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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1906
Page
2
In Butte the Seeing Butte advertising car is put away until next year. Lewistown reports a mail incident at Straw where postmistress H A Taylor fired a gun to halt J Jeffries, a burly Black man, as he approached the mail bags.
A testimonial from G. D. Welch of Tekonsha Mich praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for fast pain relief from burns and skin injuries. It claims quick pile cure and best healing salve, priced 25 cents at Riley's Drug Store.
H. R. Cunningham Montana state auditor was selected for the executive board of the National Insurance Commissioners meeting in Washington. In his role he heads Montana's insurance department and has demonstrated notable ability in managing complex insurance issues amid public focus on the field.
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy for blood poisoning from chronic constipation. It promises to remove poisonous germs, restore vigor, and cure sour stomach nausea headaches dizziness and colic without gripping or discomfort.
Ranchers in this section have mostly finished harvesting grain and begun threshing. New threshing outfits are in use this fall, reducing anticipated field delays for farmers.
Farmers report heavy grain as favorable August and September weather aided heading and filling. Many estimate 1000 to 1500 bushels per farm with some from 3000 to 5000, and total valley production nearing 200000 bushels mainly wheat and oats.
The advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as giving a pleasant purgative effect and a healthy body and mind. It notes a price of 25 cents and free samples at R. L. Riley's drug store. The line ends with a fragment mentioning the store location.
John Schmidt, a Cherry canyon resident above Silver Star, was shooting mountain rats with an antique shotgun loaded with heavily charged Dupont shells. On his fifth shot the weapon exploded, ripping away part of his right hand in a near fatal accident.
An advertisement touts Acker's Blood Elixir as a universal remedy for impure blood and related symptoms including headaches fevers pimples and appetite loss. The copy asserts it cures scrofula syphilitic poisons and other blood diseases and offers a positive guarantee on every bottle. R L Riley cow.
Friends fear Wong See Yinn has been harmed since Saturday forenoon. The Chinaman, who lived in Helena twenty years, was rumored to have had considerable money. Tom toms whisper that Highbinders may be involved as Chinese community figures eastward.
A defense of Dr Pierce's medicines highlighting public endorsements by users, open ingredient disclosure, and claims that Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription cure catarrhal diseases and female ailments. Emphasizes alcohol-free formulas, native medicinal roots, and invites readers to request a free booklet of testimonials and explanations from Buffalo New York.
Chinese community and city authorities combed every corner from Chinatown to nearby gardens in a wide search for Wong See but no clues or sightings were found.
Red Lodge report says Verne Martin, 15, was found hiding under a bed at a lodging house by Sheri Potter. Arthur Emerson MacKenzie was arrested on suspicion of spiriting her away but Ed Hoffman was with her upon discovery. Hoffman faced criminal assault charges along with MacKenzie. The girl is fifteen.
N S Wood operates a clean wagon for baggage express and light freight to the depot Normal college and Dormitory in Dillon. He specializes in stove wood and dry kindling and handles orders or checks left at the Tribune Store, phone lab, with prompt attention.
Chief of Police Flannery praised the Helena event noting no trick was pulled and no pockets picked during six days of crowded fairgoers with thousands visiting daily. peace officers sworn for the occasion kept order and made no arrests.
Forest City Me resident Mrs Geo Walls praises Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. She claims it ends coughs and colds quickly prevents pneumonia cures la grippe relieves asthma hay fever and strengthens weak lungs. Available 50c and 1.00 with trial bottle free.
Democratic candidate Khalispel Walsh spoke Monday night in the county seat, his first large town address since nomination. The hall was packed with residents and others traveling far to hear the noted speaker, and the gathering was described as a most enthusiastic meeting.
Mrs. W. L. Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine reports her 71 year old mother, after twenty years of severe dyspepsia, regained youthful vitality within six months of using Electric Bitters. The tonic is praised as a universal remedy restoring stomach, liver and kidneys, purifying blood, and curing malaria and bilious weaknesses. Sold 50 cents with guarantee by Druggist R. L. Riley.
Proclamations received at the Helena land office announce two new forest reserves in Montana. The Long Pine reserve lies southeast of the state near the Little Missouri, embracing about 100000 acres. The Lolo reserve sits south of the Missouri River, extending west to the Idaho border and covering approximately 90000 acres.
In November 1901 Mrs. L. Cous ins of Otterburn Michigan caught cold and developed quinsy. She applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm and found quick relief, returning to health in two days. The liniment is advertised as valuable for sprains and swellings sold by R L Riley Druggist.
Helena Attorney General Galen renders an opinion to state examiner T E Collins after a question from H C Pound district clerk Sweet Grass County regarding clerks of the courts and the new naturalization act of June 29 1906. He states after careful consideration of the U S statute that he is of the opinion that certain provisions apply.
The passage argues that each state district court clerk in Montana may retain one half of all fees collected under the law for personal use until their share reaches three thousand dollars. After that threshold, all such fees would be fully accounted for and paid to the Bureau of Emigration and Naturalization.
Helena J. J. Ryan reports from the state board of equalization showing Montana’s total assessed value rising across land, real estate and improvements, livestock, and all other personal property. Acres total 13 994 569 with real estate and improvements valued at 104 641 802 and railroads at 40 901 000, bringing overall state assessment to 234 070 663.
A Kentucky resident testifies that after 33 years with sore eyes and six years of total blindness, Chamberlain's Salve cured the inflammation and restored sight following a neighbor's recommendation. The salve is sold at Riley's Drug Store.
Supreme court charges filed this week by W. H. Smead through C. B. Nolan seek disbarment of S. G. Murray and R. H. Parsons of Missoula. Malpractice conspiracy subornation of perjury and an attempt to suborn perjury are alleged.
United States Senator W. A. Clark will sail from Liverpool for New York aboard the Majestic on October 17. A. H. Wethey, Clark interests manager in Butte, said the senator is recovering rapidly from injuries from a recent automobile accident in France that caused two broken ribs.
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