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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
2
A boy walking five miles southwest of Butte found the body of an unknown man about 100 yards off the Divide road. The man appeared dead about two weeks and indications pointed to suicide.
Bozeman-Lucus known as the mysterious healer faced a district court verdict after being convicted in justice court for practicing medicine without a license. He was found not guilty and discharged this week. Lucus touted cures for sickness headaches digestion and happiness.
A note advises keeping Chamberlains Cough Remedy at home for quick relief at first signs of hoarseness or croupy cough. The item is sold by Riley the Druggist in Twin Bridges. Rev J B Stevens, former pastor here, accepts a call to the Presbyterian church in Philipsburg and will depart in December.
An early 20th century advertisement urges washing with warm water drying with a towel and applying Chamberlain's Salve before bed for a speedy cure. It claims the salve is unequaled for skin diseases and notes sale by Riley, the druggist.
Telegraph operators J. C. Dolive and A. K. Arpin were shot by an unknown assailant while walking about three miles from town. Both men were seriously but not fatally wounded. no suspect or motive is yet identified.
A reader from Chapin reports severe bilious attack sidelining work for two days. He credits Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with quick relief and feeling like a new man the next day. Available from Riley the Druggist. 1m week?
Anaconda Thomas Murphy an Electric Light and Railway Co worker was instantly killed Monday when he fell from a pole after receiving 2 000 volts. He was struck by the live wire and knocked from his position.
A Bronson Florida reader endorses Herbine as a speedy remedy for constipation. The ad cites a February 12 1902 testimonial from C A Lindsay P M and notes a 50 cent bottle price. R L Riley also responds.
An officer from West Point will drill the agricultural college students in military science. He is expected to arrive about the first of the next semester and drill will begin then.
Advert says Ballard's Snow Liniment penetrates the blood to reach every part of the body and yields cures for rheumatism lumbago and sciatic pains. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes from R. L. Riley. lm
An appeal requests names of friends or relatives in the east planning spring or summer moves to the west. It promises greatly reduced rates for travel and offers representatives to contact potential movers with guidance on the cheapest routes.
Reverend Edward Il Butte and Reverend Charles L Bovard, pastors at Mountain View M E Church, were taken ill Saturday night and confined Sunday. Their scheduled sermon on the recent East trip has been postponed indefinitely.
Acker's Blood Elixir is advertised as a universal remedy for scrofula, syphilitic poisons, and blood diseases. The ad asserts positive evidence of impurity and claims the product purifies blood with a guaranteed satisfaction, signed by L.R. Riley.
Pinkerton detectives led to the arrest of three Lewistown men E. W. Taylor of Montana Hardware H. Ray Long of Montana Lumber and A. J. Heinicke of Brown s shoe house for the August killing and robbery of Samuel Studzinzki the hide and pelt dealer and pawn broker.
E. B. Reed of Harmony Maine speaks of consumption in his family and credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with saving his mother and preventing serious lung trouble. The ad notes quick relief for coughs and colds, priced 50 cents and 1.00 with a trial bottle free at Riley’s drug store.
The body found by boys southeast of Butte this week is identified as Andrew Anderson. He had shot Mrs. McEvoy in September over his love, then disappeared and was not seen again until the body was discovered.
The Northern Pacific railroad filed in the clerk and recorder office Monday a patent for a tract of over seventy five thousand acres spanning Missoula Flathead and Ravalli counties. The notice mentions land ownership and a railroad related claim in western Montana.
Advertisement seeking trustworthy boys in every Montana school district to sell The State newspaper subscriptions. Earn 25 cents per $1.00 cash subscription with free sample copies. Collect names and addresses weekly, keep 25 cents of each dollar, and mail the rest by registered letter or money order to W. G. Eggleston in Helena.
Amas. describes handmade gift ideas for Christmas including hexagonal work baskets with six side bags, cretonne and scrim bags, corset bags, sachet designs, renaissance fans, umbrella handles with keepsakes, guest books, and thread spools in compact carriers for travel. Mentions materials like scrim cretonne satin and mother of pearl sticks.
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