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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1901
Page
2
They urge shoppers to inspect lines before buying and promise a complete stock of up-to-the-minute merchandise. New York buyers ship newest novelties, offered at remarkably low prices across all departments.
A fatal wreck occurred on the Great Northern between Blair and Calberra involving an extra westbound freight and a work train. Ten Japanese laborers were killed and twenty eight injured in the crash, with many crushed or maimed. The disaster disrupted service and prompted emergency response.
Attorney general states Helena must hire a city meat and milk inspector and fund his salary, with mandatory enforcement for any city over 5,000 residents. The ruling assigns responsibility to the city, not the county, for the inspector’s pay.
G F Carter of Atlanta reports relief from piles after using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and urges others to try it. He says surgery is unnecessary and claims the salve also heals cuts burns and wounds. Warns readers to beware of counterfeit products.
About fifty of the wealthiest Indians on the Flathead reservation form an Indian stock association, likely the first of its kind. The charter members own jointly 25,000 cattle and 20,000 horses, signaling a bold venture in tribal enterprise.
Two years of failed treatment for eczema on the palms ended when Editor H. N. Lester of Syracuse Kansas found relief with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Described as ideal for eruptions, sores, and all skin diseases. priced 25 cents at City Drug Store.
A Tribune Store display at the corner of Bannack and Idaho Streets highlights school supplies for students. The window features notebooks, pencils, rulers, and backpacks suitable for the new term.
A judge ruled that Francis J. Cornin must support his aged and indigent mother with $10 weekly. He had refused aid, and the order points to payments starting last Monday.
Great Falls notes the Coburn family incorporating a cattle business with capital stock of 250000 dollars. Papers filed in the county clerk and recorder's office list five corporators all from the Coburn family.
An advert for Acker’s English Remedy asserts it stops a cough anytime and cures the worst cold in twelve hours with a money back guarantee. Prepared by L. J. Williams' Central Pharmacy, priced at 26 cents and 50 cents.
A jury found Matthew Hagar guilty of murder in the second degree for the killing of Charles Geis in a Maryville saloon during an April brawl. The sentence fixed is eighteen years in the penitentiary.
Sufferers praise Dr. King's New Life Pills for curing sick and nervous headaches and improving blood health. Sold by City Drag Store at 25 cents with money back if not cured.
Helena W. M. Smead, a government agent on the Flathead reservation, states there is practically no foundation for rumors about unlawful game killings by the Indians that reach State Game Warden W. R. Soot.
From Coppersville Michigan comes word of a pleasant tasting liquid that before bed ends a bad cough and promises a good night’s rest. Mrs B Himelburger says it will cure the cough too after generations using Dr King's New Discovery for consumption and colds. Bottles 50 cents and 1.00 at City Drug Store with trial bottles free.
In Helena, Kid Oglesby from this city defeated California’s Jack Clifford after 20 rounds at the Helena theater to win by decision from referee Jack O Mara.
A class of 100 fawns was initiated into the local lodge of Elke last Thursday evening. The auditorium was used for the ceremony and a banquet followed at the Finlen hotel for the new members.
A promotion for Lane's Tea claims clearer complexion bright eyes and active bowels. It touts digestive benefits and kidney health, urging a 25 cent package for trial tonight sold by L. J. Williams.
Butte figure A F Heinze returns to court asking a restraining order to enjoin Boston and Montana Mining Co from operating the Minnie Healy. The move intensifies a legal dispute over mining operations and property interests.
Abraham Hare of Belleville Ohio calls Electric Bitters the best selling bitters he has handled in 20 years. The tonic tones the stomach and regulates liver kidneys and bowels, purifies the blood and strengthens nerves. It builds up the entire system and revives weak rundown people. Price 50 cents. Sold by City Drug Store.
Great Falls Chester Dean hospitalized with a fractured skull admits he is the man who attempted to rob the Malmberg saloon at Little Chicago and says his aim at the bartender was to kill.
A Portland reader reports relief from persistent facial and foot skin problems after two weeks of Lane's Tes treatment. The letter credits improved complexion and whiter skin to the product.
Sun River beach district residents petition the county school superintendent for annexation to the district. They lack funds to employ teachers due to a general school levy reduction mandated by the state legislature.
The daughter of J N Powell in Forkland Virginia was pierced by nails from an inverted rake. Chamberlains Pain Balm was applied and within five minutes the pain subsided. In three days she wore a shoe again with no discomfort. Pain Balm is sold by L J Williams.
Helena High School defeated Wesleyan University 17 to 0 on the high school grounds Saturday morning in a quiet football clash.
An early 20th century advertisement touts cures for heartburn indigestion and dyspepsia with immediate relief tablets priced at 25 and 50 cents. It promotes Mokitea a skin clearing herb drink claiming a perfect complexion with money back guarantees and lists pharmacies L J Williams Central and Contral.
Improvements at the deaf and dumb asylum are advancing and the building is expected to be ready for occupancy by the holidays.
An advertorial promotes Acker n Blood Blizir as a cure for blood diseases claiming to improve appearance and health. It states every bottle is sold with a positive guarantee and is marketed by L. J. Williams Central Pharmacy.
Two hundred thirty two high bred horses from Marcus Daly's Bitter Root stock farm were moved from the Bitter Root valley last week and sent to New York for sale at Tipton's Madison Square sale.
Tonight and tomorrow night and all week druggists offer Kemp's Bal Sam for the throat and lungs. Billed as the most successful treatment for coughs croup bronchitis whooping cough asthma and consumption. Bottle price two fifty and fifty sample bottle free. For sale by L.
Helena state stock inspector Lund applied for extradition papers for Henry Larson, charged with horse stealing, currently under arrest in Medicine Hat Canada.
A Wheeling West Virginia resident endorses Chamberlain Cough Remedy stating the medicine cured a severe cough and cold after two doses and three bottles. The letter notes the author is grateful for improved health and mentions L J Williams as the local druggist selling the product.
Bozeman varsity crushed Butte high school with an 11 to 0 score Saturday on the home field. The game featured Bozeman's offense sealing the victory as Butte failed to score.
An advertisement extols beauty as a sign of health for women. It claims pure blood yields a bright complexion and cheerfulness while impure blood causes sallow skin and grumpiness. Promotes Wine cf. Osidai as a tonic to strengthen organs and transform appearance in a month.
An 19th century style advertisement touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a reliable gentle laxative. It emphasizes a purely vegetable composition, urging mild action without forcing bowels. The copy invites trust in a pill that is thorough and gentle.
Augusta chapter of Woodmen of the World votes to construct a lodge room with cost savings from member labor handling most of the work.
A vintage apothecary advertisement urges treating winter coughs and croup with One Minute Cough Cure. It claims prompt relief, pleasant taste, and harmless ingredients, citing a Winchester Kentucky testimonial about a girl with croup who slept after dosing and woke without hoarseness.
The Hennessy company of Butte has secured the carpet contract for the state capitol building in Helena. The project total runs to nearly seven thousand dollars.
A group of San Francisco business men paid 112 500 in coin and stock on August 30 1901 for a prescribed treatment claimed to cure Brights Disease and Diabetes. Investigations began November 15 1900 with 87 percent of 38 test cases reported as well or improving. 13 percent failed. Details and clinical reports were published and mailed free on request.
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