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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1908

Page

4

Farmers Institute Planned in Dillon in March

ERS Prof F S Cooley of the Bozeman Experimental Station announces a Montana farmers institutes program in Dillon for March. Dates to be decided. Speakers include Prof R W Clark animal husbandman at Bozeman, Broox on farm experience, and Cooley on various topics. A statewide bulletin will publish dates and the Dillon program.

F. S. Cooley Montana Farmers’ Institutes Dillon Cooley R. W. Clark Montana Bozeman Broox Dillon Institute

Nest Building Apes of West Africa Shelter Nests In Storms

West Africa hosts a species of apes known for building watertight nests from overlapping branches and leaves. They suspend the nests from trees and sit beneath them during heavy storms as shelters.

West Africa

Early dental lore and Churchill on the lion

The article notes Cicero mentioning tooth extraction and Aesculapius as inventor, dating to about 1300 years before Christ, and Hippocrates’ writings on dental care with Tanagra tomb evidence. It adds a Churchill claim that the lion avoids quarrels and seeks to preserve himself.

Cicero Aesculapius Christ Hippocrates Tanagra Winston Churchill

Tribune Offers Free Marked Copies By Request

The paper invites county residents to request marked copies be sent to any address at no charge. Readers are urged to share the paper with friends to raise awareness of the publication and its content.

Aigil the Tribune

Rams for Sale From Dell Ranch by Henry Thompson

200 head of large French Merino rams aged 1 2 and 3 years are available for viewing at the Dell area ranch. Prices right. Henry Thompson signs the notice.

Dell Henry Thompson

Lost shotgun found by sheriff after yearlong search

Sheriff M D Gist recovered a fine shotgun lost about a year ago. Chief Stone and officers aided in the find. The gun had vanished from the court house barn and was traced after reports of two sportsmen from Butte who left it unattended on the Big Hole river. A tramp's gun had been left behind during a pursuit, leading to the resolution.

M. D. Gist Chief Stone Mr. Stone Butte Big Hole Dillon Noble Lima Sportsman Gist Court House

A Poor Man's Proposition at Pioneer Gold Mines

Adam Bright reports the Pioneer Gold Mining and Milling Co. mines, 30 miles north of Ajax, stock for $300,000. The tunnel reaches 58 feet with five free milling, low grade ore. Superintendent James Lanyon calls it a whale and predicts a strong winter payoff, aiming for mill construction by spring and royalties from any plant.

Pioneer Gold Mining & Milling Co Ajax Adam Bright James Lanyon Dark Horse

Hyomei Promises Cure for Catarrh and Related Ailments

An advertisement touts Hyomei as a remedy that kills catarrh germs and cures bronchitis asthma colds hay fever and croup. Potts the druggist offers a complete Hyomei kit with inhaler for one dollar and backs it with a money back guarantee. A Puck cartoon quips that older women may take offense less readily when called a coquette.

Potts

Doan's Kidney Pills End Backache in Dillon Reader Claim

Doan's Kidney Pills advertised as a reliable kidney cure. Mrs. Louesa Ruviniiving of 408 N Washington St Dillon Montana recalls eight years of kidney trouble improving after using Doan's at Riley's Drug Store. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.

Bright Doan Dillon Louesa Washington St Dillon, Mont Riley’s Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Extremes and Inquiries in a Gascon Dining Hall

A French caricaturist and a Gascon debate dining hall sizes with a joke about a dining room so low that only a flownder fish could be served. A musician discusses teaching a pretty girl to whistle and the complications of kissing. Queen Anne’s 1710 speech is noted as printed on handkerchiefs.

Puck Cham

Gilmore mine yields rich silver and lead ore

W A McCutcheon of Pittsburg reports on Oct 18 that the Gilmore mine is developing rapidly with ore containing over 70 percent lead and 20 ounces of silver per ton. Rail line surveys from Armstead to Salmon and Gilmore are advancing with most right of way secured, and Lemhi County is expected to wake to the district’s growing significance.

W. A. McCutcheon Pittsburg Gilmore and Pittsburg R. R. Co Armstead Salmon and Gilmore Lemhi Salmon Herald

Astonishing Cures Claim Stomach Toner Miona Promoted

Miona tablets are advertised as a cure for stomach disorders by energizing the stomach walls rather than digestion aids like pepsin. The ad claims relief from vomiting in pregnancy travel sickness and related symptoms, with Potts drugstore selling boxes at 50 cents under a money back guarantee.

Potts

Quiet Rest and Daily Habits for Better Demeanor

A collection of tips on quieting restless movements to improve rest and appearance, with examples of how eye, hand, and body motions break stillness. It contrasts calm behavior with a notable anecdote about Joseph E. Brown and Ingalls, then lists common pronunciation errors and a humorous misreach in courtesy.

District Court Set To Convene Next Week For Suite of Debts and Divorces

The district court will convene next week handling cases including debt actions against Birchdale Stock Farm and Gracter Grocery Co., a divorce between Arlia A Froman and Benjamin Froman, and a dissolution and accounting between Josephine Black and Benjamin Butler. Other matters include water rights, reconveyance of property, and several partition and damages actions.

Birchdale” Stock Farm H. J. Selway Eunice A. Selway B. F. White B. Selway Gracter Grocery Co W. C. Melogue Arlia A. Froman Benj. F. Froman Josephine Black Benj. F. Butler B. Gallick Ethel Rhodes John F. O'Leary Sarah L. Bammer Executrix John M. Quirk Dell Telephone Co F. P. Birrer Edward Wagner Martin Barrett Patrick Connors A. F. Waldorf W. G. Phillips Sam Arndts Charles A. Smith Big Hole Ranch Co John M. Gilman the Dart Hardware Co E. W. Kirk Mortimer M. Hart W.S. Barbour Frederick Schuler Lula E. Mathes Samuel Mathes Julia E. Tong L. J. Price State Bank of Dillon Clifford B. Shelley Welton W. Shelley Martha Emily Baker Fred Baker Thomas J. Black

Real Estate and Mining Transfers Listed in Territory

Deed records show Albert E. Cozad transferring 1317 acres in Big Hole basin to Harry G. Davis for one dollar. Annual labor entries include John Marshall with multiple lodes on Bloody Dick creek and James H. Tonkin claiming several lodes across Grand View and adjacent ranges. Mining locations noted include Wm. P. Jahnke with Ranger and mill sites on Tip creek, a tributary of the Big Hole river.

Albert E. Cozad Harry G. Davis Big Hole Basin John Marshall Independence Golden Fleece Emma Lodes Bloody Dick Creek James H. Tonkin Grand View Windup Mountain View Little Iron Mountain Cowan Iron Hat Copper Blossom Captain Jim Captain Sam Darby Copper Bell Triangle Wm. P. Jahnke Ranger Potomac Mount Vernon Wabash Good Hope Tip Creek Big Hole River

Danish immigrant Tagd Rasmussen dies at 22 near Dillon

Tagd Neelsine Rasmussen died at her sister Mrs Hans Madsen’s home on the Ashbaugh ranch near Dillon after a brief illness with pneumonia. She was 22, came from Denmark six weeks ago to live with her sister, and was a Lutheran. Funeral held at Presbyterian church, Mountain View Cemetery.

Tagd Neelsine Rasmussen Hans Madsen Ashbaugh Ranch Dillon Presbyterian Church Mountain View Denmark Lutheran Church

Scott's Emulsion claims strong health benefits

Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypo phosphites promoted as a household remedy. It says it cures hard colds, strengthens delicate children, builds up emaciated adults, and serves as a standard treatment for throat and lung ailments. Published by Scott & Bowne, 409 Pearl Street, New York.

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