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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1911
Page
5
John Andee of this city was awarded a jury judgment against Anaconda Copper Mining company for 5000 dollars seeking damages for injuries from unloading logs at their sawmill in the area.
Bozeman will launch a daily paper named the Bozeman Courier on December 1. The rival Bozeman Chronicle will begin daily publication on the same date. The Courier will publish in the evening, and the Chronicle in the morning.
Soldiers guard the northern boundary of Yellowstone Park firing to herd elk within the park as per Dick Randall the hunting guide. Park officials have orders to keep the animals inside until the hunting season ends.
Backache and rheumatism are linked to kidney trouble in men and women. Foley's Kidney Pills claim to regulate kidney function, provide tonic action, and deliver rapid results. Sold by all druggists. 1m
John Mullan who had been jailed all summer for alleged involvement in a Lima store robbery was released Saturday due to insufficient evidence. He was urged to leave the area, last seen heading west near the railroad coal chutes.
J. E. Parker of Ft Smith Arkansas reports taking many kidney medicines with no relief until Foley's Kidney Pills. Advertises quick and permanent benefit for kidney troubles and urges starting use now, sold by all druggists.
A large crowd watched 15 year old Gene Confarr rope a big wildcat that wandered into Livingston and was cornered in front of a department store. The animal, one of the largest seen locally, was restrained by the rope around its neck. Details on how the cat entered town remain a mystery.
A Atchison Kansas mail carrier describes kidney and bladder pain worsened by heavy loads. He began using Foley’s Pills and reports complete relief from kidney trouble, returning to full health. Available at all druggists.
Harvesting of the sugar beet crop near Billings is nearly finished despite a storm that froze about 600 acres. On November 15 the company paid farmers $750,000, bringing year totals to around $1,000,000. A December 15 payout of about $300,000 will double last year’s season.
Martin Anderson hunted a doe in the timber near Whitefish and killed it. A buck charged, he struck at it with his rifle and was knocked over the precipice. He struggled to regain footing as the deer fought him with its horns.
Missoula enacts city ordinance ordering saloons closed all day Sundays starting next Sunday. The measure also requires nightly curfew from midnight to six AM each day.
The November crop report shows Montana as the only U S state with a full apple harvest this year. The national crop is 39 percent short, Oregon 60 percent short, Washington half crop, and Idaho 80 percent short.
Ten times as many Gallatin valley agricultural products will enter the St Paul Land Show next month compared with the Madison Square exhibition two weeks ago where Gallatin won two firsts. The success has spurred producers and the local real estate exchange is funding a strong exhibit. Kalispell. Reappraisal and reclassification of Flathead reservation lands cannot start until spring due to federal delays, leaving settlers in uncertainty and delaying land improvements.
Mrs. Anna Pelzer of 2526 Jefferson St So Omaha Nebraska recommends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a reliable remedy for coughs and colds. She notes her daughter recovered from a bad cold and her neighbor Mrs Benson treated her family with it. Available at all druggists.
A. S. Shannon reports thousands of cattle will winter in the Yellowstone valley with ample hay supply. North ern Wyoming stock will contribute. At $5 a ton in the stack hay remains affordable. buyers may flood the valley if prices rise. If hay becomes exorbitant, cattle will be sold for the spring market.
Deputy Sheriff Joseph Brannin was shot and killed in Melville after attempting to arrest M Jewell, an ex convict. In the struggle another man named Jackson was wounded as Jewell returned fire and fled on a nearby horse.
W L Mock of Mock Arkansas cites 25 years in the drug business and urges Dr King’s New Discovery for weak lungs and bronchial ailments. He claims neighbors stayed well thanks to his advice and offers trial bottles free or bottles priced 50 cents and 1 dollar, guaranteed by Potts the druggist.
More than 5,000,000 dollars of farm machinery were sold in eastern Montana in 1911 per Montana and Wyoming Plowmen and Threshermen's association figures. Of this total 3,500,000 went through local machinery houses, including 600 traction engines and 200 separators. Billings now hosts fourteen branches with stocks valued at 2,000,300 and property over 250,000, a rapid growth from two years earlier.
Mrs Francis of Junction City hails Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best treatment for whooping cough, claiming it stands unrivaled among medicines for the condition.
Several hundred head of cattle trailed from this locality to the Big Hole Basin. Parker & Wilcomb sold 100 head and J. C. Siedensticker 125 head. Buyers are Judge & Jackson of the Basin country. Smith & Reed’s buyers are collecting cattle for shipment to ranches near Sheridan for eastern markets.
H D Ely of Banton Ohio refused surgery for a four year ulcer and treated with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. He reports his foot was soon cured. Potts druggist advertises Arnica for burns boils sores bruises eczema pimples corns and piles at 26 cents.
A Basque regiment facing defeat on a mountain ridge near Bayonne fixed long knives into muskets as ammunition ran low. The improvised bayonet charge secured victory, leading to the weapon’s manufacture at Bayonne and its wider European adoption.
An advertisement argues hair loss harms romance and happiness, warning against damaging practices. It promotes Rexall 63 Hair Tonic as a guaranteed remedy, offering a money back promise if it fails to promote growth unless hair roots are dead. The copy urges readers to visit the store to try the product.
The World’s League For a Sane Christmas launches with headquarters in Indianapolis. Members must sign to give or receive no Christmas presents outside their households and to discourage indiscriminate giving. Bruce Calvert of Griffith Indiana is president and others hold key posts in Philadelphia, Chicago and Indianapolis.
A large Massachusetts beach turtle was captured by a Boston shoemaker after he grabbed its tail. Turning the turtle over released a copper penny minted in 1770 bearing the name of George III of England.
In England today twenty one survivors remain of the British Legion that served under the Italian patriot Garibaldi during the 1860s.
An observer notes the cat as the most graceful domestic animal and the duck as the most awkward, yet warns these facts do not justify calling a woman pet names. The piece emphasizes careful language in social contexts.
A brief agency note references Devoe Paint usage, with Hughes and McCaleb listed as agents and Roth SHRP quoted in relation to the product endorsement.
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