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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1906
Page
2
Miller, a well known young rancher from Beaver Creek near Lewistown, was mortally wounded by neighbor August Meir while hunting on Rock Creek Saturday. Meir mistook Miller for a deer and fired from a distance as they moved among brush.
Reverend James A. Lewis of Milaca Minnesota recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy after seven years of reliable home use. He notes its extra effectiveness for croup and whooping cough and mentions local retailer R L Riley as a seller.
Bound over to await federal grand jury action after preliminary hearing before Commissioner Kyle last week. Butte defendants Bound Over Charlier listed at $5,000 bond and Jeannette Pierre at $3,500. Attorneys sought lower bonds but a rumor circulated that defendants would flee if bond reduced.
S C Blair school superintendent of St Albans West Virginia reports his daughter cured of St Vitus Dance after trying Electric Bitters. He credits three bottles with a complete cure. The remedy touted for nervous complaints general debility female weaknesses impoverished blood and malaria at R L Rileys drug store priced 50 cents.
Helena Judge N W McConnell of this city has resigned as a member of the state board of education and Governor remains to name his replacement.
Governor Toole appoints O. W. McConnell to complete the term ending in March. He also names Charles R. Leonard of Butte to succeed himself on the board, with a new term extending to 1910.
The Wolfe Stock Company plans a repertoire of top quality plays written by leading authors. The soluble stock has secured royalty successes and a capable company to portray the characters, with concerted effort to perfect each production. The engagement opens here Monday evening for three nights.
F N Tacket of Alliance Kentucky suffered severe lung bleeding and a deadly cough before using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. After four bottles he was completely restored and permanently cured. R L Riley drug store sells the remedy for 50 cents to 1 dollar with a free trial bottle.
The Interior Department ordered withdrawal of coal lands from entry nationwide, affecting 5,720,000 acres in Cascade Teton and Chouteau counties. Great Falls land officials were telegraphed to halt all entry including homesteads, with portions already claimed by others.
An appeal offers free private medical consultation with Dr. R Y Pierce of Buffalo New York. It promotes Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weakness nerve problems and uterine displacements, with testimonials and claims of safety and natural ingredients. It also advertises Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets for blood cleansing digestion and nervous symptoms, urging readers to seek the doctor’s aid and to obtain remedies by mail order or at home.
Fort Shaw Indians defeated Great Falls 28 to 0 in a fierce Saturday morning game. James C. Curtis of Great Falls suffered internal injuries after a scrimmage, collapsed unconscious, and died by 2 PM. Curtis was a member of the Great Falls squad.
A Milteus West Virginia man credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with curing a malignant ulcer on his daughter’s hip that threatened a dangerous operation. The product, promoted by R. L. Riley, heals cuts burns and injuries and sells for 25 cents. 1-m
Billings report from the sugar factory manager states ongoing manufacturing work and progress at the plant. Details focus on production efforts and improvements underway as of the latest briefing.
Sugar manufacture proceeds satisfactorily with large quantities already sold locally and shipments to western Montana. Officials believe nearly every pound produced this season will be consumed within the Treasure state, though a full year’s supply could exceed annual demand if the crop stays large.
The advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as the best cure for constipation headaches and dizziness. Priced at 25 cents, the product is sold by R. L. Riley, a local druggist.
Lewistown reports the new Democratic board of county commissioners will approve erecting a courthouse in Fergus for $100,000. Bonds totaling that amount were approved Tuesday by a large majority, ensuring the project moves forward without delays.
N S Wood resumes street deliveries in Dillon with his quick delivery wagon. The notice urges residents to use his services and watch for the familiar wagon’s rounds through town.
A local wagon driver and baggage handler offers ready service to the depot and city including the Normal college and Dormitory. He avoids coal, keeps his wagon clean, and specializes in stove wood and dry kindling. All orders or checks for baggage left at the Tribune Store receive prompt attention by N. S. Wood, proprietor and driver.
After November 15 all Washoe smelter workers earning under three dollars a day will receive eight hours of pay equal to three dollars. Manager E P Mathewson announced the raise, tied to copper market strength, with the higher rate to remain while electrolytic copper stays at 18 cents per pound, benefiting about one thousand employees across Anaconda works.
The city employment agent Charles W. W. Dempster filed his October report with the city clerk showing 1,548 applications for work during the month.
The month saw 940 positions filled and many seeking work through other sources. Mr. Dempster says there is work for everyone who wants it and warns that being too particular about the type of job can hinder placement. A man cannot always find what he wants, but flexibility can secure employment.
An old advertisement urges readers to remember Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney or bladder troubles available at City Drug Store. The claim targets broad ailments and promotes the product as effective within medical reach.
Ed Donlan, returning Sunday from Thompson, said the Sanders county county seat dispute is settled. Official returns were canvassed yesterday with no contest and the Thompson location certificate was signed sealed and delivered and is now locked in the county courthouse safe.
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