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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
2
Card of Thanks extends gratitude to neighbors, church choir, and helpers after bereavement for William M Kugin family. Lewistown reports Mrs. Lillian Blackstein to serve one day in prison for bigamy with $200 fine due to mitigating circumstances. Also promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment and Dr King’s New Life Pills.
Deputy Humane Officer J. P. Gilligan ordered three Meaderville dance hall owners to close Sunday night to end Sunday dances. The directive targeted Meaderville Walkerville and nearby Butte suburbs and was promptly complied.
An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as unpiling, strengthening and soothing with tonic action and quick results for shoppers at 1 M City Drug Store.
Dwight Bushnell resigns after three years as supervisor of the Helena forest reserve. He plans to devote effort to local ranch interests and large irrigation canal projects nearing completion and due to supply water in the spring.
Advertising copy touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for pimples eruptions sores and boils and claims it softens skin and beautifies the face. It lists uses from sore eyes and cold sores to burns cuts and piles with a 25 cent price at Potts the Druggist.
Albert Wilkinson, a well known Butte resident, lost both eyes in a blast at the Gold Hill Mining Company property last night. Dr. Potter performed the operation at Murray's hospital. Wilkinson and his family live at 1713.
The mine two holes into a blast beyond Melrose injured 37 year old Wilkinson who arrived in this city at six this morning for medical attention. He has a wife and two sons and was trapped after returning to check the other two holes. Ballard's Horehound Syrup advertised with a red pepper plaster offer.
Two boys named Schultz, aged 11 and 14, perished from freezing after getting lost in snowbound hills 20 miles north of Fort Benton during a snowstorm last week. One body was found with the younger under him and the older nearby.
Robert Madsen of West Burlington Iowa lay seven weeks in hospital as four physicians abandoned hope. After eight months of liver trouble and jaundice five bottles of Electric Bitters healed him. The remedy guarantees relief for stomach liver or kidney troubles and is sold for 50 cents by Pott the Druggist.
In Missoula on November 14, Charles E Hodgson aged 12 or 13, son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Hodgson of Bonner, was shot and killed by his cousin Harry Egan during a duck hunt. Egan fired at a flying duck. Hodgson raised his head and the bullet passed through above the car. Hodgson died half an hour later. Egan is reportedly grief stricken.
Helena banks report a flood of counterfeit Canadian quarters and half dollars so perfect in workmanship weight and sound that they are almost indistinguishable from real coins except for one tiny detail.
The text notes hexamethylenetetramine as a German chemical used in Foley's Kidney Remedy. It is described as a uric acid solvent and antiseptic for urine, advising prompt use at first sign of kidney trouble to avoid serious malady.
A $26,966 payment settled the judgment and costs against the Northern Pacific company in the Terry John case. The district court jury trial in February led to the ruling by Judge McClernan. Sheriff John O Rourke received the funds in Butte yesterday as part of the court action.
The court held that granting free transportation does not shield a railroad company from liability. It said a company is just as responsible for injuries to a pass holder as to paying passengers. This decision is described as one of the heaviest judgments against a railroad in Montana.
In Butte on November 17, James Kinsman the limousine driver involved in Monday morning's accident that injured Frank Pulaski was charged with assault in the second degree by the county attorney in a issued complaint.
Parsons of Battle Creek Michigan reports severe kidney and bladder trouble with backaches and urinary irregularities. After using Foley Kidney Pills he says he was cured of all ailments and urges others to try the remedy from Iml City Drug Store.
Howard Douglas, dominion park commissioner, canceled his buffalo hunt on the Flathead reservation and departed Missoula for Edmonton with a party of friends, ending the planned expedition.
An advertisement urges buyers to choose Foley's Honey and Tar, described as the best and safest cough remedy for all coughs and colds, packaged in a distinctive yellow carton with black lettering. It warns against substitutes and emphasizes authenticity.
Helena November reports indicate Charles S. Hartman may announce within days as a candidate for federal senator before the Democratic caucus, following his defeat by Charley Pray for Congress.
Mr Otto Paul of Milwaukee writes that Foley's Honey and Tar is the best for coughs and colds. He says it cured his baby’s bad cold in one day and thanks the store for recommending it.
Great Falls November 16. October filings in the Great Falls land office reached 285 as per the monthly report by Register Barnes and Receiver Wilson. The data show nearly ten new claimants per day in the district during the month.
Foley's Honey and Tar offers equal relief for children and adults with coughs and colds. This medicine claims safety and effectiveness for every family member, marketed by City DrugsStore.
Butte police announce a broad roundup targeting indigents gamblers and other undesirables. The effort aims to prevent crime and restore order, with a cleanup to precede the holiday season.
Joseph Oker deputy state land register returned from Chouteau and Cutbank after selling state lands in Teton county. Bids were taken at Cutbank with 243 lots sold for 18,739 dollars, an average of 77.11 dollars per lot.
D T Sanders of Harrodsburg Kentucky recalls friends mistaking him for doomed consumption but after trying Dr King s New Discovery he stopped a lung cough and regained health The ad touts the remedy as a life saver for coughs colds influenza asthma croup and weak lungs with prices 50c and 1 00 and a free trial bottle guaranteed by Potts the druggist
News from Helena reports the death of W. W. Dixon, a pioneer of Montana, prompting mourning in the community and tributes to his contributions to the state.
Dixon, an early pioneer and distinguished Montana lawyer, former congressman and respected bar member, moved to Los Angeles two years ago due to ill health and died peacefully on Sunday morning.
An old time drugstore ad promotes Ballard’s Hore-Hound Syrup to soothe coughs and heal lungs. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle, sold by Potts the Druggist.
A Washington dispatch states Great Falls Montana has a population of 13 948 a drop of 982 from 14 930 in 1900 The director Durand says the original returns inflated totals by 8 376 due to fraudulent efforts from four of the twelve enumerators with 60 percent of their returns flagged as fraudulent
A Chicago News quip portrays Belinda and Charles Henry Smith in a midnight parlor debate over symbolic hands on a clock. The lady rejects the idea that the minute and hour hands must unite, insisting a single hand must go its own way.
Tickets on sale November 23rd and 24th for Thanksgiving travel with limited validity to November 28th. See agents for current rates and details.
The record notes Dr. E. R. Ackley with office and residence in the Edie block on Idaho Street providing a phone contact 105k.
Potts the Druggist advertises HYOMEI at 50 cents for owners of a Hyomei inhaler and offers a complete outfit with inhaler, bottle, and instructions for $1.00. The copy promises quick relief from catarrh and emphasizes that chronic cases take time to cure with daily use.
For sale own your own home in Dillon Montana with three choices offered. Prices are favorable now and may rise when the railroad arrives. Contact W. A. Catt Dillon Montana.
Tribune Book Store advertises mail boxes for delivery service with deposits for carriers. Boxes priced from 30 cents to 75 cents.
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