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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1902

Page

5

Lost Kalispell Superintendent Egan Survives Snow Trials

Montana dispatch reports Kalispell division Superintendent B F Egan missing since Tuesday after a hunting trip. Search parties have scoured for him amid two severe snowstorms with no food or shelter found, and hopes of locating him alive fade. Separately, Michel the wealthiest Flathead Indian, reports robbery of $22,000 by four assailants dressed as Indians and one squaw.

Kalispell B. F. Egan Kalispell Division Great Northern Egan Migsoula Michel Flathead

Lane's Medicine Promises Gentle Stomach Relief

A pleasant herb drink that brightens the morning and improves complexion, described as a gentle laxative acting on the stomach liver and kidneys. Made from herbs, prepared like tea, called Lane's Medicine. Lane's Family Medicine moves the bowels daily, priced 25 and 50 cents, sold by Guy Drug Store.

Lane Guy Drag Store

Preparations Begin to Open Flathead Reservation for Settlement

Special agent C B McNichols arrives in Helena to determine Indian rights on the Flathead Reservation Northwestern Montana. Those with allotments will be recognized and others will be opened to white settlement as part of the move by the interior department.

Helena Flathead Montana Department of the Interior C. 8 McNichols

Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs Offer

The message promotes Kemp's Balsam as a free trial bottle for the throat and lungs offered to residents of Dillon. It claims to cure chronic and acute coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption with a 26 cent price and lists City Drug Store as the seller. A separate item notes nightly fires in Bozeman by firebugs causing several blazes over two weeks with no serious damage yet.

Dillon City Drug Store Bozeman

The Curse of Womankind marketed with headaches claim

An advertisement claims The Curse of Womankind relieves sick and nervous headaches with a single dose. It promises immediate relief and neuralgia cure. Boxes priced at 250 and 100 with a City Drug Store outlet guaranteed harmless.

Sherman City Drug Store

Porter Robert Madison Dies After Suicide at Apkins Club

In a tragic incident, Robert Madison, a Black porter at the Apkins club, cut his throat Monday night and died nearly instantly. The executor of a white wife’s death is noted as a motive amid grief and social tensions in the city.

Anaconda Robert Madison Apkins Club

Syrup of Figs Endorsed as Gentle Laxative for Children

The Modern Mother notes her children improve more with the pleasant Syrup of Figs for gentle laxative effects than with other remedies. The true Syrup of Figs is manufactured by the Ouernia Fig Syrup Co.

Ouernia

Arrests In Forsythe Narrow Illegal Registration Probe

Eleven arrests were made in Forsythe on Monday for illegal registration and twenty nine other warrants were out but the suspects could not be located.

Forsythe

New Life Pills Claim Grand Medical Cure

A Dempseytown reader praises Dr King’s New Life Pills for constipation and liver issues. The testimonial claims a two week course makes a “new man” and notes 250 tablets available at City Drug Store.

Helena saloon keeper in crisis shoots self at home

Michael J. Dugan a longtime Helena saloon keeper and resident shot himself in the right temple while in bed Monday night after gambling losses left him without his saloon and other property.

Helena Micheal J. Dugan

Cured of Piles After 40 Years in Geneva

Mr. C Haney of Geneva Ohio suffered piles for forty years until De Witts Witch Hazel Salve cured him permanently. The ad asserts the salve helps cuts burns bruises sprains and various skin diseases and warns to look for DeWitt on the package at Central Pharmacy.

C. Haney Geneva Ohio de Witt DeWitt Central Pharmacy

James L Fisk Dead Veteran and Montana Pioneer

James L Fisk dies at his Minneapolis home aged veteran of the Civil War and a pioneer of Montana. He traversed Prickly Pear valley two years before gold discovery in Last Chance Gulch. Death attributed to general breakdown of the system.

Helena James L. Fisk Minneapolis Minn Montana Prickly Pear Valley Last Chance Gulch

Buck Jen's Amnica Salve Promises Quick Cure

Walton Furnace Vermont resident Wm Spirey reports a fever sore on his leg fully cured by Buck Jen's Amnica Salve. The ad claims the salve also cures bruises felons ulcers eruptions boils burns gorns and piles and is guaranteed by the City Drug Store for 250.

Spirey Walton Furnace Buck- Jen City Drug Store

Moki Tea advertised as cure for indigestion and skin eruptions

Central Pharmacy offers Moki Tea claimed to cure indigestion constipation and skin eruptions with money back guarantee. Batte-L O Trent Jr of the Rarus mine at 1100 foot level died of heart failure at work Sunday before coworkers could assist.

Central Pharmacy Batte—L. O. Trent, Jr Rarus

Are Soldon A Positive Cures Heartburn Relief

An advertisement promotes Soldon A positive tablet that relieves heart burn and dyspepsia with immediate effects. It costs 25 and 50 cents and is sold at Central Pharmacy Helena. A separate notice notes Helena voters cast a lighter than usual tally than registration. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are offered free samples as a remedy for stomach disorders. Billinga reports a saloon keeper fined $250 for opening his bar on election day.

Chamberlain Billinga

Kodol Relief Promoted for Indigestion and Stomach Ailments

A marketing note from Central Pharmacy touts Kodol as a cure for indigestion and stomach troubles. It claims heavy eating causes mucous swelling and catarrh, and asserts Kodol cleanses and sweetens stomach glands while protecting nerves.

Saloon Man Batte Max Lalande Shoots Self in Despair

Batte-Max Lalande a prominent saloon keeper in the city for thirty years shot himself in the head on Thursday. He was despondent over prolonged ill health and died from the self inflicted wound.

Batte Max Lalande

Croup Remedy Saves Infant Says Local Evangelist

Elder John W. Rogers of Filley Missouri recounts treating his infant with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy during a violent croup attack and reports rapid recovery. He claims the medicine prevents attacks when started at first symptoms and contains no opium or harmful substances. Sold by Central Pharmacy.

John W. Rogers Filley Chamberlain Central Pharmacy

Fatal clash during election day in Glasgow

One man died and three others were seriously injured in a vote day fight in Glasgow. Police say the incident disrupted polling as investigators probe the motive and circumstances surrounding the deadly confrontation.

Great Falls Glasgow

Little Early Risers Pills Promised Remedy

An advertisement for DeWitt's Little Early Risers urges taking the pills before bed to cleanse the liver gently and relieve sorrow. The copy claims these pills move the bowels without griping and provide tonic strength to prevent the disorder's return, via Central Pharmacy.

DeWitt

Praise for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in Wheeling

Letter from Ratra Myers of Wheeling West Virginia extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming a severe cough and chest pains disappeared after doses. He notes three bottles cured his cold and that pneumonia was avoided. Central Pharmacy sells the medicine.

Chamberlain Myers Wheeling W. Va Central Pharmacy

Treasury Report Highlights Gold Surge and Cash Strength

Ellis H. Roberts notes record cash balance and unprecedented gold holdings at year end. Revenues reached $562,478,233 with expenditures at $471,190,857, a surplus of $91,287,376. Gold reserves total $150,000,000 as gold coin and bullion exceed other money in circulation by $200,368,433.

Washington Ellis H. Roberts United States War Department Treasury

Canal Negotiations Likely to Be Taken Up Immediately

Washington expects Senor Conchas to resume canal treaty talks after Secretary Hay returns. Dispatches from Bogota may not be required as recent advices show the situation clearing. Officials believe a completed treaty could be sent to the Senate within the next session if negotiations are expedited.

Washington Hay Senor Conchas Legation Bogota Conchas Herran State Department Senate

Actress Laura Bigger Seeks Admission to Jail

Miss Laura Bigger the actress sought to surrender herself at the Freehold New Jersey sheriff's office after a war rant was issued for alleged attempted fraud in Henry M Bennett's will. The sheriff refused to lock her up until the warrant was formally served by a constable from Asbury Park.

Laura Bigger Freehold N. J Henry M. Bennett Asbury Park Miss Biggar Misa Biggar

Miners Oppose Sliding Scale Policy

President Mitchell files a protest with the Strike Commission against the sliding scale. In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on November 4 the miners report unity in opposing the return to sliding scale terms, arguing it would reverse gains from the strike even as output climbs since resumption of operations eleven days ago.

Mitchell Wilkesbarre

Arbitration Commission Tours Lehigh Valley Mines

Hazleton November 4. The anthracite strike commission spent the day in the Lehigh valley region touring a mine and mining villages. Recorder Wright handled correspondence and sent coal companies a copy of President Mitchells statement of the miners case filed Sunday night in Scranton. Operators to reply in three or four days.

Lehigh Valley Hazleton Wright Mitchell Scranton Washington

Japs in Hawaii and Labor Shifts

J K Brown, immigration inspector for the Hawaiian Islands, says Japanese labor is less desirable for plantations than the Chinese. Whites and Hawaiians won’t work on plantations, and Japanese workers sometimes displace white skilled laborers. The discussion of Chinese exclusion in the United States neglects the Chinese role in supplanting skilled labor.

J. K. Brown Hawaiian Islands Hawaii Brown United States Buffalo Express

Epsteins Exchange with Steinitz Over the Board

In Vienna the pupil Gustave Epstein confronts his teacher Wilhelm Steinitz during a tense chess session. Epstein grows impatient and the banker retorts with a sharp line about identity, stating over the board he remains Steinitz while Epstein becomes Epstein.

Steinitz Vienna Gustave Epstein Epstein

Flames Wake Zealous Rescue in Dormant House

A blaze engulfed a house as firemen rushed in and carried sleeping occupants to safety. The incident highlights dangers of unchecked coughs and colds and promotes Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption as a protective remedy with a plastic price offer and free trial bottles from City Drug Store.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claim in 1886 Toledo Legal

Frank J. Cheney and Co declare a reward of one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn in Toledo on December 6, 1886 before Notary A. W. Gleason. Advertising copy notes internal use and blood and mucous surface action. Sold by druggists. price 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills recommended.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall A. W. Gleason Cheney & CO

Heathen Work Remark from Bishop Wartzell’s Return

Bishop Joseph C. Wartzell of the Methodist Episcopal church has just returned to the United States from a trip abroad. He will speak on religious reform and faith challenges facing modern communities, outlining church efforts to address social issues amid current events.

Joseph C. Wartzell Methodist Episcopal Church

Taz Dinton Tribune Widely Sold At Local Outlets

The Taz Dinton Tribune is regularly available at Hughes and McCaleb's, Jasper Nel's post office news stand, and the Tribune Store, ensuring readers can pick up the latest edition at multiple convenient spots.

Taz Dinton Tribune Hughes & McCaleb’s Jasper Nelson Post Office Tribune

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