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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1902
Page
5
Montana news page reports Val demar Vogt and a companion were struck and Vogt killed near Oakland while walking the tracks. Authorities suspect Vogt linked to a Northern Pacific robbery near Drummond on Oct 24, with papers and post office receipts found on him.
A promotional notice claims Lane's Tea keeps bowels active and stomach orderly, clears the complexion, brightens the eyes, and preserves kidney health. A 250 package is offered by Central Pharmacy for trial tonight.
Four Forsyth men were bound over to district court after being accused of being hired by Butte parties to travel to Rosebud county and vote in the last election. They were arrested before casting ballots.
A Portland letter from Sept 7, 1900 describes Mrs. S. R. Thomas praising Lane’s Tea for clearing acne and improving complexion after two weeks use. The note attributes dramatic skin whitening to the product and lists her address at 27215 Oak Street.
R. L. Connaster former Valley county sheriff and respected citizen was drowned in the Missouri river near Glasgow on Saturday. His death marks a tragic end for a longtime public figure with strong ties to the community.
An old advertisement promotes Kemp's Bal Sam as a universal remedy for coughs croup bronchitis whooping cough asthma and consumption. It urges daily purchase with two price options 2 50 and 5 00 and offers a free sample bottle with sale through Central Pharmacy.
Bozeman mourns as Dr H S Osborn pioneer of Montana and oldest druggist here dies at noon in Denver where he went seeking health. He leaves a widow and a brother.
The Modern Mother notes her children are improved by the pleasant Syrup of Figs when a gentle laxative is needed. Children enjoy it and it benefits them. The true remedy Syrup of Figs is manufactured by the Oregonia Fig Syrup Co. only.
Butte endures a season of sulphur smoke with daily densening fumes dimming the sun. Residents suffer while many seek relief by traveling to Walkerville where air is clear of smoke.
D. H. Turner of Dempseytown Pa claims the medicine transformed him after two weeks use. Advertises as reliable remedy for constipation stomach and liver troubles. Sold at City Drug Store for 25 cents.
Great Falls Anthony Theodore Kol drup, a storied regional sporting figure, died at his residence Saturday morning from Bright's disease. He owned several prominent gambling houses across the northwest.
A Walton Furnace Vermont man named Wm Spivey received 13 miles away Buck- Jen's Amica Salve that wholly cured a fever sore on his leg. The ad claims the salve also cures bruises felons ulcers hraptions boils burns corns and piles. Sold for 25 cents guaranteed by City Drag Store.
Helena observes Thanksgiving with schools and public buildings closed. Communities join in sports and civic activities across the state with officials noting statewide celebration.
An advertisement claims Mokitea tamamen cures sick headache and related ailments. It promises permanent relief from constipation indigestion and boosts appetite sleep and happiness with a satisfaction guarantee or money back. Costs 25 and 50 cents.
Officials order the abandonment of train service to the city starting December 1. Travel will shift to stage routes from Helena and many workers face unemployment, a serious blow to local business interests.
Dyspepsia cure claim states one tablet gives immediate relief or money back. Sold in handsome tin boxes at 25 pts by Central Phar.
The jury convicted John McGeary of murder in the second degree for killing Supt. Evans of the Amalgamated company's smelters in June. He received a twelve year penitentiary sentence amid public dissatisfaction with the lenient punishment.
The undersigned will give a free sample of Chamberlains Stomach sans Liver Tablets to anyone seeking a reliable remedy for stomach disorders biliousness or constipation. This is a new remedy and a good one.
Sergeant Lewis M. Hayden who shot John P. Mc Bride last week was arrested after the victim died Sunday morning. Mc Bride, son of a valley farmer, was killed as Hayden believed him to be a burglar. The best legal advice in the city has been retained to prosecute Hayden.
Phillipsburg reports that Mrs Hank Nerling, living on the Conn ranch, confessed to physicians at the county hospital that she committed the murders of Mrs Conn and her son during a period of head injury. Since the crime she has been violently insane. Plans call for her transfer to the Warm Springs asylum when she recovers enough to travel.
An advertisement states heavy eating causes indigestion and describes symptoms such as heartburn and stomach catarrh. It promotes Kodol as a cure that relieves inflammation, protects nerves, and cleanses the glands to treat indigestion and dyspepsia. Central Phar.
Kalispell area men believed to have smuggled Chinese citizens across the border and held in jail awaiting trial. An informant claims the Celestials were hidden in a wagon at night with a paymaster allegedly receiving $100 per person.
A historical advertisement touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as gentle laxative pills that cleanse the liver and provide tonic strength. It claims the remedy prevents the disorder from returning and promises benefits when taken before bedtime.
Mme Gabrielle Rejane, the renowned French actress, arrives in unit circles to entertain and inspire with her acclaimed stage presence and film work.
A Whittier homestead in Haver Hill Massachusetts damaged by fire will be restored exactly as it stood. Ancient furniture and china survived unbroken and the desk used by Whittier’s grandfather will return to its original corner. Restoration aims to preserve the original fashion and period details.
The latest lounge and smoking room wall treatment uses Japanese fashion split bamboo. It can be applied diagonally or in paneling and figures and is noted for being easy to keep clean.
In a Philadelphia Record passage, a narrator recalls a familiar homey scene by the coal stove and heater. Children gather around as the old cradle, rug, and rug echo the warmth of last winter. The verse closes with news of Jack Frost’s "death."
A portrait of Tad Lincoln as a playful companion to Abraham Lincoln. The essay recalls their walks, a boyish pride, and Tad's brief stint at a foreign school where he revealed his father’s identity with humor and restraint.
The London and North Western Railway engine designed by F W Webb, named Charlea Dickens, just completed its second million miles equal to 100 years service. It has made 5 312th round trips this month plus 186 other trips, with no passenger injury in its career. The train’s speed rose from 42 to 51 13 miles per hour and its weight increased. The engine, built at Crewe on February 6 1852, has changed hands infrequently.
The New York Republican convention of September 24 1902 pledges protectionist policy to preserve prosperity. It condemns monopolies that destroy competition and supports legislation to suppress illegal combinations. The platform promotes sound Republicanism and warns against free trade, framing a united stance for victory.
The Dayton Journal notes Democrats aim to spur a split in Republican ranks over tariff revisions. They seek a division to undermine protection and its strong prosperity, framing the issue as a political opportunity rather than a policy debate.
A roundup presents curious notes on daily life. Orange juice as a shoe dressing, a pound of cotton spinning 4,770 miles of thread, the lenticular bone in the ear, Prussian blue from burnt horse hoof ashes, and Britain’s 1,951,000 domestic servants earning £68,500,000 annually.
J Knox Taylor, supervising architect of the treasury, will be the busiest man in the country for the next two to three years after Congress approved a bill to erect 118 public buildings at about 19.5 million dollars.
The Massachusetts parson who refused a $3500 yearly church offer is praised as an exception to the rule. The piece argues that clerical salary and status do not change a minister’s character and notes how some rectors choose simple service over higher titles or bishoprics, reflecting on duty over wealth.
A report notes firefighters dragged sleeping tenants from a burning home after smoke alarms failed to warn them. The piece promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption as protection against chest and lung troubles, urging readers to keep a bottle at hand and offering trial bottles from City Drug Store.
A. W. Gleason notary advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and Hall's Family Pills praised as the best. J Cheney & Co Toledo distributes sold by druggists for 76 cents, with testimonials offered free.
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