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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1911
Page
5
Helena reports over 300 dollars raised by subscription for a memorial tablet honoring aviator Dixon. The tablet will be placed on the state fair grounds where he made a successful Rocky Mountain flight on the fair's final day.
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the perfect remedy for cuts burns bruises sores and other ailments. It claims superiority for sore eyes cold sores chapped hands sprains and piles and offers it at 25 cents at Potts the Druggist.
Rinbold Krueger, 21, was discing land at J. H. Sandving ranch when his horses became unruly. He was thrown under the discs as he tried to regain control and the machinery passed over him about six times. He died three days after the accident.
Mrs W W Gould of Pittsfield New Hampshire credits Electric Bitters with curing years of stomach and kidney trouble. She urges others to try the tonic describing it as the best liver and kidney remedy and a fine general tonic. Available for 50 cents at Potts the druggist.
Spokane inspector C L Wayland released figures showing annual gains for five Montana post offices. Helena led with 8558 dollars and 10.7 percent. Great Falls 4593 dollars and 7.9 percent. Billings 2271 dollars and 4.5 percent. Butte 633 dollars and 0.05 percent. Missoula 42 dollars and 0.01 percent. The northwest outside Montana with higher gains were Boist, Portland and North Yakima.
Mrs C Willoughby of Marengo Wisconsin escaped a dreadful tragedy after being urged to try Dr King’s New Discovery for a severe cough. Doctors had deemed it a consumption cough yet the remedy relieved her cough and aided her two year old in a bronchial ailment. The note mentions prices 50c and 1.00 with a free trial bottle, guaranteed by Potts druggist.
Mabel Teers was named as the target in the Webster county case. N. T. Birch was arraigned before Judge Pierson and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. Birch's conviction marks the first under Yellowstone county’s Donlan white slave law. The judge labeled him clearly guilty based on his testimony and noted the law aims to protect women facing adverse circumstances.
Railroad circles report the Northern Pacific has sidelined Milwaukee plans to reach Madison country. NP surveys and Camp Creek branch from Manhattan will extend along Elk Creek to Madison as far as Jeffers with Jeffers not seen as final terminus. Activity continues beyond Jeffers signaling future expansion.
In a pitiful heap by the railroad track north of the millpond lie over twenty mud dens, victims of a ruthless slaughter. The piece laments the lack of humane law among some, while praising the inner law of sportsmen who refuse to kill for sport.
Take Your Common Colds Seriously Common colds severe and frequent may lay the foundation for chronic throat and lung conditions including bronchitis pneumonia and consumption Use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound promptly for all coughs and colds in children and adults Sold by all druggists. I m
Victor H A Briggs shipped 28 boxes of fancy Jonathan apples to the Madison Square Garden show in New York. Twenty five boxes will enter for the Howard Elliott prize, with Briggs supplying a Missoula Chamber of Commerce exhibit as well.
Deputy U S Marshal Eikler arrested Clarence Black a reservation laborer after tracking him from Missoula to near Evaro where he was found with nine quarts and two pints of whisky. The team wagon grain outfit belonged to a reservation farmer and was driven to town by an employee who turned it over to Black. Commissioner Wallace P. Smith leads a hearing this afternoon.
Medical ad notes pills to build and restore kidney and bladder function. Claims relief for back ache headache nervousness rheumatism and all kidney and urinary irregularities. Sold by all druggists with price 1 m.
In Rochester mining, the Gold Coin shaft reaches 360 Cwt with ore from 830 feet depth expanding in value. Assays today show $30 to $50 per ton and a high-grade streak eight inches wide. An assay at 360 feet yields just over $200 per ton. Manager Mr Hand reports strong strike potential and continuous downward drive at five feet daily with three shifts.
Hon. Ark. J. E. Freeman testifies to a severe kidney ailment, says one large bottle of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured him and he has not been troubled since. He recommends it to others. For sale by all druggists. 1-m
Bozeman officials favor a cluster light system for the business district and plan to circulate a petition among merchants to form an improvement district on Main Street. W. W. Livingston of Madison River Power Co. attended, noting higher revenue from arc lights but supporting the upgrade and offering help to gather signatures.
A period advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as strike breakers for liver kidneys and bowels. It claims they restore natural action and prompt health, urging readers to buy at Potts the Druggist for 25 cents.
A safe at Oscar Adolpson's saloon in Sand Coulee was blown early Tuesday around 2 am. Thieves obtained more than $1,200 in cash and $1,100 in negotiable securities. local authorities investigating the burglary.
A two year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Voyle David, died in Moore Tuesday afternoon after eating five headache pills. The mother had taken the pills for a headache and the child found them. Doctors were summoned but the child could not be saved.
A Tuesday night blaze in the dry room of the Butte reduction plant destroyed the concentrator after a fierce battle with flames. The blast furnace area, protected by iron sheathing, suffered major damage. Loss is estimated at 250000 to 300000 dollars with about half insured. The property is owned by W A Clark.
J N Murry of Wichita Kansas claims credit for introducing Turkey Red wheat to Gallatin valley and toured local farms with his wife and son E E Murry owner of a Salesville area ranch. The visit follows seeds sold years ago that spurred widespread cultivation. A separate item notes a queue crackdown in San Francisco and a commerce court appeal by Anaconda Mining and Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining over coke freight charges.
A Potts the Druggist offer guarantees Rexall Orderlies will relieve chronic constipation with a no-risk trial. The ad notes the candy-like chewable tablets act on bowels without purging and suit children, with refunds available if relief is not achieved. Sizes cost 10c, 25c, and 50c at the Rexall Store on Bannack Street.
The Navy Department awarded the Whitehead Torpedo Company of England a contract for 180 torpedoes, the largest single order ever placed by the U S government. Commander Volney C Chase will supervise production in England. A prior order of 100 from Bliss-Whitehead at Brooklyn is mostly delivered.
Robert Fulton born 1765 in Little Britain Pennsylvania and died February 24 1815 in New York. He studied painting with Benjamin West then shifted to engineering. Fulton launched a Seine steamboat in 1803 and rebuilt it to succeed later that year. He returned to America in 1806 and built the Clermont which sailed from New York to Albany on August 11 1807 amid doubt. He oversaw building numerous river steamers and ferries, and modern ocean steamships trace to his work.
By next July a continuous African railway will span over 2,400 miles from Cape Town to Kambove, extending through Kongo territory for 270 miles.
A trade notice explains that painting one building vs another used nine gallons less with Devoe paint. It urges customers to ask for Devoe and to get it from Hughes & McCaleb agents.
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