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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1903
Page
3
Montana paper reports George Hall captured Frank Baker, alleged desperado planning to seize westbound flyer at Malta Sunday. Two accomplices fled as Pinkerton detectives approached. In Missoula Hollywood fired at Neil Mahoney after a row. Mahoney wounded, Hollywood jailed.
Itching piles cause moisture and itching and are advertised as cured by Dr Becanko's Pile Remedy. Claims stop itching and bleeding and absorb tumors. Price is 500 a jar. available at druggists or by mail. Treatise offered free. City Drug Store carries the product.
Anaconda-Frank Jones of Moose Lake reported a furious forest fire near Moose Lake last Saturday. The blaze devastated the country burning the homes of several prospectors and one or more small ranchers.
The text notes that children enjoy the gentle laxative Syrup of Figs and that it has improved their condition more than other remedies. It specifies the true remedy is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only.
Anaconda authorities fined nickel slot machine operators ten dollars each after a Saturday City Hall visit. The city collected roughly two hundred dollars in penalties.
Advertises Mokites as a permanent cure for constipation indigestion and general wellbeing. Claims include improved appetite sleep and happiness with a money back satisfaction guarantee. Price listed as 25 ota and 50 cts from Riley's Drug Store.
A fragment describes Lane's Tea as a nightly remedy to keep the stomach and bowels in their condition and claims breath will be affected. The passage is incomplete and lacks verifiable context or dosage details.
Acker's English Remedy is promoted for coughs colds or croup with a money back guarantee of 25 ots and 50 ots. Riley's Drug Store sells the remedy. Thomas J. James, a Missoula fruit rancher, reports the first finding of the green fruit worm in the valley, discovered among his fruit trees west of the city.
Advertisement notes that Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets provide immediate relief or money back. Each small tin box sells for 25 pts at Riley's Drug Store.
The Gallatin county fair in Bozeman opened Monday to good attendance. Races emerged as the greatest attraction and are expected to drive overall success of the fair.
Billings residents Dr W A Allen and Dr W O Allen along with Dr H J Ries of Minnesota recently journeyed through the Big Horn canyon described as one of the most perilous in the Northwest. The article notes the canyon has claimed the lives of all but one white man who attempted passage.
A witty warning about letting a cold grow worse and a sales pitch for Kemp's Balsam with a positive guarantee to cure. It claims rapid relief after the first dose and offers trial sizes free, with sale at Central Pharmacy.
Alvin Kidd escaped from the Deer Lodge penitentiary on Monday. He is a Kentuckian serving a one year term for burglary with four and a half months remaining. Prison officials offer a hundred dollars for his capture.
Great Falls Fort Shaw Indian boys will have a place on the Labor Day celebration program in the city, adding a regional cultural element to the holiday events.
Anaconda resident J P Schmidt was shot in the left lung by a stray duck hunter on Tuesday while hunting and is near death. Reports say the bird shot injury may be fatal.
Helena reports show teachers institutes in progress across many counties this week with good attendee turnout and steady participation in sessions and lectures.
In Billings this week the gamblers up for trial pleaded guilty to the charges. Each defendant was fined one hundred dollars and costs. In Bozeman a Billings Red Lodge passenger train bound for Billings caught fire Tuesday night. Sparks from the engine caused the blaze and firefighters fought the flames.
The Montana Federation of Labor adjourned its session in Missoula last Saturday night and announced that next year’s meeting will be held in Hamilton.
An advertisement promises instant relief from sick headaches and neuralgia with Sherman’s headache cure. A single dose claims perfect harmlessness and immediate effect, priced at 250 and 100 abox, available from City Drug.
A Cleveland Missouri man praises Ballard's Snow Liniment after stepping on a nail caused a leg abscess. He cites a cure from a 500 size bottle sold by Riley the druggist and mentions J F Lords in Denver as formerly connected to the product.
Men employed by the People's Electric Light company walked off Tuesday morning claiming retaliation for discharging a non union lineman. The stoppage halted work on the city grid and drew attention to labor tensions in Bozeman.
An old herb drink claimed to brighten the complexion and improve overall feel, described as gentle on the stomach liver and kidneys. Marketed as Lane's Family Medicine that moves the bowels daily, priced 25 and 50 cents, sold by City Drug Store.
Mrs. Cshoon was accidentally shot while berrying near Missoula on Saturday by a hunter who did not see her. The injury was not serious.
An advertisement invites the handsomest and others to visit a drugstore and receive a free trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs. It promises to cure chronic and acute coughs bronchitis asthma and consumption, with a 25 cent price and sale at City Drugstore.
Dr J H Hansford writes in the Western Plowman that proper treatment of the first cough arrests consumption and frees the breath. Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs is presented as the proper remedy for the first cough and has saved many from consumption. Large bottles priced 250 and 500 sold by Central Pharmacy.
Fire destroyed the Lo Lo Hot Springs hotel early Tuesday. No insurance coverage left the building a total loss estimated at five thousand dollars.
Read of Cisco Texas writes that a badly sprained wrist after a fall did not improve with other remedies but was cured by Ballard's Snow Liniment. He recommends it for sprains. Prices listed include 250 500 and 1.00, sold by Riley the druggist.
An advertisement touts Dr Gunn's Blood & Nerve Tonic as a cure for nervous, pale, and weak individuals. It promises to restore red blood and improve memory and mood, selling at 75 cents per box or three boxes for $2, with mail order from Dr Bosanko Co and local availability at City Drug Store.
From Monday September 14 to Friday September 18 the Grand Masonic bodies of Montana meet in Helena at the Masonic temple. Leaders, delegates and members travel to the capital for the yearly sessions and related events.
At the American Veterinary Medical association annual meeting in Ottawa Ontario on Tuesday M. E. Knowles was elected vice president amid the Helena state delegation and respect for veterinary leadership in the region.
Helena notes an unusually large duck population this fall as a result of no spring open season. The bumper numbers boost expectations for hunting prospects and wildlife activity in the region.
Mrs. Wm. M. Stroud of Midlothian Texas writes May 31 1901 that Herbine after meals prevents constipation and aids digestion. She says her family has used it eight years and finds it the best medicine for constipation bilious fever and malaria.
Latest style Hohner harmonicas priced at 350 units available at Trrecne store.
A reward of 1000 dollars will be paid by the undersigned for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons guilty of filling or poisoning sheep camps. A reward of 50 dollars will be paid for the arrest and conviction of any person found guilty of robbing sheep camps. Edim G. AuBrEs.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has sold millions over thirty years and is the standard home treatment for croup. It has reportedly cured every case and works when given at the first sign of hoarseness or croupy cough. The preparation is opium free and safe for babies and adults. available from Riley the druggist.
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