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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1916
Page
5
Billings chamber of commerce fuels movement to set Pompeys Pillar as a national park with support from Montana congressional contingent. The site along the Yellowstone river, 35 miles east of Billings, recalls Lewis and Clark including Camp Clark scribe Pompey.
Citizens last week announced a new factory for Livingston the largest north west plant to employ several hundred workers. The project is a branch of the Finch Overall company of Detroit Michigan and is expected to open by the start of the new year.
The Helena Teamsters union went on strike Monday after employers refused arbitration by Sunday night. Earlier two large employers discharged drivers, inviting them to reapply, prompting the union to order all members out at dawn.
An advertising notice promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to ease constipation and biliousness. It claims regular bowels and a healthy liver help one feel and look younger. Sold by City Drug Store. Adv, im.
The four year old son of W P Matheson is expected to recover after a buttonhook accident that pierced the cheek below the eye and entered the head nearly two inches, almost reaching the brain.
How to Give Good Advice emphasizes setting a good example to persuade others. It notes rapid cold relief using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, highlighting its long standing use and strong reputation. Sold by City Drug Store. Ad 1m.
Walter Alderson announces the sale of the Red Lodge Picket to Walter R Spencer who has long operated a Laurel business and is trusted by many. Alderson cites declining health and strength and says he will retire from the editorship with goodwill toward all.
Government officials announced Glacier National Park attracted more than 10 000 travelers from June 1 to August 29, surpassing last year’s total despite concurrent expositions and conventions on the Pacific coast. The park stands as a rapidly popular new national playground.
Chancellor E C Elliott met Friday with leaders of the state university Agricultural college Normal college School of Mines and the experiment station to outline plans for the fall semester opening. Acting President F R Scheuch and Presidents J M Hamilton J E Monroe C H Bowman and Director F B Linfield attended.
A short health ad notes that constipation causes many ailments and that keeping bowels regular helps. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to move stools and improve appetite and digestion, sold by City Drug Store.
S D Largent, superintendent of Great Falls schools, urges a twelve months school year with 20 day months. If approved by the school board, the plan would allow three months of vacation chosen by the pupil. Attendance during the just ended summer session reached 700, with 40 percent higher turnout than winter.
A Beartooth mountain landmark toppled in the early morning, hundreds of feet down steep slopes as Red Lodge men watched from Beartooth lake a mile away. Campers heard a rumble and then the peak slid, triggering a rock avalanche that terrified horses and was heard for miles.
In a blinding snowstorm six miles east of Bozeman on the Livingston road, the automobile carrying Warner Johnson 48 wife and seven children, his son Earl 23, Frank Rice 28, and another passenger was struck by the North Coast Limited of the Northern Pacific. The car was hurled 130 feet and landed 90 feet away upside down. Warner Johnson and Frank Rice were killed instantly while Earl Johnson endured scalp wounds and loss of consciousness.
Callaway is president of the Montana State Bar as the 31st annual meeting closes its three day session in Missoula. Butte chosen for the 1917 session. Officers elected for coming year include President L L Callaway and Secretary-Treasurer V L McCarthy.
Forget Your Aches with Sloan's Liniment for rheumatism gout lumbago neuralgia and sore muscles. It penetrates without rubbing and soothes tender flesh making it cleaner and more effective than poultices. 25 cents at your druggist. Adv. c.
William Kupper, about 34, died after a diving accident at Lavina when he plunged head first from a 20 foot height into a shallow pool. Doctors at Roundup hospital found a dislocated neck and he died within hours of arrival.
The ad claims a 47 year track record of soothing antiseptic balsams in Dr. King's New Discovery that has healed coughs and relieved congestion. It urges both young and old to buy a bottle at druggists for 50 cents.
Ptomaine poisoning has killed one threshing crew member in Park City. Another man is near death and several others are in serious condition. Officials believe contaminated canned goods caused the illness.
An advertisement promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer for children showing signs of worms such as pallor fretfulness and disturbed sleep. It claims the product kills worms and its mild laxative effect aids expulsion, with the druggist selling a 25 cent box.
The First National Bank of Judith Gap will open October 1 with a fully paid capital of 25000. Of this amount 23000 was subscribed by local residents, a record not matched elsewhere in Montana.
Max Mace of McDonald fell from his horse while crossing the Flathead River near Perma and drowned. His body was recovered 24 hours later. He is survived by his mother and a sister.
Butte Northwestern league directors announce the re engagement of Joe McGinnity as manager for next season. The club reports a financially successful past season and plans to continue in the league.
Investigations are under way to open a hatchery on the Upper Madison for spawning eastern brook trout eggs. The project aims to boost stocking and support local fishery interests.
A health note warns neglecting a cold leads to serious illness and urges prompt treatment. It recommends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to relieve coughs colds croup whooping cough and throat irritation without harmful ingredients.
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