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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1892
Page
7
Dr Schultz advertises free private consultations at 36 North Main Street Butte between Park and Broadway offering cures for catarrh throat lung and blood diseases and nervous system ailments including self abuse sexual weakness and melancholy using inhalation of medicated vapors and claiming permanent cures regardless of prior treatments.
An advertisement extolls a product named New Remedy as the best medicine to restore strength and vigor in sufferers of private chronic nervous diseases and blood impurities. It lists conditions including skin disorders, syphilis, scrofula, erysipelas, psoriasis, eruptions, hair loss, and other ailments.
A vintage advertisement promotes a new remedy promising rapid cures for gonorrhoea and a range of male and general ailments including stricture epididymitis hydrocele bladder impurities blood disorders eruptions pimples blotches and related complaints.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe multiple medical statements and cures across Montana and other states. The text lists conditions such as chronic inflammation discharges and irregularities and claims hundreds of cases cured.
Anaconda Montana February 18 188. Testimonial from Lenny 2.an of suffering from seminal weakness and nervous breakdown details years of illness. After failing treatments in America he says a European doctor’s approach and a remedy from Dr Schultz restored health and vitality. He requests readers mention the Dillon Tribune.
Edward P. Moxey and Andrew J. Riley, expert accountants for Lombard Investment’s eastern stockholders, near completion of their audit of defaulters Montgomery L. Lewis and W H L Russell. They report Russell’s stealings total about $100000 over eight years, funded by gilt-edged bonds. Russell, based in Mexico, hopes to return to the United States without punishment, aided by his wife offering to restore part of the ill gotten fortune.
Chicago Anarchist Oscar Neebe to receive a gubernatorial pardon on Thanksgiving Day from Governor Fifer. The pardon, already prepared, follows strong petitions and claims that Neebe’s conviction rested on weak testimony. Neebe's brother Louis expected his release to accompany him home for the holiday.
Se age D. W. Cooizy of Dubuque at New York. Captain Evjot Exos, prominent Wisconsin politician, at Waukesha. Joan Hoxy, ex president of J. Adams ress company, at New York. ptain E. S. Dinsmore, chief usher f at the White House, at Washington.
An advertisement warns neglecting a cough can lead to bronchitis and consumption and touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as harmless for children and free of opium while claiming it cures coughs colds sore throat asthma whooping cough croup hoarseness and strengthens lungs after pneumonia with a free sample bottle at N. M. White's.
A fast spread blaze in Kalispell gutted a block on Second Avenue West starting in the Sulzell building. The Little Chief hotel and the Eureka saloon were among the structures consumed. Loss estimated about 10000 with 2000 insurance. cause undetermined.
A community notice lists St Rose Catholic first Sunday services led by Rev Van De Ven, St James Episcopal Sunday worships by Hooker, Grace Methodist daily services and prayer meetings, First Baptist Church Sunday schools and prayer meetings, and Presbyterian morning services with Thursday prayer meetings, inviting all.
A fragmented notice lists multiple fraternal groups meeting on varied days. Names include Nightingale Division No 408 Moots in Garland Ripley hall Saturdays 2 PM with officers Chubbuck Dan Gutting Philips, and Lima Lodge No 465 C O F meeting Thursdays. Ladies Auxiliary and Ladies’ Aid Society meet midweek at members’ homes and engine rooms with officers Mrs M Russell and Mrs Hughes. Montana Encampment No 19 O C F meets 2nd and 4th Mondays.
Notice is given that Joseph W Hamids has filed intent to make final proof for his homestead No. 8657 in Red Rock area. Hearings before Thomas, District Court Dillon Montana on October 1802. Witnesses Jules Gayaz Joseph Shinberger Emerson Hill Patrick Ward. Protesters may cross examine witnesses at the time and place to rebut claimant. A SwicBETT, Register.
List of letters remaining uncalled for in the Dillon post office up to November 3 1892. Letters will be sent to the dead letter office if not called for within ten days. L Etre Acting Postmaster.
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