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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1903
Page
3
Jackson, accused of murdering Fannie Buck, was seized by a masked mob from the county jail around 1 a.m. Wednesday. He was taken to a telephone pole and hanged after a brief crowd action. The jailed man pleaded innocence as wrathful parents insist on his guilt.
An advertisement promotes Dr Besanko’s Pile Remedy for itching moisture and various piles forms including blind bleeding and protruding types. It claims to stop itching and bleeding absorb tumors and offers a jar via druggists or mail with a free treatise and a case write in Philadelphia.
More than six thousand Amalga mated employees enjoyed a company barbecue at the Columbia Gardens Tuesday. The event featured food provided entirely by the Amalga mated company and left workers with a memorable afternoon.
S. Le Quinn of Cavendish Vermont was reportedly healed after using Dr. King’s New Life Pills advertised as guaranteed to cure. 250 at City Drug Store.
The mortal remains of John A Leggat, a well known Butte citizen and pioneer of the state, were laid to rest on Sunday.
An old advertisement promises immediate relief from coughs colds and group using Acker's English Remedy with a money back guarantee if relief is not prompt. The copy emphasizes fast action and a refund policy for dissatisfaction.
An order to the Great Falls land office suspends all desert land entries south of the Missouri river in Cascade county within the Great Falls district where patents have not been issued. Patents issued but undelivered may be withheld. Action follows probe of alleged frauds cited by Senator Gibson.
An advertisement proclaims a permanent cure for constipation and indigestion using Moki tea. It promises increased appetite, sleep, work, and happiness with satisfaction guaranteed or money back. The offer lists prices of 25 ots and 50 ots and is affiliated with Riley's Drug Store.
The twentieth annual convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union ends a three day session in this city Tuesday. Six leaders report progress and planned work for the coming year. Mrs I N Smith of Helena is reelected president and Anaconda is chosen as the 1904 meeting site.
Otto Dodd of Powder Missouri says a yearlong sore healed after using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. He calls it the best salve on earth and notes it costs 25 cents at City Drug Store.
The Butte school board has decided to establish an industrial school in the city. The Hobart building on West Broadway will be set aside for the school with the principal and his wife living there and truants attending the school will be housed there.
Advertisement notes that Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets provide immediate relief or money back. One tablet gives quick aid and is sold in attractive tin boxes for 25 pts at Riley's Drug Store.
If Charles Lennox the condemned man who escaped from Silver Bow county jail last summer surrenders within thirty days the state supreme court will hear his lawyers appeal for a new trial otherwise the appeal will be dismissed and his chance for life may end if recaptured
The text promotes Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children praised by a Modern Mother. It states the true remedy is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co and emphasizes authenticity and child-friendly use.
Hamilton A Mr. Oroas of a New York syndicate found a rich gold ledge in Owl Creek country last August and has since filed 23 claims in quartz or placer. Assays range from 107 to 1000 dollars per ton with a ledge about 1200 feet wide, triggering a city stampede.
Reverend B O Horton of Sulphur Springs Texas writes on July 19 1899 that Ballards Snow Liniment and Horehound Syrup have proven satisfactory for headaches pains and coughs. He notes the cough syrup has served as their doctor for eight years and lists price points 250 500 and 1 00 with Riley the druggist selling them.
John E. Hample files suit against Anaconda Copper Co seeking about $4,000 in damages for the death of 439 sheep. He claims poisonous ingredients in smelter smoke contaminated grazing lands.
The Montana Presbyterian Synod closed its session in Missoula last Saturday with Rev. Alexander K. Baird elected moderator of the Montana Presbytery Lewistown selected as the meeting site for next year.
J E Gover of 101 North Main Street Ottawa Kansas reports his wife suffered a severe cold and cough each fall and with Horehound Syrup she sleeps soundly through the night. Two or three doses stop the cough and she remains well. Sold by Riley the druggist.
Browning figure known as Running Owl of the Blackfoot reservation is suspected of killing seven people last Saturday night. He has not been located and authorities believe an old feud between factions fueled the slaughter.
The report notes Germany contains about 806 ecohard trees per square mile on average while new toxicant production from ti root, common in Hawaii, is announced. James Buchanan Duke leads two tobacco firms drawing $50 000 salary from each. A nine story Johannesburg building rises as the continent’s largest of its kind.
An advertisement claims Dr Gunn's Blood Nerve Tonic rebuilds red blood and nerves to cure nervousness fatigue low mood and memory loss. It touts tablet form 750 4 box or 3 boxes for $2 sold at drug stores and by mail. Claims weigh gain of 1 to 3 pounds weekly. City Drug Store sells it and Dr Bosanko Co Philadelphia is listed.
A compact proverb notes that some people who leap to conclusions overlook the obstacles in the path. It warns against premature judgments and urges careful, step by step evaluation.
A $1000 reward is offered by G. Albers for the arrest and conviction of anyone who kills or poisons sheep or burns or destroys sheep camps. A $50 reward is offered for arrest and conviction of anyone found guilty of robbing sheep camps. 25-4m.
Bradstreet reports trade conditions irregular with fair volume but slower activity due to backward season heavy rains labor troubles and cautious buyers. Yet prospects remain favorable with better crop outlook for corn and robust rail traffic despite car shortages and adverse weather hindering threshing and collections.
A fifty mile railroad is to be built in southeast Missouri this spring. It runs through a district famed for watermelons and is expected to handle the harvest traffic as melons are abundant there.
A Gothenburg Swedish engineer unveils a device for electric motors that lets a worker halt the machinery within one half to one fourth of a rotation, reducing injury risk for operators caught in moving parts.
J W Davenport of Wingo Kentucky writes that two doctors said one lung was gone and the other badly affected. After using Ballard's Snow Liniment his condition improved from the first application and two fifty cent bottles cured him. He praises the medicine and recommends it to suffering humanity. Sold by Riley the druggist.
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