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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1911
Page
7
Saskatchewan blazes from Swan River to Prince Albert destroy 30 homesteads and wreck 50 miles of Canadian Pacific railway track along with a dozen wooden bridges amid the Little News Stories roundup.
A 2000 mile distance conversation between New York journalists and Denver reporters progressed as extended talks were conducted over the telephone while telegraphic messages also traveled along the same lines.
An advertisement urges parents to keep Hyomei on hand for croup and other illnesses. It instructs dropping 30 drops into boiling water and inhaling the vapor, claims life-saving results, notes a 50 cent bottle, and offers a free trial sample from Booths Hyomei Co. in Buffalo New York.
Pageville notes report Joseph Dubois one year old died from measles that developed into pneumonia. Residents update on travel and visits including Mrs. Will Clark returning from Utah to Twin Bridges, Carl Swanstrum planning Idaho summer, and C. P. Baker’s family visiting Palmer Park. Local officials Dr. W. C. Orr and Mr. Smith, veterinary inspectors, were en route to Twin Bridges. Charles Allen from Meaderville plans weeks at the McHesser creek mine property.
Polaris column reports late snow and cold winds dampening spring in the northwest. Residents Frank Marchesseau, John Judge, and others engage in trading cattle, moving cattle feeders, and visiting Dillon. Local shippers change stage stops, and minor injuries are noted as life resumes after illness and travel.
In Japanese waters the triggerish balistes are common. The fish have a bent triggerlike second dorsal spine and a strong first spine that locks upright until the second spine is pressed, releasing with a spring. They display striking colors including ash gray blue and gold.
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