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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1901
Page
3
The state land board rejects leasing as a policy and vows appraisal of all agricultural lands as leases expire. Timber lands will be reappraised and sold, grazing lands offered for sale or lease to limit large acquisitions and protect settlement opportunities.
Donovan announced stricter enforcement of gambling laws this week. He cited strong progress and said county attorneys are cooperating closely.
A historical advertisement promotes Lane's Medicine a pleasant herbal laxative tea. It claims to soothe the stomach liver and kidneys and improve complexion with daily bowel movement. Priced 2 50 and 5 00, sold by City Drag Store.
Instructions for using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on young calves or colts from day one to a month old with a teaspootal dose in half a gill of water after each bowel operation. For older animals add to feed. Sold by L. J. Williams. Thousands of valuable animals saved yearly. The remedy also advised for human diarrhoea.
Two hundred Butte and Boston smelter employees signed a request to the managers to resume operations. They agree to drop the 8 hour agitation for outside workmen.
Josh Edgar of Germantown Cal describes a 14 year struggle with sciatic rheumatism. After trying many remedies he used Chamberlains Pain Balm and was immediately relieved and soon cured. The liniment is sold by L J Williams.
N A Clark student at Bozeman Agricultural College was assaulted last Sunday evening by fellow students. He was brutally beaten, his hair cut with pocket knives, and part of his scalp torn away. The incident is under investigation.
A vintage drug warning and sales note urging readers to let a cough run its course, then promote Kemp's Balsam with a positive guarantee. It touts first dose effectiveness and notes prices 2?50 and 50 cents with a trial size free, sold by City Drug Store.
The Boston and Montana Mining and Smelting Company votes unanimously to sell its mining properties after an offer of 5 000 000 dollars is presented. The decision leads to dissolution of the company by the stockholders.
A sale notice advertises Sherman’s Headache Cure promising immediate relief and cure for neuralgia. One dose cures with guaranteed harmless effect. Boxes priced 8 and 100 cents sold by City Drug Store.
Frank Myers, operator at Bear Creek station, claims self defense after shooting and killing a Japanese section hand on the Great Northern Saturday while saying he was pursued by ten Japs. No memorial exercises held on Custer battlefield as Burlington lacked transport for the planned event. Kemp’s Balsam ad and Mokites cure all at city drug stores.
Rollin P. Blanchard, a respected Helene office lawyer and Civil War veteran, died at 9:30 a.m. last Thursday of pneumonia. He was 96 and a member of the American Legion.
An old ad claims bad breath as a social plague and promotes Lane's Tea as a nightly remedy to cleanse the stomach and bowels and freshen breath. The price is 150 and 0c for an eight package unit sold by City Drag.
Morton files location notice on 1¢ lead mining claim in Bozeman. He says he discovered the mine twenty four years ago but copper prices then were low so he did not pursue development.
M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana praises Dr Kings New Life Pills for curing his wife after long illness, stating they work wonders for health and urging others to try them. City Drug sold at 250.
A woman from St. Paul to Helena, described as a ticketer, escaped from the train at the Helena water tank after being locked in a stateroom for much of the journey due to alleged insane actions. Her name is unknown and she has disappeared.
Advertises Crause's Cold Cure Capsules with dosing guidance for daytime and night use. Claims to cure a cold and ensure restful sleep and morning bowel movement. Price 250. Sold by City Drug store.
The Renepe-Owenhouse company store in Bozeman was broken into last week, with a large quantity of cutlery and clothing stolen. The theft was traced to Belgrade where the thief was selling the goods. Also noted is an ad urging readers to buy Krause's Headache Capsules from City Drug, 25 cents, with a "guarantee" claim. Mrs. Nat Collins, billed as the cattle queen, will give a lecture in Helena soon, described as a notable western figure.
Experience is pitched as the best teacher for coughs colds or croup recommending Acker’s English Remedy with a money back guarantee. The ad promotes 25 cent and 50 cent sizes from L J Williams in Cen.
George Chichester of Great Falls and I r Corson of Sunnyside travel down the Missouri River seeking a last placer claim found in the 1860s by John Lepley. Lepley was killed by Indians, and the mine's exact location has been lost to time.
An old time remedy touts Ludhty’s Celery Nerve Compound as purifying blood and toning nerves to restore energy during winter illness. It claims to improve appetite and vigor, sold at the City Drug Store.
The Amalgamated Copper Co enlarges its capital to 155,000,000 to secure control of the Boston and Montana and Consolidated Silver Mining Co and the Butte and Boston Consolidated Mining Co. The move follows an increase from 75,000,000.
A Plymouth Oklahoma seller of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy notes five bottles sold yesterday to threshers who kept working without time loss. The vendor urges households to keep a bottle at home and lists L J Wil as a supplier.
Strong winds near Bozeman wrecked Holland Settlement fields, blowing away soil and burying new shoots. Farmers face replanting as damaged seedlings fail to push through after the gusts.
An advertisement claims stark symptoms like dull headaches fever and sores indicate impure blood and touts Acker's Blood Elixir as a universal cure. It promises purification and health with a positive guarantee from J. Williams at Central Pharmacy.
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