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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1901

Page

2

Bozeman Farmer Hurt by Trampled Horses

Bozeman-Montgomery Wisner, a well known farmer, was knocked down and trampled by his horses hitched to a harrow. He was badly perhaps fatally injured in the incident in the valley. Local line a success with a telephone service for farmers. Knight Templars hold services in St. Peter’s church honoring Sir Knight William McKinley with an eloquent sermon by Rev. Frank B. Lewis.

Bozeman Helena Knight Templars St. Peter’s Church Wm. McKinley Frank B. Lewis Order

Train carries Miles Clark Hill to Canton for McKinley funeral

A special train with Major General Nelson A. Miles U S Senator W A Clark and James J Hill of the Great Northern headed to Washington Monday to escort President McKinley’s remains to Canton Ohio.

Billings Nelson A. Miles U. S W. A. Clark James J. Hill Great Northern Railroad Washington McKinley Canton Ohio

Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound advertised for nervous diseases

A vintage advertisement promotes Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound as a cure for nervous diseases neuralgia rheumatism nervous debility paralysis biliousness and various digestive and female ailments. It claims rapid thorough relief and lists L J Williams as the seller.

L. J. Williams

County Attorney Breen Attacks Local Boxing Contests

Butte County Attorney Breen vows to enforce the law against boxing events run by the Butte Athletic Association. He argues that the sport corrupts with its stifling influence and draws semi criminal elements, and he plans to act to curb it.

Butte Breen Butte Athletic Association

The Handsomest Woman in Dillon

Advertisement promotes Lane's Tea claiming it cleanses the bowels aids digestion and purifies blood to preserve beauty. It asserts daily use keeps bowels regular and digestion improved.

Dillon Lane

Schools Close Statewide for Dead President Honor

Public schools across the state close Thursday in tribute to the deceased president. Special services held in various communities. An advertisment touts Krause's Headache Capsules as unique, claiming rapid relief cures, 25c, sold by L. J. Williams.

Helena State

State Land Sale Held At Red Lodge

The first sale under the state land board policy occurred Tuesday in Red Lodge with 25,000 acres of Carbon county lands offered for sale.

Helena State Land Board Red Lodge Carbon County

Syrup of Figs Says Children Prefer Mild Laxative

The passage notes that the pleasant Syrup of Figs improves little ones more than other laxatives and that children enjoy it. It identifies the true remedy as Syrup of Figs manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.

California Fig Syrup Co

Unknown man drowned after raft capsizes on Kootenai River

A raft carrying five men on the Kootenai River near Jennings overturned. One unnamed man was drowned and the body has not been recovered. During the search, another body found in the river, unidentified, had been in the water for at least a month.

Libby Kootenai River Jennings

Kemp's Balsam advertised for throat and lung issues

The Dillon population of about 1800 is said to have half troubled with throat and lung affections. The notice urges consulting a druggist and buying Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs, priced at 25 and 60 cents, with a trial size free, sold by L. J. Williams.

Dillon L. J. Williams

Lord Cadogan and Chelsea Mayor Gift Story Recalled

An old tale of Lord Cadogan gifting a mayoral chain returns in current discussions. An alderman from a new borough recalls a similar honor given to a district official and asks what measures are planned for their own mayor. The exchange highlights municipal generosity and civic duties.

Lord Cadogan Chelsea

Blooded Stock Sold In Montana Auction Opening

The first regular blooded stock auction in Montana was held last Friday at the old Club stables in Helena. Buyers expressed satisfaction, though sellers say they did not break even, they view it as an opening for future, better sales.

Helena Montana Old Club

Great Falls Pioneer Dupee Dies After Runaway Injury

Great Falls Montana obituary notes the death of Albert Dupee an early settler who came to Alder Gulch in 1860. He passed away in Columbus Hospital the morning of the 17th due to brain softening from a concussion sustained in a July 28 buggy runaway accident.

Great Fallse Albert Dupee Montana Alder Gulch Columbus Hospital

Moki tea touted as cure all by Central Pharmacy

An advertisement claims Moki tea permanently cures sickness headaches and indigestion, improves appetite and sleep, and guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer. The product is sold by L. J. Williams at Central Pharmacy for 25 cents and 50 cents.

L. J. Williams Central Pharmacy

Man Named Otto Chenelworth Charged In Horse Theft

A man identifying as Otto Chenelworth was arrested for stealing three horses from the Missouri company's North Dakota ranch. A reward of $1,000 had been offered for his arrest.

Billings Otto Chenelworth Missouri Company North Dakota

Advertising claim for Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets sold at Central Pharmacy

An old advertisement touts Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets offering immediate relief or money refund. It notes a sold in hand display in tin boxes priced at 25 points and credits L. J. Williams at Central Pharmacy as seller.

Acker L. J. William's Central Pharmacy

Accident during hunting injures man and may prove fatal

Ed Oline hunting with his wife and two friends when a gun discharged striking his left arm near the socket and shattering it. The injury risks fatal outcome.

Belt Ed Oline

Experience 18 The Teacher and Acker's Remedy Ad

An old advertisement promotes Experience 18 The Teacher and Acker's English Remedy for coughs colds or croup claiming instant relief and a money back guarantee of 25 or 50 cents if unsatisfied. The copy references William's Cen.

Ee William's Central Pharmacy

Railroad Worker Killed by Cars in Sheridan

Sheridan Barney Reynolds an employee of the Northern Pacific railroad was crushed beneath moving cars last Tuesday morning and died of his injuries shortly after at the hospital.

Sheridan Barney Reynolds Northern Pacific Railroad

Endorsed Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Relief Claim

W. S. Brockman of Bagnel Missouri testifies he suffered three years with bronchitis and insomnia until his wife bought Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He praises its relief after trying several doctors and medicines. The remedy is sold by L. J. Williams.

Kindness Sparks Hope On City Street

A detective observes an old woman search for a coin then a young woman offers her car fare. The old woman drops five cents into a Salvation Army box and thanks the helper, remarking the gesture preserves her effort to stay good. The scene ends with the girl heading home through the city.

Fifth Avenue Wood Street Salvation Army West End Pittsburg

A Widow Recovers With Dr King’s New Discovery

Awful anxiety filled Machias Maine as doctors feared the widow of General Burnham would die of pneumonia before morning She begged for Dr King’s New Discovery which had saved her life before It cured consumption after one use and she slept all night Trial bottles are free at City Drug Store and full bottles cost 50 cents and 1 00

Burnham Machias H. Lincoln

Tickets On Sale Tuesdays From June To October For Buffalo

The Oregon Short Line will sell one way and return tickets to Buffalo on the first and third Tuesdays of each month June through October inclusive, with rates applicable from all Montana points.

Oregon Short Line Buffalo Montana

Butte Unions Denounce Anarchists and Send Condolence

The Silver Bow Trades and Labor assembly in Butte adopted resolutions denouncing the anarchists and sent a condolence message to Mrs. McKinley. The governing body of unions in the district acted to condemn revolutionary acts and express sympathy to the president's widow.

Butte Silver Bow

Nerve Waste by Dr Sawyer lauded in press notes

A San Francisco physician Dr Sawyer’s Nerve Waste is praised as a helpful guide to nerve weakness. The work is endorsed by religious and secular press and priced at $1.00 postpaid by Tan Paoriio Pusurisume Co. Box 2658. A sample chapter on Nervices and Nerve Tonics was printed and offered for stamp.

Sawyer San Francisco Tan Paoriio Pusurisume Co

Blue Pre dominant Cloth Confusion at Downtown Store

A shy country man seeks twelve yards of blue pre dominant fabric in a downtown shop. The haughty young clerk mishears as he struggles to explain. The clerk softly infers it is for a relative and helps him find the right item by asking about his mother or sister.

Alster

Pitched to His Death Near Summit Man Killed in Mine Run

Ben Wray a driver for O H Bugard died instantly when a buggy overturned near Summit during a return from the Kearsarge mine early Monday morning. The tragedy occurred as Wray was thrown from the vehicle in the accident.

Virginia City Ben Wray O. H. Bugard Kearsarge Summit Wray

A Cure for Dysentery and Diarrhea Endures Test

F L Taylor of New Albany Bradford county Pa recalls taking Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during a bicycle trip when diarrhoea struck and again last summer after a near collapse. He reports two doses before the journey and one dose during the attack cured him. Sold by L J Williams.

F.L. Taylor New Albany Bradford County Ward Laceville Messenger Chamberlain L. J. Williams

Stood Death. E B Munday and the Electric Bitters tale

The article recalls Henrietta Texas lawyer E B Munday who once deceived a gravedigger about his brother’s illness to obtain a bottle of Electric Bitters. It frames the episode as a near fatal encounter with malaria and jaundice and notes the doctoring ease attributed to the tonic.

E. B. “Munday Henrietta Texas Bing

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