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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1911
Page
2
Mrs William Wirt Dixon widow of the late Judge Dixon of Butte gives to the University of Montana the law library of her husband and $2000 to modernize it. The gift forms the nucleus of a law department at the university in his memory.
M N George of Irondale Alabama reports longstanding kidney trouble eased within three days after using Foley Kidney Remedy The remedy firm claims to improve kidney function and relieve back pain with the druggist selling the product nationwide.
An expert from the marine hospital service in Washington and Dr. Thomas D. Tuttle of the state board of health will implement shortly the spotted fever findings of Dr. Ricketts in the Bitter Root valley.
Foley Kidney Pills claim to detoxify and remove poisons causing backache nervousness and kidney bladder ailments. Sold by all druggists.
Mrs. John Bland of this city was badly burned on the arms hands and face while cleaning clothes with gasoline. The flare occurred when she struck a match to look into a dark closet Saturday morning.
Medical advertises Foley Kidney Pills as effective medicine that heals strengthens and acts quickly. Sold by all druggists with claims of antiseptic and tonic properties.
Deputy sheriffs of Carbon County pursued two armed horse thieves near Grey Cliff on Sunday night. Both suspects fled but offered no resistance as the officers closed in with .45 caliber pistols.
A sensational lead claims a burglar’s act, then pivots to a testimonial about Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure for female troubles and constipation. Mrs. M C Dunlop of Leadville Tenn praises the remedy after a long illness, with a 25 cent offer at Potts drugstore.
Whitehall postmaster O. H. Davey was committed to Warm Springs asylum after losing sanity from brooding over plans to merge Piedmont and Whitehall through imaginary improvements and incorporation.
For forty years Bucklen's Arnica Salve has been praised as the best salve on earth for burns boils cuts and many skin troubles. It relieves sprains swelling and eczema and is available at Potts druggist for 25 cents.
Park County officials expect to hold its first County Fair next September. The board of county commissioners has purchased a suitable site and the Park County Agricultural Association has been formed to advance the project.
John C. Hawkins, a pioneer of 1864, died at his Meadow Creek home near Virginia City after valvular heart trouble. He was 77 and left a wide circle of friends, known as an honorable and upright man by local old timers.
For soreness from strenuous exercise or injury it relieves muscles. The liniment is highly regarded for rheumatism relief. Sold by all dealers. Im
Helena Bailey former police captain faced a local board last year and was removed for alleged misconduct and incompetence. The district court heard the case and vindicated him after the board’s findings.
Use Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for tired aching feet. It rests the feet and makes new or tight shoes easy, relieves corns bunions and sweating feet, and aids breaking in new shoes. Sold everywhere 25 cts. Free trial package available by mail from Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy NY.
Butte leader J. Duncan, a socialist mayor, spoke at a Grand Army veterans convention and delivered a vitriolic Lincoln attack that stunned the audience and prompted several platform members to depart.
Patent medicine style claim states Foley Kidney Pills take hold of your system to relieve backache dull headache nervousness impaired eyesight and other ills from kidney and bladder impairment. Sold by all druggists. 1m
A Knights of Columbus council was installed in Miles City Sunday afternoon with a large charter membership. The group is flourishing in western Montana and expanding rapidly in other parts of the state.
Do not fear spectral dangers in swamps bayous and lowlands. Malaria germs cause ague chills fever and typhoid and threaten health. Electric Bitters claims to destroy these germs from blood with three bottles cited by Wm Fretwell of Lucama North Carolina as proof of restored health. Potts druggist sells it for 50 cents.
Named state marine inspector Kalispell N. A. Palmer, of this city, appointed after years of experience running boats on Puget Sound and passing a rigid examination with flying colors.
G. T. Richardson of Richardson's Mills Alabama credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing their child after a year of bronchial illness and failing remedies. The notice promotes it for coughs colds hoarseness lagrippe asthma croup and sore lungs with prices 50c and 1.00 and a trial bottle free. Potts the druggist guarantees it.
Postmaster General Hitchcock designates Miles City as one of thirty six additional post offices to be numbered among postal savings depositories.
E S Bacon of Bath Maine warns railroad workers about kidney inflammation caused by long nights on duty. He credits Foley Kidney Pills with restoring his strength, reducing dizziness, and ending years of weakness. Sold by all druggists.
The Montana livestock sanitary board annuls its former importation health order and issues a new rule effective May 15 requiring health certifications to be issued only by official state or federal veterinarians approved by the U.S. Bureau of Animal Industry for Canadian testing. It also restricts deputy state certificates unless unqualified endorsements appear from the originating state’s vet.
A remodeled planing mill and $10 000 worth of lumber owned by Cramer Bros were destroyed by a fire in Polson early Sunday. Part of the electric plant supplying Polson was also damaged, leaving the town in darkness.
Advert says now is the time to rid rheumatism and claims Chamberlain's Liniment is wonderfully effective. One application will convince you of its merits and it is for sale by all dealers.
Bozeman resident John Charles known as the capturer of Deadwood Dick died Monday evening at the county poor farm near the city. He was 74 years old and had lived in Bozeman since 1872.
Mrs. O B Palmer of Little Rock Arkansas reports her son recovered from measles and a severe cough after using Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound. She confirms the yellow package is genuine and warns against substitutes. Sold by all druggists.
In Great Falls the father and his brother shot and killed Joseph Hamilton, a former Cascade county sheriff, during a nighttime effort to capture body snatchers who had stolen the Conrad baby’s body from the cemetery over a year ago. The men mistook Hamilton for a grave robber while assisting in the takedown.
The Dillon Public Library announces evening hours from 7 to 9 30 p m on Monday Wednesday and Saturday. Friday afternoons 4 to 6 and Saturday afternoons 3 to 6 also open. Tuesday and Friday evenings readers may visit the library. 48 tf
The Montana state convention of the Knights of Columbus convened in Missoula at 10 am. State Deputy J. A. Walsh of Helena delivered the opening address while State Secretary W. L. Kelley of Missoula presented his report. Committees were named and state officers elected.
G. T. Paul wins the First Ward alderman seat while street lighting policy heads to the finance committee. The council weighs Mountain View cemetery takeover with about 600 dollars in trustee funds and contemplates a wholesale ordinance revision and ward redistricting to balance voting strength.
Testimony from Mrs. Jennie Simmond of Butte Montana cites lasting relief from lumbago after two years without symptoms. She endorses Doan's Kidney Pills and notes continued accuracy of prior statements. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Carl Mast, owner of the N. S. Wood delivery business, will continue delivering baggage and parcels across the city with promptness. Kindling and store wood are sold, coal orders taken. leave orders at the Tribune Store and the wagon will be flagged at once.
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