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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1917
Page
2
D. D. Richards of the Missoula chamber of commerce reports cattlemen in the Blackfoot country expect cheap beef this winter but a sharp rise next spring. After the fall roundup only about 200 fat cattle may remain, as stock owners plan to ship stock in marketable condition.
Plains report: R C Hingley suffered a severe arm crush beneath a Northern Pacific freight train in the local yards. Amputation was required to save his life. The injury occurred as he alighted from the train while returning from Thompson Falls to transfer examination from Winchester Idaho to the local exemption board.
Fred W. Horstcote of Spokane leads the design and rebuilding of the Baird Harper Lumber mill at Warland. The plant aims to be ready for operations by March 1 with a daily sawing capacity of 75 000 feet, replacing temporary equipment used since last summer’s fire.
Work on the Milwaukee railroad branch between Lewistown and Melstone advances and a group of chief officials who toured the line expressed satisfaction with progress and the prospect of completion next year.
Walter L. Barber, age 84, wandered from his son's home and fell into a hole. He died from injuries suffered, with his health described as feeble and his mind in a childish state for some time. He was the father of H. L. Barber of Williams.
Judge Spencer signed a temporary restraining order at the request of County Attorney James L. Davis to close the pool hall at 2704 Minnesota avenue. L. J. Covington William Clappers and William Londos, proprietors, are named defendants in Yellowstone county’s first action under a new legislative act. The suit alleges the pool hall has operated as a gambling house since June 1 1917.
A suit filed in Missoula by E. C. Humphreys company of Chicago against Montana Manganese company of Phillipsburg seeks 22000 dollars. The action cites two complaints: an advance of 2000 dollars to Greenough King and Potter and damages for failure to ship manganese ore.
The home economics department organizes to render maximum war service this year. Sewing classes under Miss Ballinger devote time to Red Cross material prep and teach girls to do the work thoroughly and correctly.
A Plea of murder will be filed against a Bridger man whose name is not yet learned for the death of Manuel Rodriguez a Mexican sheepherder. Rodriguez died in Billings after injuries from a fight with his Bridger assailant.
On the Anaconda-Butte road the Sunrise saloon and hotel resort was permanently closed by Judge McClernan after state and county authorities charged offensive conduct in a case against Dean Herlihy and others.
Provost Marshal General Crowder informs the local examining board that friendly aliens registered or otherwise may serve in the U S Army. The opinion notes many are willing to claim exemption but will accept service when summoned, and their service is heartily welcomed.
Great Falls labor unions and employers have sent a concrete plan to President Wilson the secretary of commerce on labor and Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor. The proposal requests the creation of a national arbitration board to handle all labor problems during the war period.
In Bozeman a jury in the justice court sentenced Ben Walker of Salesville to pay 500 dollars or serve 250 days in jail for assaulting R. H. Johnson, principal of Salesville city schools. The attack followed Johnson’s corporal punishment of Walker’s 10 year old daughter Virginia. Walker’s own testimony admitted the assault.
A coast to eastbound silk train derailed near Rudyard after a broken rail, at 50 mph. Seven damaged cars piled in a ditch with no injuries to crew or passengers. goods valued at 1.75 million dollars were ruined or damaged.
Great Falls will start a winter night school for adults despite the legislature's failure to authorize such schools. The local school board plans the program and it will be funded by its beneficiaries.
The post office is designated central accounting office for the district and the post master is appointed district post master under a new four mail distribution system.
Dr. W. F. Cosgwell, secretary of the state board of health, announces tests show milk sold in Livingston contains bacteria. Local physicians join the effort to combat unscrupulous milk dealers.
Capitalists with picture houses in Spokane Butte Missoula and other Montana cities plan a new 25000 dollar moving picture show house in Kalispell. They already operate the Liberty theater in Spokane.
Cement work has started on the foundation for the Havre Flax Mills plant. Machinery for the large mill has arrived and will be installed once the building is finished.
The article warns that neglect of children can lead to chronic catarrh, a lingering inflammation of the mucus membranes. It notes many sufferers recall frequent colds when infected and urges early use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, available at City Drug Store.
Citizens of Big Sandy complain about torn up streets and mud from public improvements. Local contractors receive heavy criticism for the condition of roads and ongoing work affecting daily life.
For a muddy complexion, take Chamberlain's tablets and adopt a diet of vegetables and cereals. Take outdoor exercise daily and your complexion will be greatly improved within a few months. For sale by City Drug Store. Im
Mrs. Dorothy Thumman is charged in district court with the murder of J. M. Woods, a Great Northern fireman, in her home after a coroner verdict found Woods killed by her. She admits firing but claims self defense claiming Woods forced entry at midnight and refused to leave.
The advertisement promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a proven cold treatment suitable for men. It claims the product is non narcotic and has a long standing reputation, and it is available at City Drug Store.
Local residents showcase home grown produce at a two day exhibit in Bonner. The display stems from war garden efforts by the lumberjacks and land donated by the Anaconda Copper Mining Company. Ten acres were set aside for Bonner residents divided among 51 families.
Baker Martin Ryan of Wilson Wisconsin died in an auto accident on the Yellowstone train between this city and Marmouth. Two companions E J Nantvell and Nels Nottveil were injured. Investigators cited a defective radius rod as the cause.
A newspaper notice promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for despondency caused by indigestion and biliousness. It claims users will feel better within a day or two and notes the product availability at City Drug Store.
Lewistown report: A suspect named W. G. Hanna pleaded guilty to grand larceny and was sentenced by Judge K. L. De Kalk to serve from two and a half to six years in the Deer Lodge penitentiary.
Real estate notices offer 320 acre relinquishments three miles from town 640 acre well improved farms near Dillon and cultivated. Wheat farms on favorable terms plus 320 acre parcels at bargains 240 acres near Dillon with hog tight fencing and 80 acres in fall wheat. Small homes with two lots small down payment complete payment terms and winter selling season urged by C L Worth.
An advertisement touts Gets It as a safe corn treatment that stops pain instantly and causes the corn to lift cleanly without fuss. The copy claims wide use and recommends Dillon as the seller with H. C. Burfiend backing.
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