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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
6
In Bozeman on May 18 the Montana Wesleyan track team, weakened by mumps and measles at home, was defeated by the Agricultural College team 99 to 23. The contest was clean with prompt events and a plucky effort by Wesleyan despite the score.
Notice to customers proclaims Fo Leys Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended for children and adults. 1-m City Drug Store.
A masked holdup on Minnesota avenue in Billings Thursday evening targeted Frank Modry of Staffel cigar store. Modry resisted, fought off one assailant, but others overpowered him and took his money and a watch fob. More News from the New England States and a testimonial for Foley's Kidney Cure follow.
Farmers of Park county forming American Society of Equity adopted a price schedule for farm products at a courthouse gathering. Hay prices listed with alfalfa five dollars a ton timothy and clover six timothy seven with bulk delivery and baled hay adjustments noted.
The report notes bulk hay delivery price and fall oats at 1.4 dollars per hundred, barley at 1 dollar per bushel for feed, and wheat at Minneapolis prices with reductions for hard wheat and freight on soft wheat. A meeting is set for June 10, after the American Society of Equity convention in Omaha June 5 to 7.
G W Cloyd of Plunk Missouri recounts a near amputation four years ago after a jimson bar injures his thumb. The doctor proposed amputation but he refused and used Bucklen's Amica Salve from R L Riley druggist. The wound healed with the salve.
In Missoula on May 19 burglars attempted to force the county treasurer’s vault in the courthouse. They damaged the vault door but fled before taking any money, narrowly missing about 700 to 800 dollars in currency and silver.
Alexander Benton of Fort Edward New York praises Dr King’s New Discovery as his best remedy curing asthma six years ago and aiding his son s wife with incipient consumption after a severe cough. The ad claims marvelous power over coughs and colds with a guarantee by Riley druggist and trial bottle free.
The Northern Pacific began coal storage in Miles City to maintain an ongoing supply for emergencies. Ninety cars, about 3,600 tons, have been unloaded and dumped along the Y. It will be fenced in with a watchman stationed to guard it.
The Helena case aimed at challenging the constitutionality of the 16 hour law is slated for court action. Affected workers and industry observers await arguments outlining whether the measure aligns with constitutional protections and state labor standards.
Nursing mothers and over-burdened women in all stations of life who suffer from overwork social duties frequent bearing of children or related causes will find in this guidance support resources and relief options.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a potent restorative for women with a wide range of female disorders. It asserts safety for all states, aids nursing and expecting mothers, and promotes accompanying Lotion Tablets and Antiseptic Suppositories. The copy urges readers to request Dr Pierce's free booklet for validation.
Assistant Attorney Geneva Yancey overseeing filings in Park county. Livingston orders control the division, and Northern Pacific threatened to ignore the law, prompting submission to courts on an agreed statement of facts.
The Interior Department has released nearly one million acres of national forest land in Washington Oregon California and Wyoming from temporary withdrawal to readjust forest boundaries. The lands will open to settlement in late July and entry in August with parcels totaling 133120 in San Jacinto CA 247280 near Washington NF 98560 near Mt Rainier WA 28440 near Medicine Bow CO WY and 478760 near Cascade Heppner NF in OR.
A Pennsylvania reader reports a five year eczema case in a boy improved after using Electric Bitters. Despite early medical doubts the family tried the remedy, using several bottles until the child was fully cured. Sold by R. L. Riley's Drug Store for 50 cents.
Butte recruiting station reports an average of just over one applicant daily with forty five men enlisted in the regular Army over the past year. Major B H Cheever heads the Helena main station with four branches in Butte Great Falls Livingston and Missoula and his staff have supplied 180 recruits in a year while only about one in nine applicants is accepted.
A humorous newspaper ad promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a gentle remedy to keep bowels regular and prevent appendix trouble. The product is guaranteed by R. L. Riley, a druggist, and offered for 25 cents.
Helena May 20 A California forty niner and Civil War veteran John Murphy died here today aged 72 He came overland to Montana from Fort Dalles Oregon by way of Walla Walla in 1866 and had been very successful as a miner and rancher.
Mothers experienced with the ailment may find relief by applying Chamberlain's Salve as soon as the child finishes nursing. Wipe off with a soft cloth before nursing again. The salve is widely used by trained nurses and sold by R. L. Riley, the druggist.
A parish note requests the coughing man who disturbed the congregation last Sunday to purchase Foley's Honey and Tar from City Drug Store to ease his irritation.
Great Falls May 20 Pupils from Boston Heights school left class and marched home after health officials failed to fumigate the building following a scarlet fever outbreak that sickened several students. Parents supported the walkout, most pupils from lower grades participated.
Open water rights on 960 acres in the East end of Centennial valley with two houses a stable and large corral. The property yields 150 tons of hay and suits a summer camp. Adjacent range is excellent. Terms very reasonable inquire Johnson Smith Dillon Montana.
Wanted experienced irrigators. For particulars call or address J. E. Morse, 20 31.
In Saeta a painter is told to depict cows in a stable. The artist must show both the stable scene and the cows, with pay due for the completed work. The dialogue highlights miscommunication and the demand to deliver the full image.
A fragmented item recalls Mrs Benham and a remark about coveting neighbors wives and a brief, unclear aside. The text appears as a stray clipping with limited context and no further details.
The office will prepare an abstract of all uncancelled mortgages on record on the first Monday in March and hand it to the Assessor for assessment against the mortgagee. Parties may call to cancel paid mortgages before that date to avoid assessment. Dated Dillon February 13, 1907. Jno. F. Baxter, County Clerk.
United States Land Office notice dated May 7 1907 states George W French of Dillon Montana has filed for patent for 9563 linear feet along Spring Gulch creek bed from the Blue Wing placer survey No 8342 in Beaverhead county unsurveyed Township 7 and 8 South Range 11 West. The claim is recorded in Beaverhead County records and described by several survey courses starting at corner 1 near the Sec for at the SW corner of Sec 35 T75S R41W.
Notice is given that Elizabeth A. Marchesseau of Polaris, Montana filed to make final proof on desert-land claim No. 8251 in sections 7 and 18 T5S R12W before Clerk F A Hazlebacker in Dillon on June 10, 1907. Witnesses: John dy Williams Edward Marchesseau John Pendergast Polaris and Theodore Nelson Dillon.
Grant Montana February 15 1907 notice to J S Burnett John Roberts and Attilio Guidici that $700 spent on annual labor and improvements to hold the Delia Quartz Lode in Bloody Dick mining district Beaverhead County Montana through 1900 1906. If coowners do not contribute within 90 days after publication or service, interest will vest in subscriber S Roserrs as required by law.
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