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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1911
Page
5
Mike Rodoman, charged with the murder of Frank Jackleh in Rodersburg on July 4th, was acquitted by a jury. The victim was killed during a Fourth of July row.
Two boys from the south part of Great Falls James Fitzgerald and John Kiplet found a pile of negotiable securities near the Great Falls Ice company's house half a mile south of the city limits. The papers are believed to be stolen in the Oscar Adolphson safe explosion at Sand Coulee last week.
John Shonometarz aged 53 died after a month of injuries from a fall down an embankment at Divide. He was taken to county hospital the next day and never recovered. A stranger to the area, no relatives are known. Body at Walsh's undertaking rooms.
Mrs. Anna Pelzer of 2526 Jefferson St. South Omaha Neb reports Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cures coughs and colds. She cites her daughter’s recovery and a neighbor’s family relief and says everyone in the neighborhood speaks highly of it. For sale by all druggists.
Government figures show 31,520 visitors to Yellowstone National Park during the 1911 season from June 17 to September 15. Main entrances led by Gardiner 10,530, Yellowstone 10,475, and Cody 10,524 visitors.
Backache and rheumatism sign kidney trouble and Foley's Kidney Pills claim to stop progression. The ad praises quick, tonic results and urges purchase from Druggists. J E Parker of Ft Smith Arkansas cites personal success after trying many medicines. Start taking Foley Kidney Pills now for quick, permanent benefit.
Butte graduates Butte-Dave Hoffman James Evans and Rollins Foster depart from New York for Brussels then Congo in South Africa. They will work for a Belgian syndicate at gold properties about 1000 miles up the Congo River for at least two years.
Fred Duehren, a mail carrier from Atchison Kansas, says kidney and bladder pains eased after heavy mail loads and that Foley's Pills cured his kidney trouble leaving him sound as ever.
The Helena monthly report of the United States assay office shows total bullion handled at 138 776.22 dollars with 136 466.26 from Montana counties and the rest from Alaska Washington and Idaho. Montana deposits include Beaverhead Broadwater Chouteau Deer Lodge Granite Jefferson Lewis and Clark Madison Meagher Missoula Park Powell Silver Bow Sweetgrass and others with a combined total of 136 466.26 dollars.
Frank Swartz of Blaine was in town on Wednesday for business purposes, according to local transit notes.
Upon arriving in Butte last week Senator Clark said a new concentrator would be built to replace the one at South Butte recently destroyed by fire.
Mrs. Mary Evans sister in law of Senator John M. Conrow collapsed and died while boarding a train in Livingston en route to Big Timber. A longtime resident of Livingston she leaves son Frank Evans and Mrs. Conrow of Livingston and M R Conrow of Kalispell. Funeral services were held locally.
Rosie Hammer, wearing new clothes and a hacked haircut to hide her identity, was found in Great Falls and returned to Boulder with her father. She spent one night in jail during the escape before returning home Friday.
Helena reports Dr. T D Tuttle secretary of the state board of health has been named to the committee on organization for the international congress on hygiene and demography in Washington next September. Montana will host a first ever state exhibit. The panel aims to study causes and prevention of preventable diseases.
Lewistown reports that Great Northern intends to start building the line from Lewistown to Moccasin this year as a link in the new Great Falls Mondak main line. Contractors Porter Bros and Sims Carey plus two others survey the route to prepare bids pending favorable weather.
Remains of Jim Simons, about 40, were found by the Kimmerlys near Simons cabin seven miles southwest of Avon. The body, buried and eaten by coyotes, was identified by a time check from Ana conda Mining company No 3366 found in his pocketbook. Coroner Harry Peterson and Under Sheriff Mullen investigated. no inquest held. sheriff plans further investigation.
A Dillon Montana man testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved backache and kidney pain after an operation. He says five boxes cured the problem and a later relapse was promptly eased, praising Foster Milburn as US agents and urging the public to remember Doan's.
Oscar Clinton reported 146 acres on the John White ranch near Manhattan yielded 14 491 bushels of oats at 40 pounds per bushel with 25 acres producing 3 180 bushels. Fowler logged 40 acres wheat at 55 bushels per acre and 65 acres oats at 100 bushels per acre. Chapman on Middle Creek reported 25 acres of canning peas at 36 bushels per acre.
H D Ely of Banton Ohio refused surgery for a four year ulcer and treated with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve instead. The remedy supposedly healed his foot quickly and is advertised as a cure for burns boils sores bruises eczema pimples and corns with a 25 cent price at Potts drugstore.
Mr and Mrs Henry Letsch and their son are dead after consuming wild mushrooms they mistook for edible toadstools. The tragedy occurred at their Chicago home, with investigators probing the apparent poisoning.
An advertisement touts Rexall "98" and "03" Hair Tonic as a powerful scalp remedy. It claims resorcin and pilocarpine restore color and fight dandruff, with alcohol as a stimulant, and offers a full money back guarantee if hair does not grow or dandruff clears. The message urges trials at Potts the Druggist on Bannack Street.
Growers of grains grasses fruits and other soil products in the American Northwest may win one of forty sterling trophy cups valued at 4000 by supplying samples to the state exhibit or the Commercial club at the Northwestern Land Show in St Paul. Exhibitors need only submit samples to the designated display coordinators for the show running December 12 to 23.
Buyers must accompany stock purchases with ownership proof or a bill of sale showing brands. Bills must be notarized or witnessed by two county taxpayers if not to a public officer. Stock will be held without proof until presented. Dated October 28, 1911 Dillon Montana Lon Guy 434 State Stock Inspector.
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