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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1907
Page
7
Advertises Hy-o-mei as a breathing remedy for catarrh promising cure through a pocket inhaler. Claims the medicated air reaches all nasal and throat areas and provides relief from the first day. Complete outfit costs $1 with a money back guarantee from R. L. Riley if not cured.
Helena May 8 Attorney General Galen states in response to County Attorney Schultz that the road tax law does not apply to travelers passing through but does apply to residents.
A sorrel mare weighing 1300 pounds is offered or sought by Anton Schwartz of Baker Idaho. Brand X on thigh and shoulder, and X on left thigh with a K mark noted. Contact information not provided.
Governor Toole orders a quarantine restricting import of breeding and dairy cattle from other states and foreign countries unless accompanied by a health certificate and tuberculin test chart. Officials require notice to the state veterinary surgeon at Helena before crossing the state line. The Livestock Board adds a range-cattle provision with federal health certificates. Eiler's Big Tent Show highlights a two night engagement in Trinidad and a Dillon stop on May 15.
The Normal College reports two basketball squads the Stars led by captain Miss Story with Dauterman Browne and Harding. the Cresents led by captain Miss McGorrin with Albrecht and McGorrin. Mr. Chapman coaches. Also notes tennis club growth, extra court, returning Miss Vance, Myrtle Atwater trip, English Speaking club elections, YWCA guest talks, and Bozeman contest results with Dillon taking third.
Mrs Joyce of Claremont New Hampshire recounts buying Foley's Kidney Cure about a year ago and says it cured a severe long standing kidney trouble. She praises the medicine as grand and good and recommends it. City Cruc Store.
Helena May 8 The state board of prison commissioners met today and paroled William Lockaby convicted of murder in the second degree at Billings on April 4 1984 and sentenced to 35 years. The parole was granted on the recommendation of wardens and other officials who say Lockaby has been a model prisoner.
In Helena on May 9 Register I. D. Mira cle and Receiver G. O. Freeman recommended canceling homestead entries for W. H. Salling near Sheridan and for J. W. Brenton and heirs near Twin Bridges. Abandonment was alleged and sustained in both cases.
Famous beauties forgo corsets and pursue modeling in face and form after using Hollister's Rocky Mountain tea. Sold as Tea or Tablets at Riley's drug store for 35 cents.
A notice from Dillon Montana dated May 9 1907 warns that letters remaining uncalled for will be sent to the dead letter office after 30 days. Names listed include James Berry Mrs J F Brown Virgil D Chapman W H Estis Jr Mrs J H Gibson Mrs Bert McCoy E R Olde Wm R Rodden G M Sample J E Slater Dee Hamard Willy Vot Grace Lamont and others. Postmistress Lamont signs the notice.
Water for sprinkling shall be used during hours 4:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The ordinance will be strictly enforced. A. L. Bacon, Inspector. 1911
Advertises Foley's Kidney Cure as a preventive if taken early. Mentions City Drug Store and urges timely use to combat insidious kidney complaints.
A dialogue sketch shows a boy Franz fleeing home after his mother is said to be unkind, with his father questioning the motive and comparing it to his own reaction to conflict. The scene is presented in a Wilener Caricaturen style.
Paris Siecle notes the silk hat as absurd yet universally worn, sparking debate over fashion authority and social conformity. The observed paradox highlights public acceptance of impractical trends despite widespread condemnation.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is marketed as mild and pleasant tasting, preferred over violent purgatives like pills. A booklet and sample are available at City Drug Store.
Anatomists use beans to separate skull bones by swelling them in water. German physiologist Grehaut measured the force, noting five atmospheres comparable to steam boiler pressure. Also cites Kodol for indigestion as a digestive aid and blood builder, sold by R. L. Riley, druggist.
A cookery teacher asks a class about mutton joints and tests a girl by a riddle about a groom’s rider payment. The joke reveals a punch line about a dollar for a horse ride. A later advertisement promotes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup claiming no opiates and bowel movement aid.
A sportsmen's publication bookkeeper records a letter from a long subscriber who declines renewal citing no need for the future. The postmark hints at a prison town and ends with a chilling PS about an impending hanging. An unrelated drug advertisement touts Kodol as a cure for dyspepsia from Newport Tennessee, sold by R L Riley.
A historic anecdote recalls Douglas Jerrold denying saying a friend’s book was the worst ever written. He clarifies his remark meant the work was the worst ever written by anyone.
A conversation references Uriah Rembrandt Petggs, noting his growing notoriety. The speakers discuss how a distinctive name might spur early self-promotion and public recognition.
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills offer prompt relief for weak kidneys backache and urinary troubles sold by R L Riley a local druggist. The ad also promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers famous pills available from the same seller.
A brief note discusses laziness as a fault and the idea that natural abilities can compensate for lack of cultivation. It references philosopher Schopenhauer and mentions Bobby and sisterly dynamics in a casual, if unclear, context.
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