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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1906

Page

2

Indians After Coyotes In Fergus County Montana

In Fergus County Montana halfbreeds are coyote hunting and selling live pups to ranchers. Pups cost 1 to 5 cents each, while coyote scalps bring higher bounty. Officials anticipate more representations by June 1 as operations continue. Carey Act deeds issued transferring about 1000 acres in Yellowstone County to residents after reclamation work.

Lewistown Fergus County Helena Montana

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Quick Release

Advert says deaths from appendicitis decrease as the pills rise in use. Claims relief from constipation with quick and painless release. Promises strength and vigor after use. Endorsed by R. L. Riley, Druggist, 25 cents. Pry them.

Dr. King R. L. Riley

Boy Rescued After Fall into Missouri River Pipe

A ten year old boy named Potter was carried through an eight foot pipe that temporarily conveys the Missouri river under a new dam site near Helena. The force of the water pulled him 300 feet below before rescuers could reach him. He was found apparently dead but recovered rapidly. He had slipped from a temporary structure while playing above the dam.

Helena Missouri River Potter

A Mountain of Gold and a 25c Salve Cure

Mrs. Lucia Wilke of Caroline Wisconsin found lasting relief after 23 years from a running sore on her leg cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. A 25 cent box proved the greatest antiseptic healer for piles wounds and sores sold at R L Riley's Drug store.

Lucia Wilke Caroline Wis Bucklen R. L. Riley

Portland Cement Company Incorporation Near Bozeman

The Montana Portland Cement company, to have its principal office in Bozeman, plans corporate formation with capital stock of 600000 dollars. Deposits for cement material are scarce with no other first class source between the Missouri river and the Pacific coast besides this firm. Located about nine miles east of Whitehall on the Northern Pacific line, it has easy railway access.

Portland Cement Company Bozeman Montana-Portland Cement Company Missouri River Pacific Coast Whitehall Butte Northern Pacific

Dr Kings New Discovery touted by Missouri pharmacist

T J Dwyer of Livonia now Graysville recalls three customers cured of consumption by Dr King s New Discovery. He hails it as the most wonderful medicine in existence and notes a trial bottle offer in the local drugstore advertisement.

Livonia T. J. Dwyer Graysville R. I. Riley

Beary Appointed to Annapolis Naval Academy

Donald G Beary of this city has been appointed to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis by Helena U S Senator T T Carter. Superintendent Condon selected Beary after recruiting capable students for the war appointment. The senior is 17 or 18 and left for Annapolis Monday night as the fourth Taichna High School student named to Annapolis this year.

Helena United States T. T Carter Donald G. Beary United Stats Naval Academy Annapolis Condon Rcesman Sme Witing Beary Tichna

Postmaster Robbed at Riverton Healed by Electric Bitters

Postmaster G W Fouts of Riverton Ta. says a 20 year liver complaint led to severe jaundice but Electric Bitters cured him and kept him well for eleven years. The tonic relieves biliousness neuralgia and stomach liver kidney and bladder issues. Sold at R L Riley's Drug Store for 50 cents.

G. W. Fouts Riverton R. L. Riley's

Butte Pioneer William Matthes Dies at 64

William Matthes a pioneer of Butte and former California immigrant aged 64 died recently. A native of Germany he arrived in 1879 and ran a butcher shop until selling his Silver Bow establishment.

Butte William Matthes Germany California Silver*Bow

Syrup of Figs praised as gentle remedy for children

The article notes Syrup of Figs as a pleasant fixative remedy for children and promotes the California Fig Syrup Co as its manufacturer. In court, Livingston Williams Reynolds Daniels Ryan Braden were found guilty of burgling a box car and sentenced by Judge Henry to seven, seven, three, and four years respectively.

California Fig Syrup Co Livingston William Reynolds Daniels William Ryan John Braden

Strike at Sampler Ends Work at East Helena Smelter

Forty Austrian miners quit at the sampler in the East Helena smelting works over pay for an eight hour day versus a four hour shift. Their action closed a blast furnace and left the workers there unemployed. They show no plan to return until wages are equalized.

Helena East Helena

Pioneer Kinney Dies in Pony at Age 70

Pony resident and California Nevada Montana pioneer Pony N. C. Kinney dies in the city at 7 50 p m Saturday aged seventy. Kinney moved to Nevada in 1858 and served as Lyon county sheriff in territorial days. He spent 22 years in Montana and was janitor and watchman of the house during the last two terms of the legislature and city marshal of Pony for two years.

Pony N. C. Kinney California Nevada Montana

Labor Shortage Hits Rosebud Forsyth Region

Demand for laborers rises making men scarce in Rosebud and Forsyth. Ranchers struggle to hire workers and Milwaukee grading outfits on the north side report a shortage of men for tasks.

Rosebud Forsyth Milwaukee

New Route to Park Extends Travel to Yellowstone

Salt Lake reports the Oregon Short Line builds a railroad from St Anthony Idaho to Yellowstone National Park but will not open at the start of the tourist season next month. A stage line will operate from Ashton near Marysville, offering westward travel into the park, improving the trip relative to the old Munida route.

Salt Lake Oregon Short Line St. Anthony Idaho Yellowstone National Park Ashton Marysville Park Munida

Purified Blood Elixir Proclaimed Cure for Impure Blood

An old newspaper ad touts Acker's Blood Elixir as a universal remedy for scrofulous and syphilitic poisons and other blood disorders. The pitch claims positive guarantees and widespread sales.

Acker RIL Rey

Ban on prizefighting sparks citywide consternation

Sheriff Frank McDonald has hunted out fighters and supporters for notice to abandon prizefighting or relocate. County Attorney Pray and Attorney General Galen back the move, aligned with Mayor L Newman who vows to curb the sport after recent re election.

Frank McDonald Pray Galen L. Newman

Decker's Body Found After Yellowstone Drowning

The body of William Decker, drowned in the Yellowstone while pursuing a fugitive horse thief, was found by Bert Slater and Fred Sawyer of the Northern Pacific crew. A coroner's inquest ruled accidental drowning. the body was buried locally. The finders will receive the $200 reward.

Forsyth William Decker Yellowstone River Milwaukee Road Bert Slaterand Fred Sawyer Northern Pacific

Robbery in Rosebud Targets Local Stores and Post Office

Forsyth County police report a Tuesday night robbery at Rosebud involving the Williams general merchandise store and adjacent hardware dealer Redrick McRae. Postmaster Fred Mefford and Williams suffered cash losses totaling about 460 dollars while McRae lost 300 in checks and goods. No tables or other items taken.

Rosebud Forsyth Reascbud Staties John

Copper Market Surges to Eighteen Year High in London

In London copper prices jumped with spot at 87 pounds 5 shillings and futures at 86 pounds, the highest since 1888. Demand far exceeds output and no metal is held for speculation as Rio Tinto rose to 66 3 8 from 65.

New York London Rio Tinto

Mrs Poindexter Hosts Pleasant X V NI Afternoon

Mrs. J B Poindexter entertained the X V NI group last Wednesday afternoon with hospitality and light refreshments in a cordial social gathering.

X. V. NI J.B. Poindexter

Chamberlains Salve for Nursing Babies Remedy

A remedy suggests applying Chamberlains Salve as soon as nursing ends and wiping off before the next feeding. The salve is widely used by trained nurses with good results. Sold by Rilet the Druggist at 25 cents per box.

Rilet

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