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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1906
Page
2
Preliminary hearing for Mary Maling and Anna Van Winkle ends with them bound over to district court on charges of second degree assault against dressmaker Fannetta Landry. Bonds set at $750 each by Justice Mann.
An old advertisement asserts Foley's Kidney Cure can treat most kidney or bladder troubles within medical reach and urges readers to visit City Drug Store for the remedy.
Due to a coal shortage the Conrey Placer Mining company at Ruby has halted one of its three dredge boats. If the coal shortage persists a second dredge may be stopped. Reopening before spring thaw would be costly and the inoperative dredge will likely stay idle until warmer weather returns.
A.C. Stickel of Miltons West Virginia halting a dangerous hip ulcer with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Persistent use cured the lesion, noted as a malignant ulcer the size of a hand. Salve sells for 25 cents at R. L. Riley’s drugstore.
The Dagmar colony of Danish settlers reaches Dagmar in Valley County forty miles north of Culbertson. About 100 men and women from Europe begin work despite severe weather as Culbertson welcomes the newcomers.
Promoters of the new Havre colony report several hundred more travelers booked for early spring passage from Europe. They expect thousands of countrymen will seek new work and a fresh field of endeavor in Valley county within the next few years.
F N Tacket of Alliance Kentucky suffered severe lung bleeding and a frightful cough nearly to death. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with saving his life after four bottles. The remedy is guaranteed for sore lungs coughs and colds at R L Riley’s drug store. Trial bottle free. l m
The Bear Creek division of Yellowstone Park railroad from Bridger Montana to Bear Creek Montana is now open for business. Stations listed include Bridger Jennings Golden Belfry Bear Creek Smith McCarthy and Amalgamated with distances from Bridger. L Sears named general superintendent and traffic manager with office at Belfry Montana.
The supreme court granted a new trial and then the case was transferred to Lewis and Clark county on a change of venue.
Billings based oil operator S H Keoughan in charge reports a strong gasoline oil flow at one thousand feet depth. He asserts the oil tests forty eight gravity, premier in the United States. A separate gas flow was found just before the oil hit, surging so heavily it cannot be ignited. The company plans to move machinery and bore another gas well.
Five year old daughter of C. Blair school superintendent at St Albans West Virginia recovered from a severe nervous complaint after Electric Bitters. Blair states three bottles cured her and praises the remedy for nervous disorders debility female weakness impoverished blood and malaria. Sold by R L Rileys drug store for 50 cents.
W. G. Conrad gains control of the First State bank in Livingston through purchase of Colenty and Elling stock. Banking veterans will head the institution and aim to elevate it as a leading eastern Montana bank.
Rev James A Lewis pastor Milaca Minnesota testifies to Chamberlains Cough Remedy reliable for seven years in home use. He notes it works especially well for croup and whooping cough. Sold by R L Riley druggist. 1l-m
Helena K F W Beeskove known as Coyote Bill was found guilty of manslaughter by a district court jury after a 16 hour 30 minute deliberation. The killing of William F Buring occurred June 22 1905 in Rattlesnake canyon Missoula county. Sentence will be pronounced November 28 by Judge Smith.
A call to recognize the contributions of women while urging support for the right to vote. The piece promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, non alcoholic tonic for common female ailments and fatigue, praising its roots based formula and endorsements, and invites letters to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo for consultation.
Advertised cure claims the pills settle liver and bowel trouble quickly and purge the system. Sold by R. L. Riley, druggist, for 25 cents.
Unable to secure cars for shipment, Montana rail service is not blamed. Several stock growers in Lewistown have turned back cattle to the range, delaying Chicago shipments. About fifteen percent of the county's planned season stock will remain unsent this year.
N S Wood resumes street service in Dillon with a quick delivery wagon. He handles baggage express and light freight to the depot and city areas including the Normal college and Dormitory. He sells stove wood and dry kindling and accepts orders or checks for baggage at the Tribune Store. phone line directs prompt attention.
Farrell, former chief deputy in the clerk of the district court, was found guilty of forging the name of James Martini to a juror certificate seeking 23 days compensation. He faces further trials on additional charges linked to an alleged $25,000 embezzlement from his office.
A city drugstore ad claims pneumonia follows a cold unless Foley's Honey and Tar is used. It asserts the medicine stops coughing and strengthens the lungs to prevent pneumonia.
In Butte Montana a case of apparent animal cruelty surfaced in Northern Pacific yards where 37 of 60 horses died. The horses had been in transit from Great Falls for over 48 hours in a mixed train, exceeding the 36 hour legal limit for livestock in transit.
C E Lentz manager of the Lentz Gold and Copper Mining Company reports from Pittsburg that the firm will move machinery to the Georgia gulch Twin Bridges area within months to begin systematic development. Surface showings from the Lentz properties have been promising.
The report describes a strong iron outcrop 300 to 400 feet wide, traced for more than a mile. Silver, gold, and copper samples from $40 to $1,000 have been found along the vein.
Mr Robert O Burke of Elnora New York reports severe dropsy and vision impairment from Brights disease. After using Foley's Kidney Cure he notes dramatic improvement. a 50 cent bottle first, then two more bottles cured his symptoms. He praises City Drug Store.
Aug Heinze toured Wallace Idaho and Spokane Washington and spoke to reporters denying any desire to run for United States senator. He stated he is a business man with no political ambitions and will not seek the senate seat.
The Minnesota Dairy and Food Commission reports Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar and Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar contain opiates and croton oil. It urges refusing all but Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package, which contains no opiates and is promoted as the best cough and cold cure sold at City Drug Store.
Under Mayor McKenzie police set in motion a dog tax collection to seize delinquent dogs and enforce penalties, leaving no guilty hound unaccounted.
At the first regular meeting held at the secretary Lewis Penwell’s office stockholders elected officers for the year. John T. Murray was chosen president with W. G. Conrad as vice president N. B. Holter as treasurer and Lewis Penwell named secretary.
The board of directors includes W. G. Conrad B. F. White B. D. Phillips S. S. Hobson J. E. Bower William Lindsay A. K. Prescott J. T. Murphy N. B. Holter W. J. Bickett J. M. Holt Henry Sieben and Lewis Penwell.
In Helena a special election approved bonds and the creation of a complete water system. With 848 votes cast, 202 favored the municipal ownership proposal, funding $600,000 in bonds.
At Bear Creek Montana about two o'clock Tuesday afternoon Steve Novota a Slavonian fatally shot his fellow countryman Gabriel Sedlak. Police report the killing followed Sedlak's persistent joshing and ridicule of Novota.
The state board of education committee on diplomas recommends thirteen teachers for life certificates and eighty six for state certificates. The board will act on the recommendations at its first December meeting.
Bozeman Mont Nov 24 Miss Mabel Mills long a popular Bozeman teacher and former Montana State Normal college student has been appointed to teach in the United States school at Ancon Panama in the canal zone She will likely depart soon for New York and then sail to join relatives and Dr and Mrs John M Batterton The offer includes higher pay and free transportation and friends here regret her departure though the post is highly attractive.
The notice advertises Ay Arms at Yeaman's located in the Post Office Building Dillon Montana offering guns ammunition and fishing tackle with a full line on hand.
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