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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
3
Montana mourns John Caplice a Butte resident and prominent philanthropist who died Saturday. A devout Roman Catholic, Caplice spent 25 years in Butte promoting the city and aiding neighbors, earning lasting respect as a charitable community leader.
Itching piles cause moisture and itching and the remedy claims to cure all forms including Blind Bleeding and Protruding piles. The product promises to stop itching and bleeding and to absorb tumors sold at 600 a jar through druggists or by mail with a free treatise.
Helena reporter T J Sherwood a ranch hand for Winston identifies Gravelle the man arrested as the dynamiter seconds after the haystack where fifty nine pounds of dynamite were found.
Le Quinn of Cavendish VI says his chronic constipation was worsened by a home break in by Dr King's New Life Pills. The product claims a guaranteed cure and is advertised at City Drug Store for 250.
The annual grand lodge of the Odd Fellows of Montana met in Helena this week with about 400 members in attendance.
An advertisement claims Moki Tea cures indigestion and constipation and soothes eruptions. The product is described as a delightful beverage sold at Bilay's Drug Store.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets offered with a positive guarantee. Relief promised for heartburn indigestion and dyspepsia after meals. One tablet provides immediate relief. Priced at 25 cents and 60 cents at Riley's Drug Store.
Missoula report says Private Kennedy of Fort Missoula was shot Saturday allegedly by Private John Tulley of Company M. The two men reportedly argued at the commissary and later returned to quarters where Kennedy was killed. Tulley fled. both men are described as colored.
Otto Dodd of Powder Missouri reports a yearlong sore healed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He calls it the best salve on earth and notes it sells for 25 cents at City Drug Store.
Great Falls Miss Helen Clarke daughter of Malcolm Clarke accuses Major Monteath Blackfeet agent of maladministration on the reservation. She charges liquor selling and gambling are common and says the major is aware. She sends three charges supported by affidavits to Washington.
The advertisement claims Aoker’s English Remedy stops a cough at any time and cures the worst cold in twelve hours or money refunded. It lists price points 26 and 50 pts and credits Ruley’s Drug Store as the seller.
Executors of Micheal OConnell estate valued at 350000 seek Mary OConnell, niece and beneficiary, missing in Massachusetts. The will is tied up in court as she is believed to be in Cambridge or Somerville working as a domestic.
Mrs. Leo Brown faces a murder trial in district court over the June killing of her brother-in-law Dick Standi. The case centers on alleged intent and circumstances surrounding the fatal act in Miles City.
The Modern Mother says her children improved more with the pleasant Syrup of Figs when needing a gentle laxative than with any other remedy. Children enjoy it and benefit from its use. The true Syrup of Figs is manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
The Montana state board of charities led by Rev. E J Groeveld Rev Walter M Jordan and Rev W W Van Oradel submitted a report to Gov J K Toole stating that charges of cruelty and mismanagement against the state asylum raised by former inmate James Gordon are false.
Rev B C Horton of Sulphur Springs Texas writes July 19 1899 that Ballard's Snow Liniment and Horehound Syrup have proven satisfactory for headache and body pains. He notes the cough syrup has served as their doctor for eight years and mentions prices of 25 50 and 1 00 sold by Riley the druggist.
Helena Isaac Gravelle, previously convicted, was run down and arrested on charges tied to dynamiting the Northern Pacific railroad and the associated blackmail scheme. Prosecutors cite strong evidence, while Gravelle protests his innocence and promises to prove it.
A reward of 1000 dollars is offered for the arrest and conviction of anyone who kills or poisons sheep or destroys sheep camps. A reward of 50 dollars is offered for the arrest and conviction of anyone found guilty of robbing the sheep camp. G. Albers.
Local agents in Anaconda push for a city license requirement for all traveling insurance solicitors. Resident agents currently pay about 50 dollars per month for their business and non residents would face the same level under the plan.
J K Gover of Ottawa Kansas reports his wife suffered a severe cold each fall and coughs through winter. After using Horehound Syrup she sleeps soundly at night and the cough can be stopped with two or three doses. Sold by Riley the druggist at 25 cents, 50 cents, and 1 dollar.
President Roosevelt leads unveiling ceremonies in Washington for an equestrian statue of William Tecumseh Sherman. Thousands attend with veterans from the armies of the Tennessee Cumberland Ohio and Potomac, as cannon fire and a Marine band salute.
New York reports United States Senator Thomas C. Platt wed Mrs. Lillian T. Janeway in a private ceremony at the Holland house last Sunday. Rev. G R Burrell officiated in the presence of immediate families. The couple planned a quiet trip after the ceremony.
Four harvest hands were killed when Missouri Pacific fast freight No. 83 carrying wheat wrecked two miles east of Langley Kansas. Badly weakened roadbed from heavy rains caused rails to spread on a curve, sending eleven cars down an embankment. The victims were returning from western Kansas and were believed to have been smothered by wheat. Identifications were uncertain with possible names Jenkins and Slosson from Johnson County Missouri.
Vienna dispatch reports King Leopold of Belgium received a cool reception in Vienna amid tense diplomatic signals. The Vienna correspondent notes understated ceremonies and uneasy mood as European leaders monitor growing conflicts.
J W Davenport of Wingo Kentucky writes June 14 1902 that Ballards Snow Liniment saved his life after doctors said one lung was gone and another badly affected a lump in his side. He credits relief after the first application and two 50 cent bottles cured him, recommending it to suffering humanity. Sold by Riley the druggist.
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