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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
7
The Montana railroad commission ordered substantial reductions in express rates after a January hearing. The new tariff, effective twenty days after notice, lowers 100 pound shipments from 60 cents to 40 cents and 100 miles rates from 1.50 to 1.00, with other cuts for both merchandise and general freight.
Everett Poindexter a ranch worker near Dillon was jailed Monday on grand larceny charges for allegedly taking a $10 bill from Ed McDonald during a drunken outing. McDonald later asked to drop the charge after a talk with Poindexter, with the county attorney's counsel cited. Poindexter posted $200 bond for a preliminary hearing, and the case was withdrawn after McDonald’s decision. Also noted is a Carey Act land opening near Weiser Idaho with rail fare details and sale dates.
Almira Stevens awaits Memorial Day blooms for a grave she built in secret. A friendly flower seed man arrives with plants and a revealing, ironic twist about the buried name on the memorial stone.
Breathing Hyomei the pocket inhaler kit cures catarrh in minutes with a money back guarantee if not relieved. The outfit costs 1.00 and includes a long lasting inhaler with extra bottle liquid for 50c, sold by Potts in Dillon and druggists nationwide.
An advertisement claims 5 ers Sarsaparilla is a tonic that purifies blood and strengthens nerves, unlike other alcohol based products. It promotes asking a doctor about this non alcoholic medicine and cites JC Ager Co Lowell Massachusetts as the source.
Poles 25 feet long with 6 inch tops to be delivered on line between Bannack and Grant. For complete specifications apply by Saturday June 4 to F. A. Hazepaker 21-11 Manager.
Portland Rose Festival in Portland Oregon offers reduced rates via Oregon Short Line. See local agents for selling dates and rates.
Montana’s Ark-Hot Springs Natural Vapor and hot baths offered under a competent physician and masseurs. Water touted for rheumatism and various ailments with pamphlet available. Rates from 2 to 3.50 per day and 14 to 21 per week, twenty five miles east of Butte with seven N P passenger trains stopping daily.
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