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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1904
Page
6
Basin Williams Axtell a balloon keeper was shot at his shop early Monday morning and died from a mouth wound with the bullet lodged in his brain. Authorities are investigating the shooting though no suspect is identified.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets advertised a 25 pt hand some tin box with immediate relief or money back. Riley's Drug Store sold the tablets. Arbor Day observances took place statewide with public exercises and closures of schools and businesses in many areas.
Helena German engineer Charles Wicks killed himself with a head shot Sunday morning. Police say job loss drove the tragedy as investigations continue into the self-inflicted death. The item also notes Syrup of Figs praise by Modern Mother readers and the product's manufacturing by California Fig Syrup Co.
The advertisement touts Dr Besanko's Pile Remedy for itching moisture and various pile forms. It claims cessation of itching and bleeding, tumor absorption, and offers a 600 jar available at druggists or by mail with a free treatise.
Butte resident Larry Counich struck his brother Joe Connich during a family dispute. Joe Connich suffered injuries and may die, authorities report.
An advertisement praises a vegetable tonic named Herbine for indigestion dyapepsia and bowel regulation, claiming blood enrichment and general invigoration. R N Andrews of Cocoa Florida endorses it after using it in his family. 500 sold by Riley the Druggist. Also a town name change notes Jocko to Dixon on the Flathead reservation.
A Chapin reader reports severe diarrhoea and abdominal pain cured after using Chamberlain’s Colic Obolera and Diarrhoea Remedy given by a friend. They purchased a bottle and were fully cured before finishing it. The editor endorses the product as a wonderful household remedy. The note mentions its availability from Riley the Druggist in Im.
Helena Joseph Lethlean of Rodgersburg Broadwater county died by his own action placing dynamite in his mouth and igniting it. The man, a hard drinker, had grown despondent and the blast blew his head apart.
In spring 1901 Mrs D W Capps of Capps Alabama reports her children had whooping cough. She used Chamberlains Cough Remedy and found it best for loosening the cough reducing severity and frequency and preventing pneumonia. Sold by Riley the druggist. Im
Sand Coulee resident Sand Coulee Fallman was killed by a rock fall at Gerber's coal mine last Saturday. Co-worker John Koski was severely injured while attempting to help. Local authorities are investigating the incident.
D. H. Turner of Dempseytown Pa says one of Dr Kings New Life Pills nightly for two weeks restored youth. They are advertised as best for liver stomach and bowels and are described as purely vegetable with no spoilage. Available for 150 at the City Drug Store.
An ad touts Moki tea as a cure for headaches constipation and indigestion promising improved appetite sleep and happiness with satisfaction guaranteed or money back. It also mentions Riley's Drug Store and notes Montana's Milk River project receiving a $1500000 congressional allotment.
Dr G Merritt of Nu Mehoopany Pa reports a startling cure from Electric Bitters after a patient suffered violent stomach ulcers and hemorrhages. He notes rapid improvement and 14 months of no attacks, praising the tonic for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and kidney troubles. Available for 50 cents at City Drug Store.
In Lee Mountain mine near Rimini a miner named William Jackson was killed after a cavern collapse on Sunday. Authorities investigated the incident and notified next of kin.
W H Howard of Husband Pennsylvania reports his mother suffered rheumatism for years and could not move at times. After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm she can walk again with minimal pain and keeps it on hand. Sold by Riley Druggist.
Missoula like to celebrate Dixon arrival with a formal reception arranged by the chamber of commerce. Businesses will close for the event and city officials plan a Dixon day designation to honor the congressman.
The ad promotes Herb ine for sluggish liver and bile flow improving liver function. It claims reduced drowsiness lethargy and general apathy from liver disorders with a price of 50 pts at Riley's Drug Store.
R. B. Johns known as Captain died of pneumonia in Bisbee Arizona last Saturday. He was a familiar figure in Butte and other Montana mining camps where he worked for about thirty years.
An old advertisement from Riley's Drug Store promotes Acker's English Remedy for coughs colds or croup with a money back guarantee of 25 points and 50 cents if no immediate relief is provided.
A New Orleans Times-Democrat snippet features matrimonial maxims from Chan Ning and a note that a modest man desires reliable bowels. It then promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as pleasant and effective, available from Riley, the Drogeist, for sale by local merchants.
Biographical sketch of Harriet Bosse and August Strindberg in Idun. Japan library in Stockholm with 6,000 volumes. submarine project. Baltic tensions. Danish concert in Berlin praised. King Oscar grants honors and plans Sweden visit. Police case Delhi the forger and bigamist arrested after pretensions as a German officer. Norway Sweden Denmark neutrality talks in Russo Japanese war agreement. Local business growth and notable appointments in Stockholm and Copenhagen.
Police in Stockholm, Copenhagen, Christiania and other cities report the arrest of the noted thief and forger Edward Qusen Delhi. The capture ends a lengthy chase and promises relief to authorities across Norway and nearby regions.
King Christian II captures greetings from European monarchs and leaders including Edward VII and Roosevelt. At Amalienborg at ten, a list of princes and royals paid respects while ministers and Swenson met the king in the afternoon. Copenhagen tourism looks bright for 1904 with growing German French and American visitors and safer crowds for royal processions.
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