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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1904
Page
6
Montana land sale records show 320 acres of beach land near Belt sold at 10 dollars per acre while 60 000 acres were leased, expected rental about 12 000 dollars. Separate item notes a skeleton found near Philipsburg with murder implications tied to Mrs Nerling at Warm Springs asylum pending questions.
Billings reports Mrs May Carrington about forty years old committed suicide in her apartment early Sunday morning during a period of despondency. The act ends her life by her own hand.
The notice touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children, claiming it has superior effects and is enjoyed by kids. It asserts the true remedy is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only.
Police arrest M Kolbceck in Havre suspecting him as the man who killed Officer Stevens a week ago, following an investigation by local authorities.
Itching piles cause moisture and itching and this form along with Blind Bleeding and Protruding Piles are cured by Dr Bosanko's Pile Remedy. Stops itching and bleeding. Absorbs tumors, 50c a jar, at druggists or by mail. Treatise free. Dr Bosanko Philadelphia Penn. For sale by City Drug Store. 18 ly.
Butte fire department member Charles Persons died Sunday morning from appendicitis. An advertisement touts Herbineg as a vegetable remedy claimed to cure indigestion liver kidney issues and improve bowel regulation. A Cocoa Florida editor endorses the medicine and notes local sale by Riley the Druggist.
Helena Gilliland private secretary to Senator Clark in Washington sustained serious injuries in a railroad collision at Clifton Fords Virginia last Friday.
In 1901 Mrs. D. W. Capps of Capps Alabama reports using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough. She says it loosened the cough reduced the severity and frequency and prevented pneumonia and notes Riley the druggist sells it.
Lewiston Benjamin Wills died by his own action in the early hours Saturday morning. He leaves a mother and sister residing in town.
W H Howard of Husband Pa reports his mother suffered years with rheumatism and could hardly move. After using Chamberlains Pain Balm she could walk again and keeps it on hand. for sale by Riley the Druggist.
Plans under government consideration may relocate the Carlisle Indian School from Carlisle Pennsylvania to Helena. The item notes a potential move as a major development for the school and its students.
An old advert promotes Acker's English Remedy to treat coughs colds and croup. It offers a money back guarantee of 25 ots and 60 ots if relief is not immediate and cites Riley's Drug Store as the retailer.
Havre in Montana reports John L. Simmons a hotel keeper shot and killed Emile Launer, a cattleman from the Sweetgrass Hills, during a Monday night quarrel. Officials say Simmons fired a rifle through Launer's body in a cold blooded act of violence.
The notorious band led by Riley’s Drug Store target Dutch Henry dissolves after years of terror. Authorities mounted an active crackdown forcing the group to disband and seek other fields, with only Dutch Henry remaining likely to depart.
Dr. T. G. Merritt of No Mehoopany Pa narrates a dramatic recovery from violent stomach hemorrhages due to ulceration. He prescribed Electric Bitters, noting immediate improvement and 14 months without an attack. The product is guaranteed for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and kidney troubles and sold at 500 at City Drug Store.
A Dempseytown Pennsylvania resident lauds Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming they renew youthful vigor in two weeks. The ad promotes the vegetable remedy for liver and bowel issues at City Drug Store.
Big Timber Hank Myers a rancher on Deer Creek died after he fatally shot himself during a delirious episode according to local reports. The incident occurred at his residence and investigators are reviewing the case.
Advertisement proclaims Moki tea as a permanent cure for constipation indigestion and general wellness. It claims improved appetite sleep and happiness with a satisfaction guarantee or money back priced at 25 ota and 50 ots.
In spring a husband and wife suffered severe diarrhoea until a friend shared Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After trying it, they were cured before finishing the bottle. Editor H Q Bailey endorses the remedy and notes it is sold by Riley, the Druggist.
Dillon Montana May 18 1904 list of letters remaining uncalled for at the post office. Names include Alfred Wdaysz Mra 8 E Brisco A J Christensen N Dell Martin Dittrich Louis Downey Johny Finch Georsz Frosig Mike Fuller Davie J Gibson Albert Hanlin C J Hackett JA Lathens Clara Kenter Tom Lookard Jas Leach Miss Willie Marrow Hobt Mathews H Moss P B McPhetridge CL 3 Rivers Lynn Richards AJ Slater Jess Price Crayton Sheets Ugian Shaw RV Walters Joo Stikes AJ.
A Rural New York correspondent asks about putting clover in the silo and whether to keep it green or wilt it. H. E. Cook replies that green silage is best but wilted briefly with water aids handling, advises cutting for winter or immediate use, and notes forage plants hold less water than corn. L. W. Lighty discusses beef production with silage, market potential, and the need for shelter with improved feeding.
Breed er's Gazette reports a Memorial Day parade in Boston with over 450 teams and horses and more than $1,000 in prizes. Awards favored skill and care over conformation, highlighting Old King Coal as champion and urging breeders to retire scrub stock for better stock breeding practices.
A New Orleans Times-Democrat quote praises a young wife’s rainbow smile after a shower, describing it as beautiful yet the most expensive bit of scenery produced on the human face.
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