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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1901
Page
2
We present a complete stock of up to date and seasonable merchandise. Our departments overflow with bargains as New York buyers send the newest novelties offering remarkably low prices for the season.
Great Falls reports the cornerstone for Cass County's new $200 000 courthouse was laid last Saturday afternoon by the grand lodge of Masons of Montana. Helena notes the fair grounds may be bought by the state for an annual fair with a governor appointed committee to oversee the affair.
The Modern Mother notes her children are improved by the pleasant Syrup of Figs when needing a gentle laxative. Children enjoy it and it benefits them. The true remedy Syrup of Figs is manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
Catholic dignitaries from western states gathered in Butte on Sunday to witness the confirmation of the Sacred Heart church and the dedication of its new place of worship.
Editor H N Lester of Syracuse Kansas says two years of failed eczema cures ended when Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed his palms. This salve is praised as best for eruptions, sores, and skin diseases. City Drug Store offers it for 25 cents.
Butte's Charles H. Goodale chosen to succeed C. S. Batterman as superintendent. He also heads the Great Falls Smelter Co and will oversee operations in Great Falls from the Butte office.
A Forkland Va merchant's daughter suffered nail injuries when a rake driven with ten penny nails pierced her foot. Chamberlain's Pain Balm was applied and within five minutes the pain vanished. After three days she wore a shoe with no discomfort. Sold by L. Ji. Williams.
Two smallpox cases are in the pest house this season in Billings, Yellowstone County. Citizens are ready to contribute to the fund for an adequate St. Louis exposition showing. A small fire at the Northern Pacific ice house was quickly put out, part of a series of fires in company buildings.
Dr King’s New Life Pills claim to banish sick and nervous headaches by purifying the blood and boosting health. The product is offered for 25 cents with a money back guarantee at City Drug Store.
Missoula Dr. F W Morris was acquitted in justice court on charges of practicing Osteopathy without a license. The state board of Osteopaths plans to convene soon to decide whether to appeal to a higher court.
An advertisement touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a purely vegetable laxative that is gentle and thorough. It promises no griping and easy, small doses to assist bowels and strengthen the system, signed by L. J. Williams.
Helena Major J. E. Edwards states Crow Indians are mostly self supporting with only a few mendicants and paupers needing help. He notes the tribe accepts the shift to no government rations and welcomes the change.
An advertisement touts Lane's Tea as a daily bowel regulator that cures indigestion purifies the blood and improves appetite. It claims to preserve beauty by keeping the digestive system wealthy. Price 25 or 60 cents a package. Sold by L. J. Williams.
The Cascade county board of commissioners held their first official meeting last week in Great Falls. The new panel discussed initial duties and set goals for county governance.
An ad touts Sherman head ache cure claiming instant relief from headaches and neuralgia. It offers pills with a price of 250 and 106 per bar and lists L. J. Williams as the seller.
Butte combines the four city pool rooms in a single consolidation to reduce the heavy expenses each room previously bore. The merged operation will lower overhead and streamline services for residents and borrowers.
Helena Montana January statement from Helena George E Crose of the Great Northern railroad general immigration department asserts the railroad will devote greater effort in the coming year to settling Montana and aiding homeseekers across the state.
From Coppersville Michigan comes a report of a pleasant tasting liquid that aids a bad cough and ensures a good night’s sleep before bedtime. Mrs B Himelburger proclaims it will soon cure the cough, noting three generations of use in her family. Trial bottles are free and guaranteed bottles sell for 50 cents and 1 dollar at City Drug Store.
Anaconda Miss Amelia Sullivan tells police a story accusing Patrick Dougherty, once her friend, of killing Sheriff Young. The allegation, if true, would bring the slayer to justice.
Abraham Hare of Belleville Ohio says Electric Bitters are the best selling bitters in 20 years. It tones the stomach, regulates liver and kidneys, purifies the blood, strengthens nerves, and builds up the system. Suitable for weak or rundown persons. Price 50 cents. Sold by City Drug Store.
William Mack stabbed Teorious Wound resident William Koudi early on the 10th in the Will house. The wound is serious but Koudi is expected to recover.
Advertisement notes that Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets provide immediate relief or money back. One tablet available in a handsome tin box priced at 25pts. Sold by L. J. Williams at Central Pharmacy.
A police officer is alleged to have told certain individuals they could operate gambling houses while he was on the beat if they paid him 108 dollars weekly. The case is under investigation.
Acker's English Remedy marketed for coughs colds or croup promises immediate relief or a refund of 25 ota and 50 ota. Provided by L. J. Williams at Central Pharmacy.
Government owned Helena site shows a large free milling gold ore vein. Indications point to a potentially richest mine in the west, with experts noting high ore quality and value.
A vintage advertisement touts Mokites as absolutely and permanently curative for constipation indigestion and general wellbeing. It promises happiness appetite sleep and energy with a money back guarantee and lists prices 25 ota and 50 cts by L. J. Williams Cen.
Butte Montana event marks a historic lodge initiation with over 106 fawns welcomed. Representatives from every Montana Elks lodge attended the Thursday ceremony, underscoring its significance in the state’s fraternal history.
An old advertisement touts Acker's Blood Elixir as a cure for impure blood with symptoms like headaches fevers pimples and poor appetite. The pitch claims the remedy is non poisonous and sold with a positive guarantee through L. J. Williams Central Pharmacy.
Arrangements completed for a Thanksgiving football game in Butte between the Fort Shaw Indians and the Butte High School boys. Also notes a new Conrad bank building in Great Falls expected ready early next year. In Bozeman, the Bozeman Agricultural College defeated Helena High 40 to 7 after a Saturday game.
The state superintendent of public instruction directs all county superintendents to ensure that every child aged six to fourteen attends school, enforcing statewide compulsory attendance.
The Dillon population is about 1800 and half report throat or lung affections. Citizens are urged to see their druggist and obtain Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs priced at 25 cents or 50 cents for the trial size. Sold by L. J. Williams.
A Wheeling reader promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy noting a severe cough and chest pain improved after the second dose and three bottles cured the cold. The letter mentions sale by L. J. Williams, druggist.
An advertisement extols Wine of Cardus as a cure for impure blood and bad temper, claiming pure blood yields health and beauty. It asserts the drink strengthens female organs and makes a woman more attractive, promising noticeable changes in a month.
Remains of H. O. Walbridge, long believed murdered by his father in law, were recovered about a mile above Flint Creek Falls by Sheriff Metcalf and brought to town last Friday for investigation and identification.
Distinguished representatives of the Modern Woodmen of America were in Butte Friday visiting the city. The local lodge conducted a tour of the town and several mines before evening exercises at McGuire's theater.
An early 20th century advertisement for One Minute Cough Cure promises fast relief from coughs croup bronchitis and other winter ailments. Satisfied customer testimonials from Winchester Kentucky quote a parent describing rapid relief and a peaceful sleep after dosing.
Billings-Bartle Curtis who sold his ranch and moved to town with his wife and six children committed suicide at his home Sunday afternoon. He had become despondent over imagined financial troubles.
A San Francisco physician Dr Sawyer's Nerve Waste gains praise for practical nervous impairment guidance. Endorsed by religious and secular press including the Chicago Advance which vows health and hope. The book costs $1.00 by mail and sample chapter on Nervines and Nerve Tonic can be obtained for a stamp. Tus Pacific Publishing Co. Box 2656 San Francisco.
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