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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1904
Page
3
The saloon safe of Thomas Lee in Glendive was opened last Saturday night and about $200 in cash was taken. Helena reports a man named A G Clark died of heart failure in front of a restaurant. Across the state sales of cayuse horses from the Flathead reservation continued, with around 4000 horses shipped to markets this year.
An advertisement touts Moki tea as a permanent cure for sick headaches, constipation, and indigestion. It suggests the drink improves appetite, sleep, and happiness and offers a money back guarantee with prices of 95 and 50 cents from Riley's Drug Store.
Kalispell residents favor building an electric freight and passenger rail system next spring. The network would radiate from Kalispell to nearby towns and farming communities, linking industry and agriculture.
Base Acker's English Remedy offered in Riley's Drag Store promises a refund of 25 cents or 50 cents if it fails to provide immediate relief from coughs colds or croup.
William Walters of Broadway Butte has vanished from his home amid concerns by his brother that foul play may be involved. A search is underway to locate him and determine his whereabouts and safety.
Announcement for a new Daily Limited train to California to start November 1 1902 via El Paso Short Line. Open to public without fees. Circulars to Jno Sebastian Passenger Traffic Manager Rock Island System Chicago. Also civil service exam for Hull Inspector to be held December 7 8 in multiple Montana cities at 1200 per year.
Henry D Baldwin superintendent of city water works at Shullaville Wisconsin endorses Ballards Snow Liniment for rheumatism and pains calling it the best liniment on earth. It is sold at 5c 50c and 1.00 by Riley the druggist. In Boulder two masked men held up John Sockersons saloon last Saturday shooting him twice as he defended his property. he died within an hour and the attackers escaped.
A Fremont North Carolina resident B F Bass reports severe kidney trouble improved after using Electric Bitters. He states after a few doses relief came and he remained healthy since. Neighbors reportedly cured of rheumatism neuralgia liver and kidney issues and general debility. Only 10 cents at City Drug Store.
A notice from the commissioner of the general land office informs that lands within the Bitter Root forest reserve, previously under temporary withdrawal, will be opened to settlement starting March 1, 1905. The local land office in Missoula disseminates the authorization for publication of this announcement.
Q O A Lindsay of Bronson Florida reports February 12 1902 that Herbine is a fine medicine for constipation after trying it. The ad claims health improves once constipation is treated and promotes Herbine available at 50 cents per bottle from Kiley the druggist.
Missoula announces a new bowling league including Butte Anaconda Helena Missoula Wallace Idaho and Spokane with preliminary steps underway. Manager Farley of Missoula alleys cites correspondence with top players and alley managers as organizing work progresses.
Ballard's Snow Liniment is advertised as penetrating to nerves and bone and absorbing into the blood to hasten cures for rheumatism lumbago and afflictions. The ad notes price 25 cents and one dollar and lists Riley the druggist as seller. A separate local notice reports W G Bozeman collapsing at Mill Creek Hotel three miles east of town, suffering heart failure while working as a carpenter.
Carelessness causes rail wrecks and throat lung sufferers find relief with Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. Mrs Lois Orage of Dorchester Mass credits it with saving her life and Riley the druggist guarantees it for all throat and lung diseases priced at 50 cents and one dollar with large bottles free.
An advertisement from Franklin Grove Illinois touts Bucklep s Arica Salve as a cure for a runnaway bicycle injury and chronic leg ulcer. It claims the salve also treats burns sores skin eruptions and piles and sells for 25e at City Drug Store.
Butte mourns Patrick O Meara a longtime resident of twenty eight years who died at his home Saturday He is survived by his wife four children and other relatives in the community.
The remedy uses granulated leaf sugar and maple like roots for a pleasant flavor. W L Rod erick of Pooleaville Md praises its safety and effectiveness for children. For sale by City Drug Store. A Jersey City boy, age nine, was sentenced to be taken to the public bath house and washed for throwing potatoes and breaking a window, prompting questions about punishment laws.
The ad promises a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding protruding by PAZO OINTMENT. It asserts relief in 6 to 14 days with first application giving ease. Druggists refund money if not cured. Post paid by Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis MO.
Police argue that women's fashion of carrying handbags leads to many robberies. They claim the blame lies with the era of Adam and the present trend.
Mrs B W Evans of Clearwater reports her husband suffered three months with consumption before Ballard’s Horehound Syrup cured him. She says a bottle was kept in the house for six years and finds it unmatched for coughs and colds. Sold at the City Drug Store for 25 cents and 10 cents.
From Durban South Africa Arthur Chapman describes a two month old with a bad cough cured quickly after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy on a dummy teat. The remedy is sold by City Drug Store. A Minnesota farmer at the state fair extinguished a small fire with pink lemonade.
Burnt Lesther post cards offered in endless variety at the Tribune store attracting shoppers. The display showcases multiple designs and themes priced for immediate purchase.
A group of San Francisco business men paid 112 500 in coin and stock on August 30 1901 for a specific treatment claimed to cure Brights Disease and Diabetes. Investigations began November 15 1900 with 87 percent of about thirty test cases improving or recovering and 13 percent failing. Reports and clinical data were published and mailed free on request to the Joan J Fouron Company 420 Montgomery Street San Francisco Cal 47 tf
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