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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1905
Page
2
In Judge Grogan's court Saturday Mrs. Frank Heardt was convicted for keeping her 13 year old son from attending school. She was fined 20 dollars under Montana's first school attendance law. ACKER'S ENGLISH advertisement notes offered money refund protection for coughs and colds. 24a Riley. cow
William Ray Jr of a leading St Paul commission house said his firm bought over 470000 sheep in the state during the year. Many will be fed near Forsyth in Rosebud county.
A home remedy praised for croup prevention and immediate use. The ad asserts Chamberlains Cough Remedy stops the attack if given at first hoarseness or at the onset of a croupy cough. Available from Riley, the Druggist.
In the wake of a late city fire, the involved insurance companies have settled all claims totaling about 500000 dollars. The loss to the property owners is estimated at around 200000 dollars.
Advertisement notes Chamberlain's Salve for chapped hands and skin diseases sold by Riley the Druggist. Also reports Boston & Montana company ore shipments in October fell by ten thousand tons from prior months due to railroad car shortages.
H. C. Bailey editor of the News Chapin South Carolina reports a bilious attack that kept him from the office. He took three Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and felt like a new man the next day. Sold by Riley the Druggist.
The Amalga mated Copper company directors announce a 1 percent dividend payable on November 27. The Boston Montana company follows with a $10 per share dividend.
A Bronson Florida resident reports in February 1902 that Herbine quickly relieves constipation and prevents related liver and kidney complaints. The advert notes a 50 cent bottle and urges readers to try the medicine.
Kalispell Ollie Simmons, a fifteen year old boy, was shot and perhaps fatally wounded Tuesday evening while playing bandit with his companion Geo Bryant.
Ballards Snow Liniment is advertised to penetrate the blood and relieve neuralgia rheumatism lumbago and sciatic pains with reported cures. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes sold by RL Riley.
Lewistown magnate John W. Drake, who owns a controlling stake in the Kendall townsite company and is a major mine owner, announces plans to construct a Lewistown to Kendall branch railroad at an estimated cost of 250000 dollars.
A Chicago and Northwestern Railway notice seeks names of eastern friends or relatives planning spring or summer moves to the west. It promises greatly reduced one way and round trip rates and states agents will contact or write to potential movers, led by General Agent C A Walker in Salt Lake City.
Missoula man C. F. Kelley recently received 15000 from an investment of 250 in Tonopah gold fields. He shipped 14600 to N W Harris & Co New York brokers to buy U S bonds, but the package at broker headquarters contained only old newspaper clippings. Detectives are investigating the disappearance as a mystery.
An advertisement claims Acker's Blood Elixir can cure blood diseases and improve health, noting impure blood causes pale skin and eruptions. It asserts the product works where cheap purifiers fail and offers a positive guaranteed sale, signed by R L Riley.
Veteran residents warn of a severe winter mirroring 1880 1 with signs seen early in the season. They urge preparations for cold months and potential shortages.
E B Reed of Harmony Maine recalls his mother's death from consumption and credits Dr King's New Discovery for Coughs and Colds with preventing serious lung trouble. Quick relief and cure advertised at Riley's drug store with trial bottle offered.
Bozeman near this city John McLeod a ranch owner was found dead in his bed Sunday by his wife He had been in poor health for several years The piece notes that many children inherit weak constitutions and mentions tea free Geaui or cure products by R L Riley and others
Ft. Shaw Indians football team falls 40 to 11 at Bozeman Agricultural College in a Tuesday matchup. An ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea to ease pains named rheumatism neuralgia lumbago and pleurisy priced 35 cents. R. L. Riley.
Lewistown marks the placement of the corner stone for its new $10,000 library gifted by Andrew Carnegie. An advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents in tea or tablets by R. L. Riley.
A circular seeks courteous boys in Montana school districts to sell subscriptions for The State. Earn 25 cents per dollar collected from cash subscriptions. Send weekly subscriber names and addresses, keep 25 cents, remit the rest by registered letter or money order. Include clear names and post office addresses.
Nasal catarrh quickly yields to Ely's Cream Balm which cleanses and heals the surface it diffuses over. Druggists offer the 50 cent size with a trial mail option of 10 cents. A liquid form named Ely's Liquid Cream Balm with spraying tube costs 75 cents and aims to suit atomizer users.
A Santa Fe passenger train from Chicago wrecked one mile east of Blue River Kansas City on the Rock Creek cut when a loose rail derailed five cars at 35 miles per hour. Thirteen killed and about thirty injured amid stories of heroic rescues and brutal wreckage. Names of the dead and severely injured include local residents, railroad workers, and immigrants from Naples and Switzerland.
A head on collision between two Chicago Rock Island and Pacific freight trains near Casey Iowa on October 31 killed six men including Fireman Ed Nelson Engineer Bert Shields and Fireman William Marshall all of Valley Junction plus Brake man Frank Johns and Rev J W Caldwell of Van Meter The crash damaged engines and wrecked trains No 85 and No 96 with crewmen injured or killed and signals disputed by the crews.
In Topeka Judge Pollock ordered the Rock Island railroad to turn over all money in dispute to the court clerk in a suit between H. E. Brown an employee and D. D. Drake a Kansas City money lender. Drake is enjoined from any suit except for the sum Brown borrowed at 10 percent monthly.
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