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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1911

Page

5

State forester urges immediate destruction of beetle infected pines

Helena Montana State Forester C W Jungberg plans to seek approval from the state board of land commissioners to destroy all trees in state forests infected by the pine beetle. He says the larva has appeared last June and has destroyed over 3600 acres, with risk of spreading to northwest lands and millions of dollars of timber losses if not cut and burned.

Helena C.W. Jungberg State Board of Land Commissioners Montana

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Praised for Coughs

Mrs. Anna Pelzer of 2526 Jefferson St So Omaha Neb endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a sure cure for coughs and colds. She cites her daughter’s recovery and a neighbor’s family using the remedy. For sale by all draggists. lm

Foley Anna Pelzer Jefferson St Omaha Neb Benson

North and South railroad survey reaches near Harlowton

A branch line named the North and South railroad linking Harlowton on the Puget Sound with Columbus on the Northern Pacific via Big Basin country appears assured. A survey party in Harlowton this week shows final surveying within about 40 miles of the town and grading may start this fall with Columbus capitalists backing the project.

Harlowton North & South Railroad Puget Sound Columbus Big Basin

Foley's Kidney Pills Advertised For Kidney Trouble Relief

Backache headache nervousness and rheumatism signal kidney trouble says J E Parker of Ft Smith Arkansas who notes Foley's Kidney Pills regulate urinary organs provide quick results and lasting benefit. Sold by all druggists. Start taking them now.

Foley J. E. Parker 10Th St Ft. Smith, Ark

Dixon Democrat to Launch in Dixon by Beasley

Plains reporter notes George A. Beasley formerly solicitor for a Missoula paper has shipped the old Heron News plant and will start a new venture in Dixon. The first issue will appear around next Friday as an independent democratic journal led by Beasley.

Dixon Plains George A. Beasley Missoula Heron News

Cough Suppressant Ad Promotes Foley Honey and Tar

An advertisement claims coughing at night destroys sleep and that Foley's Honey and Tar Compound stops the cough at once. It urges keeping the product in the house and warns against substitutes to prevent colds from worsening into bronchitis or pneumonia.

Foley

Counterfeiter Caught in Big Fork Case

Kalispell resident W F Borst owner of a shooting gallery at Big Fork was taken to Helena to answer a charge of issuing and circulating counterfeit coin. Sheriff Ingraham has more than two hundred bogus dollars and Borst confessed his guilt and disclosed the place of his device.

Kalispell W. F. Borst Big Fork Helena Ingraham Borst

Kidney Trouble Relief Reported By Mail Carrier

Fred Duehren of Atchison Kansas, a mail carrier, says kidney and bladder pain worsened with heavy loads. After starting Foley's Pills he reports being entirely rid of kidney trouble and as sound as ever.

Fred Duehren Atchison, Kan

Billings Street Car Line to Use Battery Power

The Billings street car line will start operation soon after November first. Cars will be powered by storage batteries carried aboard, eliminating the need for trolleys or poles. This will be the first battery powered line in the state, though similar cars are used in parts of New York City.

Billings New York City

Lon Hess Dies in Oregon After Montana Newspaper Career

Lon R. Hess, born 1865 in Montgomery City Missouri, died in Salem Oregon. He moved to Louisiana Missouri, then Montana in 1883 where he and Nat Hess bought the Silver State in Deer Lodge in 1889. In 1892 he sold his share, moved to Philipsburg and started Citizens' Call, editing it until 1901 when he joined Helena as private secretary to Governor Toole, a post he held until 1906 due to ill health.

Deer Lodge Portland Ore Lon R. Hess Salem Montgomery City Louisiana Montana Nat Lon Hess Silver State Crossman Bros Low Abe Hoss Philipsburg Citizens’ Call Helena Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor Toole Randolph Thompson

Miss Cruse Elopes with Butte Miner

Miss Mamie Cruse daughter of Thomas Cruse eloped Oct 24 and wed Harry C. Cotter a Butte mining man at Boulder Hot Springs at 4 00 pm Justice Matt Smith performed the ceremony. Cruse had recently regained her maiden name after divorce from Alva DeCourcey O'Brien of New York and had spent little time in Helena, traveling East before the Boulder trip.

Cruse Helena Mamie Cruse Thomas Cruse Alva DeCourcey O’brien New York Harry C. Cotter Butte Boulder Hot Springs Colonel Cruse

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Cures Longstanding Foot Ulcer

H D Ely of Banton Ohio refused medical amputation for a four year ulcer and used Bucklen's Arnica Salve instead, claiming his foot was quickly cured. The ad promotes the salve for burns boils sores eczema pimples and corns with Potts as the local druggist.

H. D. Ely Banton Ohio Bucklen Potts

Record Night Exposes 113 Bottles Of Beer Feat

Thelma McDonald, a local underworld figure, was arrested on robbery charges after a couple consumed 113 bottles of beer and other drinks in one night. John Grovolko alleges he was robbed after paying for drinks with an initial $175, leaving only 55 cents by Sunday morning. The arrest was made by police and bail set at $100 pending investigation.

Great Falls Thelma McDonald Underworld John Grovolko Grovolko Third Avenue South

Senator W B George to Represent Montana at Exposition

Montana Senator W B George of Yellowstone county will represent the state at the American Land and Irrigation Exposition in New York November 3 through 12. He will lecture on Montana products for a half hour on two afternoons and show stereoptical views of Montana harvests and scenes including orchards alfalfa and grain. Dr Sudduth will host an alfalfa dinner during the event.

Billings Mont W. B. George Yellowstone County Montana Madison Square Garden New York Sudduth

One Weak Spot Kidney Pills Endorsement

Doan's Kidney Pills advertised as relief for backache and urinary problems. Dillon Montana resident W R Kent testifies the remedy cured his kidney pain after an operation and a later brief relapse, noting five boxes' use restored function. price 50 cents.

Doan W. R. Kent Dillon, Mont Dean Potts’ Drug Store Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States

Sugar Factory Sets Beet Refining Record in Billings

The Billings sugar factory reports a record for refining beets and producing sugar up to midnight October 26. Harvesting on the Huntley project, the top beet district, nears completion as beets arrive from Yellow stone and Clarke's Fork valleys. Estimated farmer payments reach about $1.2 billion, a net gain over last year.

Billings Huntley Yellowstone Clarke's Fork Valley

Midnight Marriage License in Helena

At midnight last Friday night deputy Fred Sterling from L. F. Reece's office awoke to issue a marriage license to Franklyn J. Heyston, son of D. J. Heyfron, and Gladys Pollinger, formerly of Helena but now of Twin Bridges. The couple were married in Missoula this morning with George A. Pollinger as her father.

Helena Fred Sterling L. F. Reece

German farmer plans trip to Fatherland after profitable year

Twin Bridges note describes William Buhl a German farmer in the lower valley who will net several thousand dollars from hay grain and vegetables this year and is considering a winter visit to his homeland. Five years ago he bought his ranch on time and has since paid it off with money in the bank.

Wm. Buhl Fatherland

Man Named William Glissin Kills Mother in The Dalles

In The Dalles Oregon a 45 year old man William Glissin stabbed and killed his mother after she reproached him for intemperate behavior. The incident occurred recently and state authorities are investigating the domestic tragedy.

Dalles Oregon William Glissin

Devoe Paint Advertises Protective Exterior Coatings

A brief ad from Hughes & McCaleb agents promotes Devoe Paint as the safe choice for weatherproofing in winter and early spring. It urges homeowners to trust Devoe for quality inside and outside painting needs.

Hog Cholera Spreads Near Bozeman Gallatin Valley

Hog raisers in Gallatin Valley report a cholera outbreak near Bozeman. Several herds have been wiped out and more are at risk. City Meat and Milk Inspector Howard M. Walsh is vaccinating droves to control the disease promptly.

Bozeman City Meat and Milk Howard M. Walsh

Rexall Orderlies Claim Permanent Constipation Relief

An ad extols Rexall Orderlies as a safe remedy for chronic constipation, denounces laxatives, and promotes tone up of the large intestine. It touts pleasant taste and wide suitability from children to the elderly, with pricing for 12, 36, and 80 tablets and availability at Potts the Druggist, 15 Bannack St, The Rerald Store.

Rexall Orderlies Rerald

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