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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1918

Page

2

Anaconda Jeweler Keppler Sells Store to Kirschman

Joseph C. Keppler owner of Montana's oldest Anaconda jewelry store sells the business to Louis Kirschman of Butte and plans retirement after the holidays while remaining in Anaconda. Keppler’s career began in 1864 at Bannack and included Virginia City Highland and Glendale before Anaconda.

Anaconda Joseph C. Keppler Montana Louis Kirschman Butte Keppler Bannack Virginia City Highland Glendale Galena Ill U. S. Grant

Pioneer Engineer Gene Livingston Dies in Stevens Point

Gene Livingston, pioneer Northern Pacific engineer who piloted the Grant gilded spike trip in 1883, died in Stevens Point Wisconsin after a year gap since leaving on illness leave. He was the oldest man on the Montana division.

Gene Livingston Hannaford Ross Northern Pacific President Grant Stevens Point Wis Ross Livingston Montana

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad Claims World Wide Reputation

An advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy touts its worldwide reputation and immense sales. It asserts the remedy offers relief where others fail and notes availability at City Drug company.

City Drug Company Adv-Im

Elk Damage Farmers West of Judith Mountains

W B Willey and W J Derrick of the Jefferson National Forests returned from a week in the Deep Creek country and Belts region reporting elk damage to grain, shacks, and hay stacks. They say elk strain winter wheat and threaten farmers west of the Judith Mountains near Great Falls.

Great Falls Judith Mountains W. B. Willey Jefferson National Forests W. J. Derrick Deep Creek Country Judith

Hopeful note on Lewis Newman’s recovery

Lewis Newman of Charleston West Virginia writes of being bedridden with a cold and grip until taking two 50 cent bottles of Foley's Honey and Tar. He praises it as the best remedy for grip and colds he has used, with Potts the local druggist selling it.

Lewis Newman Northland St Charleston W. Va Foley Potts Adv-Jim

Stealing Red Cross Box At Marquee Saloon

A Red Cross contribution box with over $100 was taken from a Marquee saloon bar while the bartender briefly left. The thief fled and was not caught, making it the noted criminal act in town recently.

Miles City Elmhurst Creek George Huffman L. O Huffman L. O. Ranch Red Cross Mites City

Chamberlains Tablets Benefit Mrs Yarwood in Auburn

"I am thankful for the good I have received by using Chamberlain's Tablets. About two years ago I suffered distress after eating headaches and a tired languid feeling due to indigestion and a torpid liver. Chamberlain's Tablets corrected these disorders in a short time." Mrs. M. P. Yarwood, Auburn New York. For sale by City Drug company Advylm.

Chamberlain’s Chamberlain

Four year old Livingston boy found dead in snow bank

Livingston report says four year old Burgess Harper wandered from his uncle's ranch on Canyon creek while his parents visited. A 30 hour search by Shields valley ranchers located him lying dead in a snow bank a quarter mile from William Metcalf's ranch. A collie stood guard beside the body.

Livingston Burgess Harper Link Harper Brackett Creek Park County William Metcalf Shields Valley Canyon Creek

Foley Kidney Pills Endorsement From Sterling Traveler

Traveling salesman x. J. Porter of Sterling Colo reports severe back pain from stooping to pick up his grips. He tried Foley Kidney Pills and felt immediate relief, praising them as great. Available for sale by Potts the druggist. Advim

X. J. Porter Sterling, Colo Foley Potts Advim

Arsenic Fumes Cause Death at Cadmium Plant

W M Robinson a Lafayette Ind native died here last week from inhaling arsenic fumes at the Boston and Montana smelter cadmium plant. Twelve other men were affected and Joseph G Sells is in critical condition at Columbus hospital with death expected.

Great Falls W. M. Robinson Lafayette Ind Boston Montana Joseph G. Sells Columbus Hospital

Foley Kidney Pills Restore Energy for Backache Relief

Mrs G Hyde of Homestead Michigan reports relief from a terrible backache and exhaustion after using Foley Kidney Pills. The pills aid kidney function by removing poisons causing backache rheumatic pains and aching joints, sold by Potts druggist.

G. Hyde Homestead, Mich Foley Potts

Coyote Drowns While Evading Hunters in White Pine Creek

Anaconda reports a coyote fleeing three Airedale hunters Ross and Clarence Eccleston by water. The animal drowned by escaping through an ice air hole near a beaver dam as the hunters trailed a deer. In the rescue attempt, Mr. Eccleston fell into the creek.

Ross Clarence Eccleston White Pine Creek Mr. Eccleston

Protect the Children Grip and Influenza Cough Remedy Ad

An old advertisement urging protection for children against grip and influenza. Promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds croup and whooping cough with soothing healing coating. Claims no opiates and lists Potts as the local seller in the advertisement.

Foley Potts

Croup Remedy Advised for Parents and Children

Parents urged to buy Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from City Drug Company and study the directions to treat croup promptly. The ad promotes the remedy as a favorite, successful cure and emphasizes following usage instructions.

City Drug Adv-Im

Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Ad Insert

Portable old time advertising notice promising a trial pack of Foley remedies in exchange for 5 cents and a name, address, and cutout slip. Indicates items include Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets offered via Potts druggist.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Foley Potts

Joint Montana horticultural society meeting planned in Polson

The Montana State Horticultural Society and Farmers Institute will hold a joint Polson meeting in January. Mrs. E A Johnson, president, says efforts are under way to arrange farm bureau and home demonstration club meetings concurrently. Programs and premium lists will be distributed soon.

Polson Montana’ State Horticultural Society Farmers’ Institute E. A. Johnson State Horticultural Society Farm Bureau Home Demonstration Clubs

Sleep and Rest Remedy Advertisement

An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for indigestion causing insomnia. It urges taking one tablet immediately after supper, claims improved rest and sleep, and notes a price of a quarter. Sold by City Drug Company. Adv. im.

Chamberlain City-Drug Company

Austrian miner arrested in dynamite wrecking of dairy vehicles

Butte-Rade Miloradovich, an Austrian miner, has been arrested charged with wrecking an auto truck and a wagon with dynamite. Unknown persons placed several sticks of explosive under the vehicles belonging to the Spring Gulch dairy on East Galena street on September 28. Both vehicles were badly wrecked and a nearby house damaged.

Butte

Don’t Invite a Cold or the Grip Advertises Cathartic Tablet

Advertisement promotes Foley Cathartic Tablet as a gentle cleansing remedy for slowed digestion and related symptoms. Claims prompt relief with no after effects. Sold by Potts, the druggist. Adv-1m.

Potts

Land sale near Laurel brings strong prices for 640 acres

Three homesteads taken up seven years ago south of the Yellowstone river in Yellowstone county near Laurel sold for 14 950 dollars total. The 640 acres averaged about 23 dollars per acre, showing high value for land once deemed suitable only for range purposes.

Laurel Yellowstone River Yellowstone County

Local Paper Sold to Two Newspaper Men

Hingham publisher Berkley Walker sells the Hingham Review to John Kindsley and John Budge. The new owners will run the plant and conduct general job printing alongside publishing duties.

Hingham

Butte Plans Soldier Reconstruction Camp Location

Butte will push to establish a soldier reconstruction camp at the copper camp site, aiming to spur postwar rehabilitation and local employment.

Will Incorporate Geyser Town After Long Campaign

Voters approved a proposition to incorporate this town on election day following a prolonged and determined fight for town incorporation. The measure solidifies a formal municipal government and local governance structure.

Woman's Statement Will Help Dillon

Claim cites relief from sour stomach and bloating after using Ad ler ika buckthorn bark glycerine mix. Advertisement by A Potts, druggist touts instant bowel relief and prevention of appendicitis with complete flush.

Dillon A. Potts

Public School Opens Boys and Girls Employment Bureau

The public school has established a boys and girls employment bureau. Anyone seeking after school or Saturday work for a boy or girl may obtain it. Boys in gangs with or without a teacher overseer are willing to work. For help, call 144 or contact E. C. Beck. Ad.

E. C. Beck Advtf

Judge Rules Against Lutey Stamp License Law

District Judge E M Lamb ruled the anti premium law defective and unconstitutional while proceedings by the county attorney to collect 66 000 dollars from Lutey stores for stamp licenses were discussed in Butte.

Butte E. M. Lamb Lutey

Curtis Residence Notice at South Washington Street

The Curtis residence on South Washington Street is announced with Helena E. Curtis, R.N., listed as administrator or contact. Adv-42 tf.

Curtis, Hospital South Washington Street Kingsbury Residence Helena E. Curtis R.N

Funeral services for Mrs. Henault Picard in Butte

Funeral services were held Tuesday for Mrs. Henault Picard and her interment followed in the Catholic cemetery. She was the wife of Alexander Picard and the couple came to Montana in 1876.

Butte Henault Picard Alexander Picard Montana

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