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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
2
George Lehman 30, a Conrey Placer Mining worker, dies from injuries after a cable snap on dredge boat No. 2 at Ruby. He suffered multiple fractures and internal injuries. medical aid failed to save him.
The Friday hearing before US Commissioner Davis ended Saturday morning. Charles Schreiber found guilty and remanded to Lewis and Clark county jail for further trial. Robert McDonald released after evidence deemed insufficient.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a quick cure for chronic constipation. It claims to remove poisonous germs, restore vigor, and ease sour stomach, nausea, headaches, dizziness, and colic without griping. Sold by R. L. Riley, Druggist for 25 cents.
Great Falls mourns the death of Bernard W. Murray a Montana pioneer who died in San Diego Cal last week at age 67. A Civil War veteran he came to Montana in 1864 overland by wagon from Michigan where he was born. Murray mined and built at Virginia City and Last Chance Gulch after his discharge for disability.
A 19th century rancher connected with Diamond Rfreighting at Sun River crossing in 1869 and later a partner in Steele & Co, noted for ranching. Survived by a widow according to sparse obituary details.
Livingston is expected to host a lecture by William Jennings Bryan this season as part of the Great Western Lyceum bureau program. No definite date has been announced though arrangements are in place.
Advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a pleasant purgative that improves body and mind, creating a joyful feeling. Priced at 25 cents with free samples at R. L. Riley's drug store.
A. H. Wethey reports United States Senator W. A. Clark has a broken rib from a car accident in Marseilles France. No details released but the injury is not believed serious and will delay his return about two weeks from the planned October 5 departure.
An advertises Acker s Blood Elixir promising to cure blood diseases that cheaper tonics fail and promotes a positive guarantee. Signed by R. L. Riley Co.
Morgan Evans an early resident of the Deer Lodge valley for over forty years died this morning at about 11 o clock at his home seven miles east of Anaconda. The death followed several weeks of illness not regarded as serious with asthma listed as the probable cause. Evans fought in the Nez Perces war.
The Supreme Court of New York State ruled in favor of Dr. R V Pierce in a libel case against Curtis Publishing over Ladies Home Journal coverage alleging alcohol in his Favorite Prescription. Testimony named native roots and glycerine as ingredients and praised standard medical authorities, while noting no harmful or habit forming drugs. The decision upheld Pierce's claim and exposed the original article as defamatory.
A prominent Montana stock raiser, who helped raise a company and fought at the Big Hole under General Gibbons, is remembered for his influence in the state. Though never holding public office, he was widely known in the region for many years.
Charles Anderson, longtime resident of Livingston-Cooke City, killed himself Sunday by hiding in a dugout and blasting his head with a shotgun. No motive or cause is known as officials investigate.
N S Wood is back on the streets with a fast delivery wagon serving the depot and city including the Normal college and Dormitory. He specializes in stove wood and dry kindling and handles baggage, express, and light freight with prompt attention to orders from the Tribune Store and by phone.
At a conference of four committees including the anti trust Democrats anti trust Republicans Republicans and the Labor party of Silver Bow county a fusion plan was adopted to divide offices in the coming election. Each committee chairman signed the agreement.
Forest City Maine resident Mrs. Geo Walls endorses Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds claiming quick relief prevents pneumonia cures la grippe aids asthma hay fever and strengthens lungs. Available 50 cents and 1.00 guaranteed by R L Riley with trial bottle offered.
The fourth annual Montana state fair opened Monday under favorable conditions. Exhibits in every department are larger and of higher quality than ever, with livestock including fancy blooded horses cattle sheep goats and swine. County displays show vegetables grains and fruits surprising for a mountainous region.
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine reports her mother aged 70 recovered after twenty years of severe dyspepsia. Six months of using Electric Bitters restored strength and vitality once thought lost. The tonic claims to balance stomach liver and kidneys purify blood and cure malaria biliousness and weaknesses. Sold 50 cents with guarantee by R L Riley Druggist.
Five thousand people attended the funeral of Father J. Callahan on Monday. Eighteen street cars carried mourners to the cemetery and the length of the cortege delayed the last carriage at Park Street. Hired hacks filled in from town and Anaconda, with many prominent Butte citizens in the procession.
In November 1901 Mrs. L. Cousins of Otterburn Michigan says her quinsy throat swelling eased quickly after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The liniment is praised for sprains and swellings and sold by R L Riley Druggist.
Helena treasurer F. P. Sterling reports two major contributions to the W. F. Sanders memorial fund. H. L. Frank of Butte sent a $100 check, followed by former State Treasurer A. H. Barret, who matched the effort with a substantial contribution.
At Anaconda the State Pioneers official meeting approved a $1,295 addition to the fund. With this latest donation, the total in Mr. Sterling's hands rises to $1,500 over the past week.
P C Ears of Cynthiana Kentucky credits Chamberlains Salve with curing years of sore eyes and restoring his sight after thirteen years of blindness. Neighbor provided half a box and his condition improved, prompting sale at Riley s Drug Store.
Paris reports say Senator Ward Allen Clark is in serious condition after a recent automobile crash near Marseilles. He was thrown from the car, several ribs were fractured, and internal suffering prompted concerns about recovery. Friends in Butte and New York fear for his full recovery.
Bozeman inkon with Gifford Pinchot chief for ester of the United States and D F Conk ling supervisor of the Gallatin forest reserve. They inspected the office while Thomas H Sherrard assistant forester joined the conference with Walter Cooper owner of a lumber company that bought 52 000 000 feet of lumber from the Absarokee division Yellowstone forest reserve. The deal is among the first under new regulations.
Butte man Jesse M. Hall son of Dr. H. M. Hall was shot and badly wounded by his father-in-law William Constantine in Seattle Tuesday in the Hoge block. Hall said his wife had complained to Constantine about ill treatment. He added he believed Constantine was out of his head during the shooting.
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