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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1918

Page

10

Fort to Be Abandoned in Yellowstone Park History

In Yellowstone National Park near Mammoth Hot Springs the old fort and barracks are being abandoned as the government plans to replace with modern facilities. The site, once a frontier fortress and battle area, now serves park police amid civilian guards. A separate note threat case in Park County led to a sheriff’s trap after a demand for $2000 in small bills was ignored.

Livingston Yellowstone Yellowsore National Park Mammoth Hlt Springs Gardiner Canyon United States Park County

Try to Enforce Ordinance Roundup

City Auditor Springmyer sent notices to business and professional men to pay an occupation tax under a 1912 ordinance not previously enforced. Tax amounts range from 26 cents per instrument to $25 for wagon peddlers as Roundup seeks funds. The move faces likely resistance since the supreme court deemed such taxes illegal unless police supervision or control justifies them.

Springmyer Supreme Court

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Gains World Wide Repute

The ad asserts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has grown from a small start to a world wide reputation and immense sales. It notes the product’s exceptional merit and offers it for sale by City Drug Company.

City Drug Company Adv-Im

Sugar beet harvest nears 90,000 tons in Billings district

Officials report 80 percent of local sugar beets harvested with yields exceeding expectations. They anticipate about 90,000 tons by harvest end as ideal weather accelerates picking. Initial payments for beets delivered October to November 15 will total over $600,000 to farmers.

Sugar Beet Company

Remedy Restores Health After Severe Grip in Charleston

Lewis Newman of 606 Northland St Charleston West Virginia says he was knocked down by a bad cold and grip until he used Foley's Honey and Tar. He reports quick relief after two 50 cent bottles and urges readers to buy from Potts the druggist.

Lewis Newman Northland St Charleston W. Va Foley Potts

Fred Summer Sells Prize Kharkov Wheat for $10

Clyde Park resident Fred Summer sold a bushel of Kharkov wheat that won first prize at the Midland Empire fair in Billings this year for ten dollars.

Livingston Fred Summer Clyde Park Kharkov

Gets It corn remover promises painless relief and easy removal

Joy-Walker touts Gets It as the world’s only sure corn remover. It claims to loosen corns so they can be peeled away without pain, avoiding greasy salves and tools that cause bleeding. Marketed by Lawrence & Co in Chicago, it guarantees satisfaction or money back.

BE. Lawrence & Co Chicago

Prolific Wheat Experiment Yields 60 Bushels Per Acre

Gilman Phil Mayer of this city received seed wheat from Montana State College Bozeman for trial. He planted a half acre and just threshed 25 bushels from the crop, averaging 60 bushels per acre.

Gilman Phil Mayer Montana State College Bozeman

Glycerine Mixture Promises to Prevent Appendicitis Ad

Dillon residents are urged to use a buckthorn bark glycerine mix similar to Adlerika. One spoonful is claimed to flush the entire bowel, relieve sour stomach gas or constipation, and prevent appendicitis. A Potts, druggist, endorses Adler-ika.

Dillon A. Potts

Nurses Profiteering in Havre Calls for Volunteers

Havre faces nurse shortages as trained nurses charge eight dollars daily and practical nurses six. The Red Cross ladies urge volunteers to help care for rising emergency cases and ease the strain on the system.

Havre Red Cross Society

Mrs G Hyde Finds Relief With Foley Kidney Pills

Homestead Michigan resident Mrs G Hyde reports a backache and fatigue ease after using Foley Kidney Pills. The pills claim to aid kidney function by expelling poisons that cause backache rheumatic pains and aching joints, available from Potts druggist.

G. Hyde Homestead, Mich Foley Potts

Fumigation Fire Destroys Ranch Home Near Castle Butte

A. F. Camp, a ranch man near Castle Butte, Lewistown, lost his home and contents when he fumigated against influenza and left a flame burning in the closed house. The fire spread rapidly, destroying the home and all contents in a large loss.

Lewistown A. F. Camp Castle Butte

Cough Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief and Healing Coat

An old advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar aids gripp and influenza symptoms in children and adults. It promises relief from coughs colds croup and whooping cough, coats inflamed surfaces, clears air passages and contains no opiates. Sold by Potts druggist with advertising margins.

Foley Potts Adv Lm

Influenza Cases on Crow and Cheyenne Reservations

The Crow reservation with about 1200 people reports 12 influenza cases and one death, while the Cheyenne reservation nearby has nearly 1000 cases and over fifty deaths, a striking contrast in the same region.

Billings Crow Indian Reservations Cheyenne

Croup remedy advised for feared attacks

Parents urged to obtain Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and study directions to treat croup. The note promotes the remedy as a favorite, effective cure and mentions City Drug company as the selling outlet.

Foley's Honey and Tar Trial Pack Offer

Cut out this slip to mail to Foley & Co. in Chicago for a trial package of Foley products including Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and Foley Kidney Pills. Sold by Potts, the druggist. Adv lm.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Ill Foley Potts Adv Lm

Shotgun Accident Kills 14 Year Old at Pipestone Springs

In Pipestone Springs a Sunday bird hunting trip ended in tragedy when 14 year old Butte Lewis Wills was instantly killed by a shotgun blast from a gun his father was using. The gun fell from a tree while Mr Wills rested it and discharged, tearing at the youth’s scalp as he sat nearby with another boy.

Butte Lewis Wills Pipestone Springs Young Wills Pipestone Mr. Wills

Sleep and Rest Indigestion Remedy Ad

One of the most common causes of insomnia is indigestion. Take one Chamberlain's Tablet immediately after supper and see if you do not rest better and sleep better. They cost a quarter. For sale by City Drug company.

Chamberlain City Drug Company

Removing Temptation to Back War Camp Community Service

The plan seeks 15 million dollars to establish war camp community service for soldiers and sailors in cities near camps. It will be part of the united war work drive in November.

United War

Foley Cathartic Tablet Advertisement

A drugstore ad promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a gentle cleansing remedy for digestive discomfort. It promises prompt relief from stuffed up feeling, bloating, and other slow digestion symptoms. Potts, the druggist, sells Adv-Im tablets.

Potts

To Serve Jewish Welfare Drive for Soldiers

The November fund drive aims to raise 170 million for seven welfare organizations aiding soldiers, with 3.5 million allocated by the Jewish Welfare Board for Jewish soldiers.

Jewish Welfare Board

Salesman Overcomes Pain with Foley Kidney Pills

R. J. Porter of Sterling Colorado, a traveling salesman, describes back pain from stooping to pick up his grips. After trying Foley Kidney Pills, he reports immediate relief and praises their effectiveness. Sold by Potts, the local druggist.

R. J. Porter Sterling Colo Foley Potts Advim

Corvallis Cheese Factory Doubles Output This Year

L. C. Snell, owner and operator, says the Corvallis cheese factory now produces about 550 to 600 pounds daily, about double last year’s rate. Milk supply remains steady, cheese prices are high, and business is flourishing. Snell paid patrons 58 cents for butter fat last month and expects a small rise in November.

Corvallis L. C. Snell

Federal labor chief bans girls in shoe shining parlors

Great Falls Scott Leavitt, federal labor director, has set a taboo on employing girls in shoe shining parlors. He cites the physical and moral work environment as a consideration in labor placement and says while shoe shiners are scarce due to the draft and demand in essential industries he cannot sanction young girls in these workplaces.

Great Falls Scott Leavitt

Did Strike Twice Roundup Event At Willow Creek

Willow Creek rancher Matt Panica recalls lightning striking twice as two horses died in the same stall four years apart. A horse was killed by lightning in a barn stall, mirroring a past tragedy and highlighting repeated danger.

Matt Panica Willow Creek

Paper Changes Hands Red Lodge

The Joliet Independent is sold from Herrick Swan to D. W. Fall. Swan is en route to Camp Taylor Kentucky to join the army via the officers training camp.

Red Lodge Joliet D. W. Fall Herrick Swan Thorugh Camp Taylor Army

Yellowstone county projects 4 million pound bean crop

John D. Moore, potato and bean dealer in Billings, estimates Yellowstone county will grow about 4,000,000 pounds of beans this year. The harvest includes wax beans and a large white Montana variety.

Billings Yellowstone County John D. Moore Montana

Public school hosts boys and girls employment bureau

The public school has established a boys and girls employment bureau. Anyone needing after school or Saturday work for a boy or girl may obtain help. Boys in gangs with or without a teacher overseer are glad to work. For labor help call 144 or see E. C. Beck. Adv tf.

E. C. Beck

Curtis Hospital Burying at Kingsbury Residence

Helena E. Curtis widow, B N at Adv-42 tf, is noted in connection with Curtis Hospital on South Washington Street as the burial location at Kingsbury residence.

Curtis Hospital South Washington Street Kingsbury Residence Helena E. Curtis B. N

Tribune Book Store Ad Teases Ribbons and Paper for Adding Machines

A fragmented ad hints Tribune Book Store selling ribbons and paper for adding machines. Sparse readable text suggests supplies and perhaps a promotion, with no clear dates or prices.

Tribune Book

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