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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1908
Page
7
Nome Alaska November 21 A remarkable Seward peninsula race saw a dog team defeat a race horse by 50 seconds over ten miles. The event sparked debate ahead of the April 1 all Alaska sweepstakes with a $1000 per side prize prompting quick arrangements.
Frank Merrill of 8317 North Washington Street Butte Montana describes years of back and side ache from kidney trouble. He tried many remedies before Doan's Kidney Pills stopped the attack and left him symptom free. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
Oregon Short Line sells round trip passes for the International Live Stock Exhibition in Chicago from November 28 to December 10, 1908. Tickets priced at 67.10 dollars are valid for travel November 27 28 29 30 and December 5 6 with four day transit limit and final limit December 15 1908. See O S L agent at 47-3 for details.
Mrs. Etta Thompson offers the best lodging house in Dillon with rates at 25 and 50 cents. Located over Haines' Harness Store at 99 Montana Street.
The New Orleans Item reports mixed medical reaction to L. T. Cooper’s theory that the stomach drives health. Some doctors credit his medicines for patient improvements in chronic liver kidney and stomach troubles while others remain skeptical. Potts the druggist notes Cooper preparations are selling nationwide.
William Lindsay of Glendive warns the Montana sheep industry dangers. He says higher wool prices are needed to sustain producers and notes changing conditions push costs up through winter feeding, barns, corrals, and hay land ownership. The gradual settlement of range lands pressures small flockmasters.
Advertises Hyomei as a five minute cure for colds and related illnesses. Describes medicated air inhaler, the soothing effect, and mentions a one dollar price with refund if not cured.
A Chicago Tribune report portrays a preacher congratulating a newly married couple with florid praise. The bride corrects him calling her husband a strong, steady partner and adds a playful quip about his protective nature.
In Glasgow on November 20, fourteen men charged with murder for the Hayes cabin raid pleaded guilty to manslaughter and faced prison terms. Earlier two men were found guilty of murder and sentenced to 35 and 13 years. Hayes and his daughter were killed during the attack as settlers sought to drive off claim jumpers, with several others wounded.
In Brooklyn on November 21 a gas main exploded while workers tried to locate a leak. One man died and twelve were reported buried in the debris as the blast shattered windows within a block. Officials believe the gas ignited from a worker’s pipe.
Deer Lodge Silver States notes a recent supreme court decision that foam used on growlers does not qualify as beer. The brief item highlights the legal distinction affecting beer labeling and beverage sales.
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