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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1903

Page

3

Montana State Fair Opens Amid Positive Turnout

Helena reports the first Montana state fair opened with a good crowd that has grown daily. Local stores closed early to let clerks attend as displays exceed expectations and the fair progresses as a clear success. In Trout Creek a saloon shooting left one dead and one wounded at a Northern Pacific freight terminal. In Glasgow a decomposed body found on Milk River is believed to be a Cree half breed missing for four years.

Northwest America Helena Montana Missoula Trout Creek Northern Pacific Frank Udell Glasgow Milk River

Freighter Killed In Wagon Accident At Park Site

Livingston Emil Johnson a Park Transportation freighter was crushed when a loaded wagon toppled onto him. He died before aid could reach him. Local authorities probe cause and scene details.

Livingston Emil Johnson Park Transportation Company

Piles remedy ad and Fort Custer reopening plans

An advertisement touts Dr Bosanko's Pile Remedy claiming to cure itching bleeding and moist piles with a 500 per jar price and mail order option from Philadelphia. A Crow Agency report notes Fort Custer is to reopen next spring or summer with about a thousand men stationed there.

Bo Sanko Bosanko Philadelphia Penn City Drug Store Billinga Crow Agency Fort Custer

Health remedy robbery ends with cure for chronic constipation

Le Quinn of Oavendish VI reports a home intrusion by Dr King's New Life Pills causing his illness. The pills are claimed to arrest the trouble and cure it entirely with a 250 price tag at City Drug Store.

le Quinn Oavendish Dr. King City Drug Store

Dotsons Charged With Murder After Saloon Killing

Missoula residents John Dotson and Lee Dotson were arrested and charged with the murder of Frank Udell and the attempted murder of G. W. Ragsdale in a saloon incident early Monday morning.

Missoula John Lee Dotson Frank Udell G. W. Ragsdale

Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets Sold with Positive Guarantee

Ad promotes Acker’s Dyspepsia tablets claiming relief from heartburn and indigestion. Mentions relief after taking a single tablet and lists packaging options of 25 and 50 tablets with a positive guarantee.

Roker’s English Remedy and Housing News

Roker’s English Remedy promises to stop a dough any time and cure a cold in twelve hours with money refunded. Bailey's Drug Store advertises the medicine. The Northern Pacific railroad reportedly plans to build many modern employee dwellings in Livingston near the shops for convenient access.

Bailey’s Drug Store Livingston Northern Pacific Railroad

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Cures Sore in Ponder Resident

Otto Dodd of Ponder Missouri credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing a year long sore. He calls it the best salve on earth and recommends City Drug Store where it sells for 25 cents.

Otto Dodd Ponder, Mo City Drug Store

General William P. Carlin Dies Aboard Train Near Livingston

Army officer prominent in military circles died on an eastbound Northern Pacific train twelve miles west of the city. He was en route to Omaha to visit friends. The town of Carlin in Nevada was named after him.

Livingston William P. Carlin Northern Pacific Omaha Carlin Nevada

Moki Tea Promises Digestive Relief and Skin Improvement

An herbal drink touted to cure indigestion and constipation and improve complexion. The ad claims a money back guarantee and lists 25 ota and 50 Riley's Drug Store as purchase points.

Riley's Drug Store

Attempted suicide delays execution in Buck murder case

Hamilton-Walter Jackson, awaiting death for the murder of little Fannie Buck, attempted to hang himself Wednesday. The jailor cut him down in time. He was to be hanged October 13, but a notice of appeal was filed with the supreme court, staying the execution.

Hamilton Walter Jackson Little Fannie Buck Supreme Court

Farmers Union to Open Company Store in County

The Farmers Unions of the county formed about a year ago to aid farmers and curb unfair Chinese labor plans to open a company store selling only union labeled goods.

Migsoula

Syrup of Figs Touted as Gentle Laxative for Children

The text extols Syrup of Figs as the gentlest laxative for children and claims it improves their condition more than other remedies. It asserts the true Syrup of Figs is manufactured only by the Oilornia Fig Syrup Co.

Oilornia Fig Syrup Co

Presbyteriana Synod Opens With Large Delegation in State

The annual synod of the Presbyteriana began on the eighth day, drawing delegates from across the state to Missoula. Strong participation marks the gathering as representatives meet for deliberations and plans.

Missoula

Ballards Snow Liniment and Horehound Syrup Endorsement

Sulphur Springs Texas resident Rev B C Horton writes July 19 1899 that Ballards Snow Liniment and Horehound Syrup have been satisfactorily used in his family. He claims the liniment relieves headaches and pains while the cough syrup has served as their doctor for eight years. Sold by Riley the druggist.

B.C. Horton Sulphur Springs Texas Ballard Riley

Woman Commits Suicide by Poison in Missoula

Mrs. Floyd, a 35 year old mulatto from Hamilton, ended her life by taking poison last Saturday. She had worked as a domestic in several Missoula households.

Missoula Floyd Hamilton

Reward for capture of sheep killers and arsonists

The undersigned offers a $100000 reward for the arrest and conviction of anyone killed, poisoned, or who burns or destroys sheep camps. A $50 reward is offered for arrest and conviction of anyone found guilty of robbing sheep camps. 25-4m Ads

Silage and Stover Feeding Practices

W I McSparran notes in National Stockman that mixing cut stover with silage for feeding reduces waste and improves intake. When not used with silage, mixing stover with cut hay and moistening with water, then covering, also increases consumption and lowers waste.

W. I. McSparran The National Stockman

Cures Winter Cough with Horehound Syrup Remedy

J E Gover of Ottawa Kansas reports his wife suffered a severe fall cold and persistent cough until using Horehound Syrup. Two or three doses stop the cough and restore sleep and activity. Sold by Riley the druggist at 25 cents 50 cents and one dollar.

J. E. Gover N. Main St Ottawa Kan Riley

You'll be sorry if you don't get married says San Francisco Wasp

A playful exchange quotes a San Francisco Wasp remark contrasting marriage and regret. The cartoonish line presents two voices debating matrimony with wry humor. The snippet reflects social attitudes toward marriage in a light cultural feature.

San Francisco Wasp

Dr Gunn's Improved Liver Pills Curb Dyspepsia Naturally

An old dyspepsia remedy critique argues against pepsin and narcotics, urging cleansing of stomach and bowels plus liver action. It promotes Dr Gunn's Improved Liver Pills as a cure by directing digestive fluids and gland function, sold by Dr. Bosanko in Philadelphia and via mail order for 2 50 per box with samples free.

Dr. Gunn

Three Die in Death ofiAir Van Wormer Brothers Executed

Willis Frederick M and Burton Van Wormer were executed at Clinton prison for the 1901 Greendale murder of Peter A Dallenbeck. The trio died in about fifteen and a half minutes after four minutes of current. Burton failed to sit straight as the strap blindfolded him. The event followed appeals upheld by courts and not halted by Governor Odell.

Dannemora N. Y Mar Court of Appeals Odell Willis Frederick M Burton van Wormer Clinton Prison van Wormer Boys Peter A. Dallenbeck Greendale Frederick Burton

Saved His Life By Ballard's Snow Liniment

J W Davenport of Wingo Kentucky writes about surviving a lung condition with Ballard's Snow Liniment after doctors said one lung was gone. He credits two 50 cent bottles with curing him and recommends the medicine sold by Riley the druggist.

J. W. Davenport Wingo Ballard Ansfering Humanity Riley

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