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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1912

Page

3

Aged Woman Slain Near Chinook Montana Ranch

Mrs Ryde an elderly homesteader was shot and killed at her ranch two and a half miles from Chinook on a Wednesday evening. Her son Frank Ryder found her body after a shot pierced the heart. a second shot entered the upstairs. Archie Marlette was arrested nearby as a suspected shooter, seen leaving Chinook with a .22 rifle. A posse matched hoof prints to the suspect's horse. In a separate note, Montana fire losses for the year to March 1 total 1,002,717 with two arson convictions. Silver Bow leads with 173,387 in damage.

Chinook Mont Ryde Maarlotte Ryder Heléna G. W. Reif Montana Mr. Reif Silver Bow County Flathead County Lewis and Clark

Mennonites Buy 10000 Acre Montana Tract for New Colony

King Brothers sold to Mennonite representatives from North Dakota a 10000 acre tract from Beaver Creek to the South Moccasins foothills for 250000 dollars. About seventy families will relocate to Kingston on the Great Northern and begin diversified farming. A four mill will be erected once settled.

Lewistown King Brothers North Dakota Beaver Creek South Moccasins King Tract Kingston Great Northern

Big Ranch Company Forms to Take Over Montana Holdings

Articles of incorporation for the Jones and Cattle Company of Spokane were filed in Helena. The firm aims to absorb the Bates Jones group in Montana and the Walker ranch in the Big Hole country, capitalized at 250000 dollars with all stock subscribed. Home office Spokane Montana office Wisdom with Robert Jones as agent. Directors: John D. Finley Spokane, Robert Maxey Wisdom, Thomas Donald Wisdom, William Huntley Spokane, and Robert Jones Wisdom.

Big Ranch Company Jones wand-Cattle Company Spokane Helena Bates-Jones Company Montana Walker Ranch Big Hole Wisdom Robert Jones John D. Finley Robert Maxey Thomas Donald William Huntley

Dahlman Wins Omaha Primary Post for Third Term

Jas C Dahlman mayor of Omaha Nebraska secures decisive primary election support for a third term. He credits Foley's Kidney Pills for relief from kidney trouble and backache and endorses them for others with kidney or bladder issues cited by Potts the Druggist.

Jas. C. Dahlman Omaha Nebr Foley Dahlman Potts

Nine Cars of Pelts Shipped From Miles City Area

Nine cars of sheep pelts have been shipped out of Miles City Baker and Terry this season by pelt buyers. Two more cars are nearly ready for shipment. A car holds about 4,000 skins, meaning 44,000 live carcasses are represented by the 11 cars as the winter’s toll.

Miles City Baker Terry

Bucklens Arnica Salve Heals Judge in Gillis Mills

Justice Eli Cherry of Gillis Mills Tennessee suffered a persistent leg sore believed to be cancer. After trying multiple doctors and remedies, he found cure with Bucklens Arnica Salve. Product promises to cure burns boils ulcers cuts bruises and piles at Potts the Druggist for 25 cents.

Eli Cherry Gillis Mills Tenn

Stewart for Governor Virginia City endorsed by Madison county

Madison county democratic central committe on Saturday endorsed S. V. Stewart for governor and named a delegation to the Butte convention on May 29. The notice highlights the party backing and the upcoming meeting details. Also mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with testimonials and a call to trial for relief from coughs.

Col O Leary Dead Anaconda Leader Longtime Attorney

Col O Leary died here last Monday at age 66 after heart failure. A native of Ireland, he served in the Civil War in New York and retired as a lieutenant colonel. He fought in the Cuban rebellion and joined the Fenian raid into Canada as a major. He practiced law in St Paul and Helena and Anaconda since 1889 and held posts as a postal inspector under Cleveland.

Anaconda Helena

Wool prices eyed at twenty cents per pound in season

Montana and Wyoming wool growers may secure 20 cents or more for this season. A Rawlins Wyoming sale of 1,000,000 pounds averaged 19 cents signals firmer markets, with Montana wool typically commanding 2 to 5 cents more than Wyoming.

Billings Montana Wyoming Rawlins

Joliet Woman Credits New Discovery for Cure

Mrs. J. E. Cox of Joliet grateful after typhoid pneumonia left her with a severe cough. She says doctors and other medicines failed until Dr. King's New Discovery relieved her symptoms. The remedy is advertised as safe and reliable for throat and lung issues, with a trial bottle offered at Potts the Druggist.

J. E. Cox Joliet Potts

Valuable Rains in Eastern Montana Boost Farming Prospects

Rains across eastern Montana are valued at about one million dollars by farmers and stockmen. Moisture promises good yields on dry land and benefits the range, with April and early May precipitation matching last year’s totals.

Billings Montana

Beck Makes Private Flight Over South Missoula Course

Missoula aviator Walter Beck, flying a Mc Clelland Curtiss plane wrecked recently, completed a private flight this week with Aviator Moroney in charge. Beck reached 200 feet on one ascent while a third man escaped without injury.

Missoula Walter Beck South Missoula Moroney Beck

What Texans Admire Health Elixir Claim

A San Antonio reader highlights Dr Kings New Life Pills as a vigorous life booster. Hugh Tillman says the pills give new life and energy, with his wife agreeing they are the best made. Suitable for stomach liver or kidney troubles, 25 cents at Potts the Druggist.

Hugh Tillman San Antonio

Montana Seed House to Open Billings Branch

Northern Seed Company of Valley City North Dakota will open a Billings branch after leasing a large building to clean and pack seeds. Poor appetite is a sign of impaired digestion and Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets are recommended to improve digestion and appetite. Thousands have benefited. sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain Montana Seed House Billings Northern Seed Company Valley City N. D Deaters

Treasury backs new coinage and postal savings gains

The Treasury withdraws opposition to extra coinage under Rep Buckley of Ohio proposing three and half cent pieces. London fashion dictates slimmer waists and shorter trousers to show socks. Postal savings banks report revenue of 65.8 million dollars for the December quarter, up 2.09 percent from the prior year.

Treasury Department Washington Buckley Ohio London Postal Savings Bank Treasury and Postoffice Department Kram Postoffice Department

Maiden speeches recalled by London opinion by MP

A British MP notes in London Opinion that John Redmond delivered a record maiden speech with two talks and a suspension on his first day. He cites Sir Robert Pullar as the oldest maiden speaker and recalls Disraeli's famously self confident maiden appearance that drew laughter and a famed prediction later fulfilled.

London John Redmond M. P Robert Pullar Perth Disraeli

Donkeys In Trousers In Guayaquil

A visitor to Guayaquil notes the tropical donkeys loaded with fruit baskets and butchered meat, each wearing trousers on the forelegs and ear protection against mosquitoes. The comical sight includes embroidered garments on some animals.

Guayaquil Ecuador Tropics

Expressions for death in Japanese speech across provinces

Dr. Enryo Inouye notes regional euphemisms for death in Japan. In Iyo, Buzen, Iwami, and Buzen areas the phrase says someone has gone to Hiroshima to buy cotton tea or tobacco, avoiding the word death. In Choshu Hagi Nagasaki and Chikuzen Eta are cited with different euphemisms, reflecting varied local superstitions.

Onsen-Gori Iyo Hiroshima Echi-gori Nii-gori Buzen Iwami Hagi Choshu Nagasaki Eta Chikuzen Enryo Inouye

Plant Growth Tied to Sunshine and Cheerfulness

A vigorous plant cannot grow without sunshine and likewise true nature requires cheerfulness to be strong and helpful. The quote links sunlight to vitality and optimism to resilience in character.

Whistler the Dandy of West Point Fashion

The excerpt portrays Whistler as meticulous about appearance and grooming. He embraced dandyism, valued the word, and maintained precise hair, moustache, imperial, eyebrows, and deep blue eyes. It notes his care despite fashion shifts and contrasts his style with other West Point men of his era.

Whistler West Point Lfe Pennell

Bulls and battleships tower over Irish position in London debate

In a London parliamentary scene a Welsh MP ridiculed an opposition member saying a bombshell would be turned into a cocked hat by the chancellor of the exchequer. Another Welsh MP argued that London fortification would fail without a strong navy, provoking delighted tumult as the chamber roared at visions of battleships over green fields.

Ireland London

Independent pumping plants boost irrigation in California

A recent California report shows ten thousand independent pumping plants in use irrigating over two hundred thousand acres. These plants let farmers control water delivery to crops as needed, highlighting dependable systems that are operated by farmers themselves.

California

IHC Gasoline Engine Facts and Tractor Power Range

IHC engines are built with care and tested for reliability before leaving the factory. They are simple to operate economical to run and available in styles and sizes from 1 to 50 horsepower. Tractors offered include 12 15 20 25 and 45 horsepower. See your local IHC dealer or write the nearest branch for catalogs and full information.

IHC

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