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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1906
Page
2
A J Bennett representative from Madison county announced his candidacy for the speakership of the house during a visit to Butte. He served in the Ninth assembly and plans to canvass members, saying the response has been favorable and he believes he will be elected.
A Milaca Minnesota pastor endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy, praising seven years of home use. He notes it works beyond manufacturers claims and is especially effective for croup and whooping cough. Sold by R L Riley druggist. 1-m
Madison county farmers report a bumper harvest after favorable summer and fall weather. Threshing is complete with wheat at 40 bushels per acre, barley 50, oats 50 to 80. Potatoes sell for 65 cents per hundred pounds in the Butte market. alfalfa and timothy hay yields are high with expanded acres and abundant supply destined for Butte.
A Virginia parent reports a dangerous hip ulcer in his daughter was halted by Bucklen's Arnica Salve and eventually cured after persistent use. The ad notes the salve heals cuts burns and injuries and is sold for 25 cents by R. L. Riley.
Lewistown inmate Rufus Anderson who twice tried to take his own life in county jail to avoid trial for shooting a man at Straw pleaded guilty this week. He had made recent attempts while awaiting trial and was sentenced following the plea.
A prisoner identified as Anderson died in his cell after attempting suicide by swallowing a liquid made from soaked match heads. He had previously tried the method, worsening his condition, and died early this morning.
Three indictments returned by the grand jury last Saturday target Paul Albertson J E Enright and Enright Strong for violation of the anti gambling law. They were arrested Monday by sheriff officers and arraigned in Judge Bourquin's court this afternoon with bail set at 750 dollars each and a Saturday deadline to plead.
In Alliance Kentucky F N Tacket recalls 1903 as a blood year from lung bleeding and a dire cough. He credits Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption with a complete restoration after four bottles, claiming a permanent cure. Guaranteed for sore lungs coughs and colds at R L Riley s drug store. Price 50 cents or 1.00. Trial bottle free.
Professor Parks formerly of Columbia School of Mines has refined a new ore treatment process that defeats cyanide limits. He plans to enlarge his Maiden experimental plant which now processes about sixty tons daily and recovers metals quickly. Mining men say the process is an unequivocal success and details will follow after further trials.
Dr. Pierce of Buffalo asserts American forests hold valuable medicinal roots and promotes Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for dyspepsia liver and heart ailments. He touts All Healing Salve to aid healing and urges requests for their extract book.
The article notes a metallurgist downplays his own claims while urging recognition of colleagues. It highlights professional debate over contributions and emphasizes the need to balance recognition with caution.
Indications point to an alfalfa mill project here after months of talk. Denver interests report willingness to establish the enterprise if suitable facilities and support are available, with all necessary means in place locally.
S. C. Blair of St. Albans W Va reports his daughter was afflicted with St Vitus Dance and recovered after three bottles of Electric Bitters. The remedy is praised for nervous complaints general debility female weaknesses impoverished blood and malaria. Sold by R L Riley’s drug store price 60c.
In a second shooting within three days at the Billings Drug store Charles 5. Smith lies at home with two bullets in his body and may not recover while Oscar Colburn, a prescription clerk, has a bullet through the back of his head. Daniel Watts, the assailant, had been discharged from the store amid accusations of dishonesty.
In Great Falls district court jurors found John E. Taylor guilty of manslaughter for the May 16 killing of saloon keeper William C. Eade at Sand Coulee. The sentence is to be fixed by the court.
Dr King’s New Life Pills touted as the best cure for constipation and related complaints. Claims quick relief for liver and bowel issues with purifying effects. 25c at R L Riley druggist. 1-m
The Livingston area survey party reports completion of a railroad line from a point near Livingston to the Cooke City mining district. The Milwaukee company appears to back the venture, aiming to create a new route to the National park.
An old advertisement asserts Foley's Kidney Cure can treat any kidney or bladder ailment within medical reach, urging readers in the City Drug Store to purchase the remedy.
Helena Missoula Supreme Court case moves forward as Coyette Bill Beeskove stands trial a second time for the June 23 1905 murder of William Burrig. The first trial in Missoula County convicted him of first degree murder before a new trial was ordered on technical errors and a venue change to Lewis and Clark County.
Notice to the People of Dillon announces N S Wood operating a delivery wagon for baggage express and light freight within Dillon including the Normal college area. He emphasizes clean wagon free of coal dust and specializes in stove wood and dry kindling with orders and checks left at the Tribune Store, phone lab, receiving prompt attention.
Judge Hunt dismissed about 70 cases pending since 1901 after District Attorney Rasch motioned. The defendants were charged with perjury in the R. M. Cobban timber cases from Bitter Root valley. Grand jury indictments lingered. defendants twice compelled to travel to Helena. Several Cobban-related cases remain on the calendar.
Robert O Burke of Elnora New York credits Foley's Kidney Cure with curing his Bright's disease symptoms after severe dropsy bloating and vision impairment. He reports relief after three bottles and notes buying at a city drug store.
Piper Bros relinquished their contract to build the Huntley irrigation project laterals and distributing system. The $125,000 contract was given by the government about a year ago. The voluntary relinquishment cites higher material and labor costs and will not delay project completion, which is set for use next season.
The Minnesota Dairy and Food Commission reports Kennedy's and Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar contain opiates and croton oil. It rejects them in favor of Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package, claiming Foley's contains no opiates or dangerous drugs. City Drug Store.
Work Three Shifts. Twin Bridges The Green Campbell Mining company at Silver Star increased stock by 30 000 shares to enable three shifts. The block was purchased by Butte parties. Work proceeds well at the mine with ample ore blocked out to run the mill about five years.
An ad-like snippet warns pneumonia can follow a cold unless Foley's Honey and Tar is used. It claims the remedy stops coughs and strengthens lungs. It then promotes Mince meat from Montana Mercantile Co. as a best product for cooking.
A collision between the steamer Jeanie of the Alaska Coast line and the Puget Sound steamer Dix of the Alki Point Transportation company killed forty-two people. Eighty aboard, the crash near Smith's Cove occurred after misinterpreted signals, with the Jeanie sinking stern first within five minutes. Survivors were ferried to safety by the Jeanie as the Dix, fully loaded, sank after listing to port.
The Tribune corrects last week’s note naming the Flynn group of mines ownership. It should read William and Thomas Flynn as owners, not Terence and Thomas Flynn. The Montana Mercantile Co. promotes holiday chestnuts.
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