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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1907
Page
2
Bradford E. St. Charles, a well known Butte newspaper writer, died at his home in Butte yesterday morning from enlargement of the heart.
Missoula reports opening day for Sagged Heart academy with strong attendance as many students arrive from out of town before week’s end.
Helena reports nine months ending today total receipts at 668,186.41 dollars, up from 651,352.62 dollars for last year's twelve months. Monthly receipts reached 34,130.14 dollars, with 21,742.67 dollars in the first two weeks and 1,387.47 dollars in the last two weeks.
An old-fashioned druggist advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal healer for burns cuts wounds and ulcers. It claims the preparation combines arnica flowers with healing balsams and guarantees curing old sores with a 25 cent price.
Helena reports that the secretary of state office broke all records with three months receipts totaling 30440.30 dollars. Of this sum 17078.50 came from filing fees for foreign corporations and 12410.70 from domestic corporation fees with the rest from miscellaneous sources. This year’s total is about 9000 dollars ahead of last year’s twelve month receipts.
Health in the Canal Zone promises high wages for artisans but fears of fevers and malaria deter many. Those who have used Electric Bitters claim immunity from malignant influence and use it as a safe preventive on arrival. The remedy also claims to cure blood poison biliousness and various organ troubles. Guaranteed by Riley the druggist.
Butte reports the death of John Beatty Jr a longtime traveling salesman. A two ounce bottle with a few drops of carbolic acid was found hidden under a dresser indicating self harm. Beatty spent about twenty years with the Kirkendalls of Omaha.
Prof. E. V. Griffin of Dillon arrives to take charge of Kendall School next week in Lewistown with an enrollment estimated between 400 and 500 pupils.
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure will cure any kidney or bladder trouble not beyond medicine. It asserts no medicine can do more and notes City Drug Store as the supplier.
Secretary of War Taft and Mrs Taft arrived in Livingston en route to Yellowstone National Park for a four day tour. Senator Carter welcomed them to the state.
A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana reports severe summer colds and hay fever reduced by Foley’s Honey and Tar in the yellow package. He credits rapid relief for himself and his wife after unsuccessful other medicines. City Drug Store offers it.
M L Freng, a three year employee of the agricultural college experiment station and a graduate of the Wisconsin school of agriculture, accepts a foreman post on a large Northern Montana ranch at $1400 yearly. Professor Clark notes rising demand for trained young men in agriculture and animal husbandry and strong salaries available.
Helena September 3. Robert Follansbee of the United States geological survey conducts extended stream measurements in Montana with an expanded appropriation. The project uses a local reader to gauge streams, with flow recorded daily by electric current meters and weirs to determine ordinary flow and flood storage potential.
At the track yesterday in Madison County Burt Marsh on the block. The Belmont stock farm raised the horses and they belonged to Harry L. Lane. Charles Lane, noted master horse shoer, bought the best horse for 142 dollars on South Arizona Street.
Advice on avoiding appendicitis notes many sufferers have chronic constipation. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is promoted as a mild remedy that stimulates the liver and bowels to restore natural action without causing nausea or griping. Substitutes should be refused at City Drug Store.
Major Bellew reports from Helena that the Flathead reservation work is ready for the appraisement board. Washington directs notifying the Indians to choose two members of the commission as provided by the treaty.
Union Opera house manager Harnois announced no more Sunday engagements in Missoula. He cited public opinion and noted gambling in the city and burlesque theaters operating contrary to law as justification.
A property sale offers 400 tons of hay and growing grain crops along with about 400 head of stock cattle. Included are 2 and 3 year old steers. Items may be sold separately or in a single deal.
A Richmond Indiana citizen Mr A D Williams appeals to weak lungs to use Dr King’s New Discovery. The remedy is claimed to cure asthma bronchitis croup whooping cough quinsy hoarseness and lung hemorrhages and to build up the lungs. Guaranteed at R L Riley’s drug store with 50c and $1.00 prices and a free trial bottle. 1-m
Lane's Horse Sale in Butte lists twenty eight standard-bred yearlings and two year-olds with a few oilers offered. The event marks a sizable consignments sale featuring thoroughbred stock and potential racing prospects.
A $100,000 endowment completes funding for a collegiate and technical school emphasizing business shorthand and civil engineering studies. The institution offers dormitories for boys and girls under supervision of an experienced matron and invites readers to write for the catalog detailing the school’s address and offerings.
New York reports confirm Frank J Sprague of New York an electrical expert will join Allen H Babcock Southern Pacific electrical engineer in a study of all data related to the possible electrification of Southern Pacific lines.
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