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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1903
Page
9
Advert explains drying preparations worsen catarrh and promotes Fly's Cream Balm as a cleansing soothing healing remedy. Trial size affordable. sold by druggists. Claim includes relief from nasal catarrh and colds without irritation or sneezing, with direct application to inflamed nasal surfaces.
Dennis McLeod, a stage trainer and dramatic critic, dismisses Miss Cheever at first but later watches her transform. The forgotten pupil, once deemed unfit for acting, anchors a night that makes her a leading star and McLeod reassesses his methods.
Epistolary plea urges humane treatment of horses emphasizing regular food, appetite, and watchfulness. Practical tips include varied diet, pine tar in trough monthly, eggshell-soot-salt mix, horn and hoof care, and daily currying to keep manes and tails tidy.
The Midlands armer argues that horses submit to humans when treated kindly and trained early. A colt learns quickly and remembers lessons, especially when trained beside its dam. He warns against letting strong or young handlers dominate colts and advises limiting boy handling until the animal is subdued.
A nine year old boy from St. Albans Vermont, Glenn Hanson, records sixteen lambs from nine sheep nine lambs produced by triplets twins and singles with one death. He invites any other nine year old to beat the record and plans to try again next year.
A group of businessmen paid $112 500 in coin and stock on August 30 1901 for a controversial Brights Disease and Diabetes treatment. They began serious testing on November 15 1900 testing over three dozen cases with 87 percent showing improvement while 13 percent failed.
A patchwork of brief items includes a Chicago woman’s suit over a sleepless husband’s piano, drug-store remedies for stomach liver piles and liver issues, a Bulgarian insurgent plight between danger and deeper danger, and a quip on breach of promise tales.
Local drugstore ads promote Ballard’s Snow Liniment for wounds burns and pains and White’s Dream Vermifuge for worms. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets are recommended against sick headaches. A joke about a Chicago justice of the peace wedding is noted. A brief item mentions the new Episcopal cathedral in New York not finishing before 1950 and Manchurian context.
Deputy Sheriff F C Carter reports Geronimo the Apache, famed for leading U S troops in the West, has joined the Methodist church at Fort Sil and publicly confessed his past bloody deeds. He urges his people to repent, give up dancing, and abandon worldly amusements, causing a stir among Indians in Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
An ills and cures letter discusses Bucklen’s Arnica Salve curing a stubborn leg ulcer after four years. It touts Dr King’s New Life Pills for dyspepsia jaundice fever and constipation. A note on insurgents repulsing Turks and a hairpin used as an electric car fuse appear in this town column.
Henry D Baldwin Supt City Water Works Shulleburg Wisconsin endorses Ballard's Soow Liniment for rheumatism and pains claiming it is the best liniment on earth. Riley the druggist offers paper covered novels for summer reading at Tribune store priced 100 each.
Mrs. B W Evans of Clearwater Kansas credits Ballard’s Horehound Syrup with curing her husband’s three month illness described as quick consumption. She notes its longtime use and irreplaceable status for coughs and colds alongside a theater feature praising Lillian Russell and a quip about baldness and a Mexican hairless dog.
A 1902 advertisement argues preventing liver and kidney complaints by treating constipation. It asserts Herbine speeds relief and cites a Florida reader, O A Lindsey P M Bronson, who endorses the medicine after trying it. The 50 cent bottle is sold by Riley the druggist.
Department of the Interior notices Jun Belway of Dillon Montana filed intention to prove desert land claim No 5518 for 80 unsurveyed acres in Madison County before Geo W French Clerk of Court Dillon on December 11 1903. Witnesses Hawley J Selway Thomas Wines Earl Selway Lomet Baker all of Dillon plus Frank D Mimacuy Register.
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