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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
2
Montana news reports Governor Toole granting a respite delaying Oliver Dotson’s execution until October 25 to allow his lawyer time to seek a new trial. If denied, an appeal will go to the state supreme court.
Advertises Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound as a universal remedy for nervous diseases neuralgia rheumatism nervous debility paralysia biliousness dyspepsia costiveness piles liver kidney and female complaints. Sold by L J Williams.
The Little Missouri Horse Company offers a $1000 reward for the capture of three horse thieves who attempted to drive off 100 head of valuable range horses. They were chased by the sheriff and a posse and abandoned all but the three horses they rode.
A historical note describes Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound as a scientific blend of celery cocoa cascara sagrada hops dandelion buchu mandrake sarsa parilla and chamomile. It claims to restore health strength and happiness for sickly children weary women and tired men. Sold by L. J. Williams.
Fred Brooks owned dry goods house the Golden Rule in Livingston burned Monday night. Stock was totally ruined while building damage remained small.
An advertised remedy promises instant relief for headaches with claims of a single dose curing symptoms. The copy asserts safety and guaranteed harm free effects, appealing to anxious buyers seeking fast results.
W. S. Brookman of Bagnel Missouri testifies after three years with bronchitis that Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy relieved his symptoms. He notes prior failures with doctors and patent medicines and credits the product his wife bought for relief. The remedy is for sale by local merchants.
Walter H. Beckman longtime financial secretary of the Butte clerks union and a prominent figure in local labor circles died at his home last night from heart failure following a brief illness.
Belt Coal mine worker Great Falls, Mike Sado, was killed Aug 31 when run over by a two car train near the mine mouth. He died after removal from the site. Central Pharmacy advertises Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets in tin boxes at 25 pts. Modern Mother Has improved in health.
St Peter's opened on Wednesday morning with a large attendance. The school rooms are beneath the church at the corner of Warren and Grand streets. Central Pharmacy, L. J. Williams, advertises Acker's English Remedy for coughs colds or croup with a money back offer for immediate relief.
An advertisement touts Mokitesa as a permanent cure for sick headache, constipation, and indigestion. It claims to restore appetite, sleep, work, and happiness with a satisfaction guarantee or money back. Price listed as 25 pts and 50 cts from L. J. Williams Cen.
The school board met in the afternoon of August 30 and decided to sell the bonds for building a high school to N W Harris of Chicago.
A pleasant herb drink marketed as Lane's Medicine claims to brighten the morning and improve complexion by gently acting on the stomach liver and kidneys. It is prepared like tea and said to move the bowels daily, priced at 25 and 50 cents and sold by City Drug Store. Helena Hermsen Gans of Gans Klein dies Sept. 3 after an operation two days prior.
An odd ad urges readers to visit a local druggist for a free trial bottle of Ketol Balsam promising rankings like handsomest and others. The fragment notes a promotional attendance and offers no further details on event dates or locations.
Readiness is set in Deer Lodge for the September 6 execution of James Flemming. The gallows enclosure is 75 feet square with a 16 foot wall and 300 sheriff issued invitations are sent. The sheriff is reportedly not well, affecting his condition around the children.
Helena reports that the foreign population aged five to twenty in the state is 9.6 percent of the school age group. A Buffalo note mentions Pan-American Rates and Oregon Short Line excursion tickets from Montana to Buffalo on select Tuesdays June through October with standard and differential line options. Tickets offer more privileges than any excursion tickets this year. inquire with ticket agents for details.
Felix Ciucci a bartender employed by Jos Matthews was accidentally run over and killed by a street car on Central Avenue at 3 30 in the morning of September 8.
Sheepman Billinga J P Shevlin in Carbon County reports Paris green on grazing ranges killing about twenty five sheep. He has not enough evidence to arrest the perpetrator. Krause's Headache Capsules, touted as miraculous by Germany's court physician, are sold by L J Williams.
Dr Sawyer of San Francisco writes Nerve Waste a practical, sincere guide endorsed by religious and secular presses. The Chicago Advance cites its potential to restore health and hope to those suffering nervous impairment. The book costs 1.00 postpaid with a sample chapter available by mail from Hind Co San Francisco.
A brief, undecipherable excerpt describes headache fatigue stomach pain appetite loss feverishness and sores as positive evidence of illness. The text appears to discuss pure blood and varying symptoms without clear context or diagnosis.
Helena marked Labor Day with a citywide program as all shops ceased work and residents dressed in gala attire. The piece recounts a testimonial about Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from BF L Taylor of New Albany Bradford County Pa describing successful use on a bicycle trip and a later dysentery attack. Sold by L J Williams.
The United States fish commission provides streams in northern Montana with trout and grayling from the Bozeman hatchery.
E B Munday of Henrietta Texas lauds Electric Bitters claiming his brother recovered from malaria jaundice and was cured after long use. The ad asserts the remedy expels malaria purifies the blood aids digestion and liver kidney function and treats various ailments. Available for 50c at City Drug Store.
Hunting season for birds opened September 1 as numerous parties search the woods for game amid heightened anxiety in the community. The report notes vigilance during the first days of the season and mentions a local tragedy tied to Barnhem of Mach.
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