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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1902
Page
3
In Missoula the coroner's jury returns eight verdicts in the death of Mrs Pressley asserting her husband struck the fatal blow. The illness followed the injury and she named her husband as the assailant while conscious on several occasions. city drug store advertises Kemp's Balsam for throat and lungs.
A pleasant herb based tonic called Lane's Medicine is described as gentle on the stomach liver and kidneys and acts as a laxative. Sold for 25 and 50 cents by City Drug Store in Helena. Also notes school superintendents may face salary docking until annual reports are filed and certed.
Alfred Bee of Welfare Texas reports relief from billiousness and backache after using Electric Bitters. He says sleep, appetite, and strength improved, enabling heavy work. The product is advertised as reviving weak and sickly people and is sold for 50 cents at City Drug Store. Helena Perrine’s comet visible to naked eye in early week with a close approach of 35 million miles.
Advert promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for skin eruptions blotches sores pimples eczema and salt rheum. It claims to beautify the face cure sore lips chapped hands chilblains and piles and advertises a 250 price.
Great Falls resident Arthur Sharpe died last week after a hunting accident when his gun discharged. He was a well known and well liked figure in the area.
A Durham reader credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with saving her life from severe stomach and liver trouble after years of illness. The ad touts the pills as the best on earth and notes a price of 250 at the City Drug Store.
Virginia City reports the death of John W Hampshire a longtime Alder Gulch pioneer who died suddenly Monday night of heart failure at Adobe He traveled to California in 1849 and settled in Montana in 1864.
Davis Ky druggist O T Smith reports Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds as his fastest selling item in six years of sale. He asserts it cures when other remedies fail and notes mothers rely on it and physicians prescribe it with guaranteed satisfaction or refund. Trial bottles are free at City Drug Store.
A large portion of local sheep men report selling substantial numbers of sheep in the past week, indicating a brisk market activity and shifting herds among ranchers.
The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a superior gentle laxative for children, claiming it is preferred by many and beneficial. It states the true remedy is manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
A brief ad notes a positive guarantee for Soldon A tablets that cure heartburn indigestion and dyspepsia with immediate relief. Sold in 25 ots and 50 ots at Central Pharmacy.
An elderly man of French descent named Nelson A Gotsohin attempted suicide aboard a Northern Pacific coast bound train by cutting his throat and slashing his arms. He was removed from the train and handed over to county authorities at the station.
Delegates from across Montana gather in Billings for the thirteenth annual Firemen’s association convention. The city rolls out hospitality as residents assist in hosting and ensuring a smooth event.
An advert promotes Moki Tea as a remedy for indigestion constipatio n and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. It lists price options 25 cents and 60 cents at Central Pharmacy Helena. The attorney general seeks Supreme Court aid to compel Cascade county assessor and attorney to follow examiners instructions regarding bank stock assets per board ruling.
A planned perfume concert at the Denen Lyceum on October 14 promises an experimental show titled A Trip to Japan In Sixteen Minutes. Scents will be released to evoke Japanese imagery with two geishas and a solo dancer, aiming to blend olfactory impressions with art similar to music or painting.
Pierre Calmettes describes M Dufayel in Paris as a leading commerce center with a credit scheme. Customers pay one fifth of price and settle weekly, from 30 cents to 4 dollars, while the firm links to 400 shops and pays cash for goods to profit from cash discounts. Three million customers and three thousand clerks support about 26 million dollars in annual orders.
Testimonial from Mrs. Cranfill of Troy I T describes a years long indigestion cured after four bottles of Kodol. Advertisement notes the product digests what you eat and promotes red blood and overall well being through digestion. Central Pharmacy promotes the remedy.
The University of California will admit graduates from Butte High School without an entrance examination marking the first time the university accredits a school outside California.
Billiousness and liver disorders at this season may be prevented by cleansing the system with DeWitt's Little Early Risers. These famous pills do not gripe. They move the bowels gently, but copiously, and by reason of the tonic properties, give tone and strength to the glands. Central Pharmacy.
A fire in the wrecked express car on train No. 5 near Rapids last Saturday destroyed $1,500 in cash sent by the First National Bank of Billings to a Columbus bank. The loss includes the cash shipment and details of other wreck damages remain unreported.
A testimonial from Haney of Geneva Ohio claims DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured him of piles after 40 years of suffering. The ad notes it cures cuts burns wounds and skin diseases and warns to beware of counterfeits with Central Pharmacy as the source.
A Great Northern work train fatally struck an unknown man in front of the Shelby Junction depot last Friday morning. Reports state the accident occurred while the man was intoxicated, city officials say.
Several Prussian aristocrats including Count von Tiele Winckler Count Adelbert von Sierstorpff Count A von Pour tales Count von Wernstorff and Baron von Ruhle will tour the United States with the emperor’s consent to study social conditions and observe methods used to educate sons of leading American families. Count von Tiele will report back to his sovereign. Count von Sierstorpff has family links in the United States.
The Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph describes players in padded gear practicing drills and plays. They endure mud, falls, and injuries while chasing the pigskin, all in preparation for a real game season ahead.
The notice highlights that travel and changes in diet can cause diarrhoea and recommends carrying Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, noting it is for sale by Central Pharmacy.
An election in Glendive determined whether the town would be incorporated. The proposal passed by an overwhelming majority, with only 25 votes cast against it.
An old advertisement claims Sher man's headache cure provides instant relief for neuralgia and headaches with a single dose. It promises guaranteed harmless effects and immediate relief, sold by City Drug Store with pricing for 250 and 100 abox.
The PAe Tribune Store notes the requested book is not in stock and offers to obtain it for the customer. The brief item records a sales service prompt without further details.
An advertisement touts Rocker's Blood Elixir as a cure for all blood diseases when sarsaparilla fails. It claims to improve complexion and health, offering every bottle with a positive guarantee from Central Pharmacy.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a total remedy for catarrh, a constitutional disease. Claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces destroys the disease's foundation, builds strength, and offers one hundred dollars for any failing case. Includes testimonial list request and Toledo address for F J Cheney & Co. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills.
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