves tired aching feet hot sweaty feet and corns or bunions. Break in new shoes with comfort. Sold everywhere 25 cts. Free trial package offer by Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.

Allen Cts Allen S. Olmsted le Roy

Man Digging for School Marms In Virginia City Case

A man believed to be Alex Duquette, once employed in a Billings barber shop, was arrested near Whitehall by Sheriff Trauffer and brought to Virginia City on a charge of insanity. He said he was digging for school marms. Judge Callaway will decide on his case after his return from California, unless he dies meanwhile.

Virginia City Alex Duquette Billings Whitehall Trauffer Callaway California

Foley’s Kidney Pills End Backache Says Isaac Cook

Isaac Cook of Kewanee Illinois commander of Julius A Pratt Post No 143 G A R credits Foley’s Kidney Pills with ending his backache and kidney pain after two months use. He reports relief from bladder misery and plans to recommend the remedy to friends and comrades at City Drug Store.

Isaac Cook Above Post Kewanee, Ill Foley

Sullivan Killed in Saloon Altercation at Butte

In Butte on May 2 James Sullivan known as Muldoon was shot and killed last night at the Gagena saloon by Albert Belin a swamper in charge of the bar. Belin says he acted in self defense after a dispute over a refused drink led to the shooting.

Butte James “Muldoon Sullivan Albert “Frenchy Belin Swamper Terparily Gagena

Cars to Run by Tenth for Interscholastic Meet

Missoula officials promise street cars will operate on city lines by May 10 at the opening of the Interscholastic field and track meet at the University of Montana.

Missoula University of Montana

Dormitory to Be Built at Montana Agricultural College

Bozeman May 3 A new building will be added to the Montana Agricultural College this summer to serve as a girls dormitory and the contract details are under way.

Bozeman Montana Agricultural College

Building contract awarded for state project

Leveque and Felsheim won the contract for a state building with an appropriation of $50,000. The agreed contract amount is $42,792 and completion is mandated before October 15.

Leveque & Felsheim

Dr Kings New Life Pills Promoted at Potts Drug Store

An old advertisement claims Dr Kings New Life Pills purge poisons from the liver stomach and kidneys as a cure for despondency and weakness. The copy promises health vigor and courage with a 25 cent price at Potts' drug store.

Dr. King Potts

Prison crowding in Deer Lodge prompts board meeting

Helena May 2 The state board of prison commissioners, visiting Deer Lodge, faces a serious proposition as the prison now houses 650 inmates for a capacity of 500. Governor Norris said the board has not reached a solution yet and will consider the matter at once.

Helena State Board of Prison Commissioners Deer Lodge Norris

Benedict Resigns From State Agriculture Post

Helena May 2 Lewis P Benedict resigns after 13 years as chief clerk in the state bureau of agriculture labor and industry to pursue private business opportunities.

L. P. Benedict Helena Lewis P. Benedict State Bureau of Agriculture, Labor and Industry

An Ideal Husband Seeks Relief With Electric Bitters

A product notice touts Electric Bitters as a cure for nervous and weakly women. It claims many female suffering from melancholy headaches sleeplessness and digestion issues found health and happiness after use. Sold by Potts the Druggist for 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.

Potts

Schoolgirl Killed by Train in Helena Yard

Seven year old Bertha Guerre, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Guerre, was struck and killed by the engine of Northern Pacific passenger train No 3 while walking to school in the Northern Pacific yards in Helena.

Helena Northern Pacific Bertha Guerre George Guerre

Carrie Nation Targets Modern Dress in Kalispell

Carrie Nation spoke in Kalispell on Wednesday denouncing women’s fashion and dress as licentious. She linked temperance workers to saloon keepers and argued that only prohibitionists can reach heaven.

Carrie Kalispell Carrie Nation

Regular Tom Boy Susie Climbs and Scratches Healed by Arnica Salve

A lively girl, Susie, climbed trees and fences and endured scratches and bruises. Her mother treated her with Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which quickly healed the minor wounds. The ad promotes the salve as a universal healer available at Potts' drug Store for 5 cents.

Susie Potts

Milwaukee Plans Long Rail Line from Musselshell to Great Falls

Lewistown May 2 reports the first right of way agreements have been filed confirming Milwaukee's plan to build a railroad line from Musselshell to Great Falls spanning over 200 miles.

Milwaukee Lewistown Musselshell Great Falls

McGees Baby Elixir for Stomach and Bowel Ailments

When a baby overfeeds the stomach turns resulting in indigestion sourness and vomiting. Bowel involvement causes colic pains and diarrhoea. McGees Baby Elixir is a corrective remedy for stomach and bowel disorders in babies. Pure wholesome and pleasant to take. Price 25c and 50c per bottle. Sold by Potts the Druggist.

Potts

Can’t Box For Exercise, Helena May 3

Attorney General GAlen says a prize fighting ban extends beyond the legislature and may invade personal liberty. He notes that boxing for exercise outside a gymnasium could be illegal, as county attorney W H Trippet asks if several young men in Anaconda may run a room as a gym for exercise with admission charges and wrestling.

Helena Galen W. H. Trippet Anaconda

Foley's Honey and Tar Called Safe for Throat Ailments

For more than three decades Foley's Honey and Tar has been a trusted remedy for throat chest and lung issues. It is advertised as safe for infants and children with no opiates or harmful drugs. Only Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package is genuine. City Drug Store.

Foley Foley’s City Drug Store

Aeroplanes to Fly at State Fair in Helena

Visitors at the Montana state fair in Helena on May 4 will have the chance to see aeroplane flights. The executive committee and secretary were authorized to call for contracts at yesterday’s meeting.

Helena Montana

State Treasury Shows April Balance Rises in Montana

Montana state treasury ends April with a larger balance than April 1. Esselstyn reports April receipts of 94,855.84 and disbursements of 93,188.16, raising cash on hand to 764,122.93. Bond investments total 32,720,578.32.

Montana Helena Esselstyn Norris

Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Healthier Kidneys

Describes Foley's Kidney Remedy as essential at first signs of irregular kidney function to avert serious illness. Claims restore kidneys and bladder to normal state and activity. City Drug Store advertised.

Foley City Drug Store

Fifteen Electricians Strike for Higher Wages in Butte

Fifteen electricians from local contracting shops went on strike yesterday to demand a raise of 50 cents a day and better shop conditions. Employers refuse to grant the increase, noting current pay is $5.50 for an eight hour day.

Butte

Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Constant Quality at Stable Price

The ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as maintaining high standards and curative qualities without any cost increase. It highlights its effectiveness for coughs colds croup whooping cough and throat chest lung ailments and warns to seek the genuine yellow package at City Drug Store.

Foley City Drug Store

Learning How to Fight at Camp in Helena

Eight officers from the Second Regiment National Guard of Montana encamp at Fort William Henry Harrison with a model company to study war by practice observation and theory in Helena on May 2.

Helena National Guard of Montana Fort William Henry Harrison

Two Men Robbed Near Stockyards in Great Falls

Christ Malone and Charles Miller were held up early near the stockyards by a masked bandit and robbed of two watches and several dollars in cash.

Great Falls Christ Malone Charles Miller

Ballard's Snow Mixture Sold By Potts Druggist

Barbed wire cuts and harness galls are treated with Ballard's Snow Mixture, advertised as healing and antiseptic. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 dollar bottles sold by Potts the Druggist.

Ballard Potts

Governor Wants Lane Fourth

Governor Norris proposes fourth lane project in Helena on May 5, outlining transportation priorities and funding options. Local officials weigh impact on traffic and state budget as residents seek faster, safer routes.

Wants Lane Helena Norris

Governor backs enforcement to curb Fourth of July hazards

The governor endorsed stricter city ordinances to achieve a sane and safe Fourth of July nationwide, aiming to cut the annual death toll and property damage from high explosives and unsafe celebrations. He noted minimal concern about the exact measures but supported the movement to enforce rules.

Wolves Gathered Near Bozeman By Rancher Find

John Eberhard brought ten live wolf pups and a fresh hide of an old wolf to Bozeman from his ranch sixteen miles away.

Bozeman John Eberhard

Lion Cage Incident Sparks Child Safety Alarm

In Pittsburg a savage lion fondled a child's hand reaching into its cage, a startling danger to youngsters. A separate health note urges early care for colds and croup with Dr King’s New Discovery, praised by Mrs. Davis of Flat Rock North Carolina for easing her baby's croup.

Pittsburg Potts

Record-breaking stock and brand filings in April

Helena May 4 The secretary of the state board of stock commissioners reports the largest April in office history with 308 recorded stock and brand filings. The surge marks a record month for the office and reflects heightened activity in stock registrations.

Helena

Ringling Buys White Sulphur Springs Resort

John Ringling owner of Ringling circus has purchased the White Sulphur Springs hot springs and baths 75 miles northeast of Helena Montana Lewis Penwell reports the site will be developed into a major health and tourist resort on the coast extension of the Milwaukee line

Ringling Bays Helena Lewis Penwell Chicago John Ringling Ringling Circus White Sulphur Springs Waukee

Montana Ranch Wool Output and Travel Offer Details

The article notes Montana ranches produced extensive wool in 1909 with key figures on washed and unwashed fiber. It mentions five million lire in Montana per department estimates and advertises excursions east via the Oregon Short Line to multiple western and midwestern cities. Tickets are listed for August and October travel, with agents available for rates and details.

Tural Department Montana Department Oregon Cheyenne Denver Colorado Springs Peeble Kansas City St. Louis Omaha Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis

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Montana State News Julius A. Pratt Dept. Ill G. A Kupfer Drug Co Bright Dillon Mont M. Paumie The Lusher’s Lion Edison Phonographs Edison Tattersall’s COODS
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