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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1908

Page

7

Road and bridge petitions dominate Beaverhead county session

County board held special sessions to review road openings and changes in district 2 along Blacktail Deer creek. Petitioners Selway Sheep Co and Mrs Reynolds proposed a right of way with strict fencing drainage and land agreements including a 60 foot width. Viewers endorsed most terms, and bids were ordered for fencing and related work with June session adjournment.

Lima Andrus & Kennison Brothers & Harman Blacktail Deer Creek R. A. Reynolds Reynolds Alice A. Sel R. S W Thomas Flynn Beaverhead Valley Selway Sheep Co Canyon Citeh Canyon Ditch Desert Field R.A. Reynolds Pearl J. Smith W. Lenkersdorfer T. J. Mulaney Messrs. Lenkersdorfer Mulaney Innes Bros. Et. al Patterson Big Hole Road Elza Smith Ernest I. Orr Wm. Lenkersdorfer L. A Rattlesnake School House Phil Thorpe Dell Grant Argenta Taylor Creek Divide Gibbons Wisdom Francis Ph. AS ROO VW Oregon Short Line Railroad Co John W. Ewing Win. Lenkersdorfer Ewing A. J. Turner Venters Fox Court House Boxer

Snow seven inches falls in Buffalo area

Buffalo New York reports seven inches of snow accumulating yesterday and last night prompting weather advisories and travel delays across the city and surrounding suburbs.

Buffalo N. Y

Washington Day of 16Hour Work Law Goes Into Effect

The 16hour work day law affecting railway conductors engineers firemen and train men took effect today in Washington. Roosevelt nominated James W Freeman for US district attorney in Montana for Great Falls.

Washington Roosevelt United States District ‘Attorney Montana James W. Freeman Great Falls

Manzan Pile Remedy and Taft Panama Canal Notes

Manzan Pile Remedy advertised at 50 cents a bottle with ready to use prompt relief offered by Potts Drug Store. Martin Washington May 4 Secretary Taft sailed aboard the Prairie to Colon to examine interests tied to Panama Canal construction and US relations with Panama and the Panama Colombia boundary dispute. Washington May 5 House Public Lands committee favored a report on the senate bill about proofs offered in

Potts Drug Store Maron Martin Washington Taft United States Prairie Colon Panama Canal Republic of Panama Panama Colombia House Committee On Public Lands Senate

Grocer Refunds Money On Poor Coffee

A shopper complains about poor coffee and hints the grocer must offer a refund if the product is not Schilling’s Best. The note suggests the seller will reimburse customers who are unhappy with quality.

Confirmation of Homestead Entries Reinstated

Confirmation of homestead entries that were previously rejected will be reinstated and confirmed if the entry man proves eight months of year residence on his land before proofs. A public health note urges Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney and bladder trouble before Bright's disease develops. In Washington, May, 300 letters daily urge President Roosevelt to run again, from diverse political groups and regions.

Bright Foley Deve Storr Washington White House Roosevelt

Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as tonic

Potts the Druggist promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a stomach tonic that tones the stomach strengthens the bowels and eases action. The ad touts 34 cents for Tea or Tablets and frames it as the best tonic for the whole system.

Hollister Attila Fess Potts Rocky Mountain

Hunter proclaims 24 carat gold production at scale

Rudolph M. Hunter predicts to manufacture 24 karat gold within eighteen months at a rate of 100 million dollars annually. He claims his process can transmutate silver and baser metals into gold with quality that defies government experts, keeping the Philadelphia mint busy year round.

Chicago Rudolph M. Hunter Philadelphia

Great Falls homesteads opened by Garfield decree

Secretary Garfield opens about 18 000 acres for homestead entry near Great Falls Montana affecting 205 farms as part of the Sun River Pt Shaw irrigation project set to take effect May 7. Independent items note political appeals for cattlemen and a Rockefeller church donation plus a shipyard lockout in Clyde shipyards and a medical remedy ad.

Washington Great Falls Mont Garfield Pt. Shaw Sun River Irrigation Project

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