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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1907

Page

2

Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Safe Women’s Care

A long promotion for Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription claims it safely strengthens and restores women with delicate ailments. It emphasizes non addictive ingredients, endorsements by medical writers, and notes free consultation with Dr. Pierce. Also advertises Pleasant Pellets and the Common Sense Medical Adviser.

Dr. Pierce Pierce R. V. Pierce Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo N. Y

Patrol Driver Kills Brewery Driver in Butte

In Butte on October 26 Patrol Driver W A McManus shot and killed C L Hicks during a confrontation in the bad lands after Hicks fled from an arrest and knocked McManus down.

Butte W. A. McManus C. L. Hicks

Shipping Mules from Alder to St Louis Firm

Robert T. Boatman of Home Park shipped eight carloads of horses and mules from Alder. The purchase was by a St. Louis firm and the stock will go directly to that city. Boatman notes strong demand and satisfactory prices for horses.

Virginia City Robert T. Boatman Home Park

Foley's Kidney Cure Says Relief From Dropsy Brights Disease

Robert O Burke of Arora New York describes severe dropsy and impaired vision from Brights disease. After using Foley's Kidney Cure he reports rapid improvement, with dropsy disappearing after three bottles. City Drug Store presented the testimonial.

Robert O. Burke Arora N. Y Foley Bright City Drug Store

Orphans Run Away From Home At Twin Bridges

Five wards of the state orphans home fled after dark seeking work. Four found potato picking jobs with a Waterloo farmer and were returned by authorities. A 14 year old remains at large.

Twin Bridges State Waterloo

State Savings bank solvent says examiner report

A preliminary report from State Examiner Collins states the State Savings bank in Butte is solvent and capable of meeting all obligations. Assets total 3,725,000 while liabilities amount to 3,370,000, with figures subject to change and not reflecting certain items.

Butte State Savings Bank Collins

Capital stock surplus and undivided profits note

The article notes the capital stock, the surplus, and undivided profits belonging to the stockholders as part of financial reporting.

One Crop Paid for St Louis County Land

In St Lewistown on October 29 Floyd Bacon of Moore paid $4,000 to own a 160 acre tract after harvesting over 5,000 bushels of winter wheat from Stone and Long land. The crop was sold to finance the purchase.

Lewistown Judith Basin Floyd Bacon Moore Stone & Long

Who Beats It Townsend Oct 30 Grain Record

George Ballard reports over 100 bushels of oats per acre and threshed 2,044 bushels of grain from 20 acres. This bold yield prompts readers to challenge the record and share results.

Townsend George Ballard

Weldon Pleads Guilty in Anaconda Arm Shot Case

William Weldon pleaded guilty to shooting William Loftus in the Crystal Saloon during an August altercation. Judge Winton sentenced Weldon to one year in the penitentiary for the gun injury incident.

Anaconda William Weldon Shoetrick Loftus Winton Weldon Loftus Crystal Saloon

Won't Appoint Receiver for State Savings Bank

Butte October 26 Judge Bourquin heard applications by Geo Dodgson to appoint a receiver for the State Savings Bank run by F Aug Heinze. The court continued the case to November 15 after considering the state's petition. The judge said receiver appointment is a harsh last resort.

Butte State Savings Bank Financial House

Electric Bitters Praised by Gettysburg Vet from Fayette

David Parker of Fayette New York who lost a foot at Gettysburg credits Electric Bitters with major health gains. He suffered long stomach trouble and spent much on medicines before trying the tonic. Parker declares he would not take $500 for the improvements. The ad promotes Electric Bitters as a grand tonic for the aged female weaknesses and weak kidneys. Guaranteed by Riley the Druggist. Price 50c.

David Parker Fayette, N. Y Gettysburg Riley

Warner Sentenced to Eighteen Months in Penitentiary

Lewistown reports Jack Warner, linked to the August robbery of a drunken sheep herder, turned state's evidence against J Frank Ward who fled. Judge Cheadle rejects minimum penalties in such cases and imposes an eighteen month term.

Lewistown Jack Warner J. Frank Ward Warner Cheadle

Delegates Appointed for Mining Congress in Joplin

Acting Governor Edwin Norris names delegates to represent Montana at the tenth annual American Mining Congress in Joplin Missouri from November 11 to 16. Appointees include William Walsh Helena W B Orem Butte W R Allen Anaconda Charles S Muffly Winston H M Rae Gilt Edge E B Howell Butte C C Newman Helena J L Templeman Butte Harry H Armstead Polaris Emerson Hill Redrock.

Helena Edwin Norris American Mining Congress Joplin William Walsh W. B.orem Butte W. R. Allen Anaconda Charles S. Muffly Winston H. M. Rae Gilt Edge E. B. Howell C. C. Newman J. L. Templeman Harry H. Armstead Polaris Emerson Hill Redrock

Dancing Death and Cold Remedies Highlight 1900s Notices

A poem warns dances breed pneumonia while Foley’s Honey and Tar touted as a cure. City Drug Store market notices $1,750 value for one acre in Helena. F A Reese notes Bitter Root prosperity with farmers yielding 1000 apple boxes at $1.75 each, amid high demand.

Foley City Drug Store Helena F. A. Reese Rayalli County Hamilton

Montana postmasters seek raise in Helena meeting

Helena October 28 postmasters request higher pay and plan a November meeting to voice protests to officials in Washington. A call has been issued for all eligible men to attend the gathering at the presidential post offices in the state.

Helena Montana Washington Ing Presidential

A Hard Debt to Pay

G S Clark of Westfield Iowa credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life from a near fatal lung illness. He reports the medicine cured a severe dry hacking cough after three bottles and claims no other remedy matches its effectiveness for throat and lung troubles. Riley the Druggist guarantees the product with 50 cents to 1.00 and offers a free trial bottle.

G. S. Clark Westfield Iowa

Fo Leys Honey and Tar for Coughs Endorsed Under Pure Food Law

The City Drug Store announces Fo Leys Honey and Tar for Coughs and Lung Troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is a safe remedy for children and adults.

Foley City Drug Store

Barnes King mine sale price disclosed in Bozeman interview

E W King principal owner of the Barnes King mine before sale revealed in a Great Falls interview the total price received by him and partners for the property, amounting to 900 dollars.

Barnes-King Great Falls E. W. King Bozeman Barnes- King

Col Tom McTague Reunites With Ex Wife in Seattle Ceremony

In Butte on Oct 25 it leaked that Col Tom McTague of Deer Lodge remarried his former wife with a justice of the peace officiating. The couple, now in Seattle, had been divorced only weeks earlier in Butte after returning from Europe.

Butte Col Tom McTague Deer Lodge

Dr King's New Life Pills Promoted for Digestive Health

An old advertisement promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as gentle bowel cleansers to prevent appendicitis and disorders from harsh purgatives. The copy claims loads of benefits and lists Riley s drug store at 25 cents a bottle.

Dr. King Riley’s

No Death Penalty Here in Montana Murder Trial

Butte October 25. A Montana Supreme Court ruling may abolish the death penalty if sustained. The case of Theodore Canteloni charged with murdering Mollie Quinn opened today as a juror opposed to the death penalty sat on the panel despite state objections.

Butte Theodore Canteloni Mollie Quinn Supreme Court of Montana

Buck Len's Arnica Salve Promoted by Chapel Hill Writer

J G Jenkins of Chapel Hill NC endorses Buck Len's Arnica Salve as relief for a felon and general sores burns and wounds. The seller Riley's drug store advertises the 35 cent tin as best on earth for healing.

Bucklen J. G. Jenkins Chapel Hill N.C Riley's

Pittsburg-Montana smelter resumes operations after suspension

Butte reports the Pittsburg Montana smelter and mines have resumed work after about two months idle. About two hundred men are employed again at the site in renewed activity.

Butte Pittsburg-Montana

Foley's Kidney Cure Promoted by City Drug Store

An old advertisement proclaims Foley's Kidney Cure will treat kidney and bladder troubles not beyond medical reach, urging readers to seek the remedy at City Drug Store.

Foley City Drug Store

Montana to Track Coal Movement to Ward Shortages

Helena October 29 The Montana railroad commission plans a checking system to monitor coal train movement and prevent a coal famine. It invites cooperation from coal producers dealers and citizens.

Helena Montana Railroad Commission

Heinze plans Montana return to battle Amalgamated Copper

Undaunted by his Wall Street defeat, F Augustus Heinze will go back to Montana to wage anew his fight against Amalgamated Copper. Report from Helena says he can realize several million dollars from New York holdings to fund the campaign.

Helena Wall Street F. Augustus Heinze Montana Amalgamated Copper Company New York Heinze

Pneumonia Follows a Cold and Foley’s Honey and Tar

Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy that stops coughs heals lungs and prevents pneumonia. Mentions City Drug Store and Tribune Store promoting weekly postcard offers with new items.

Foley City Drug Store

For Sale 150 Cotswold Bucks in Dillon Montana

For sale 150 large grade Cotswold bucks ages one and two years present in good condition. Contact Craig Cornell Dillon Montana or via address 40-13 for details and arrangements.

Craig Cornell Dillon Montana

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