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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
2
R P Teele of the Bureau of Irrigation Investigations in Washington has been temporarily assigned to the census bureau to prepare irrigation statistics. He is in Bozeman arranging a thorough canvass of Montana irrigation conditions.
Sheridan reports W H Godfrey heads a surveying party on Mill creek to locate reservoir sites for the Ruby Farms company. N C Knight of Chicago, president, was in town this week as the firm plans to divide its ranches into 100 acre tracts for colonization.
Lincoln NL resident Mrs Jacob Wilmert reports kidney trouble backache and poor appetite improved after using Foley's Kidney Pills. She continues using the remedy through to full health and credits City Drug Store for access.
Livingston Sept 19 the man killed in the local railway yards last night is identified as Steve Dehoney a former railroad worker. he was attempting to ride west to Seattle when he was thrown from a car and his head severed on the rails in a fatal incident.
In Hinsdale Montana, six-year-old Frank Hardin died after a gun the elder brother was examining discharged. The accidental shooting occurred yesterday, the child being the son of R. H. Hardin of Great Falls.
A health advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy treats kidney trouble whether acute or chronic and restores vigor. Testimonial from J. Sibball of Grand View Wisconsin cites relief after one bottle. Sold at City Drug Store.
Bozeman reports threshing moving slowly due to rains. Estimates place the Gallatin crop at between one million and one and a quarter million bushels, with most of the wheat already threshed and yields described as normal.
E J Swaidner of Butte suffered a broken vertebra when he dived from the rafters of the Anaconda building into the plunge and landed head first on the bottom this afternoon.
An advertisement touts Foley’s Kidney Pills as a cure for backache headache nervousness loss of appetite sleeplessness and general weakness caused by kidney or bladder disorders. City Drug Store promotes the product as a general health booster.
Helena Sept 20 The total assessed valuation of all Montana property is 309 673 699 according to J J Ryan clerk of the state board of equalization This aggregate exceeds by over nine million the constitutional automatic tax levy reduction from two and a half mills to one and a half mills and will take effect next year unless a proposed constitutional amendment keeps the levy unchanged until valuation reaches six hundred million dollars
Foley Kidney Pills claim to cure kidney and bladder diseases promptly and bring comfort to the elderly. lm City Drug Store promotes the remedy as easing pain and giving relief to older residents.
Polson September 21. Apathy shown in filing on Flathead lands at Kalispell extends to Missoula with only a small share of the second allotment likely to take homesteads. Officials fear the best land in the reservation will remain open after November 1 as others wait.
Potts the Druggist advertises BAL LARD S HOREHOUND SYRUP as a remedy for lung soreness and congestion. Available in 25¢ 50¢ and 1.00 bottles with selling point to check coughs and colds before a serious lung issue.
Bozeman on September 18 reports the death of Peter T Morris a two time mayor and longtime city council and school board member. He died at his South Church street home after a year and a half of poor health and two weeks in bed.
Pp Edwards, visiting Virginia City from his Ruby ranch, reports a bumper year. He has 200 tons of hay and a grain crop with oats yielding over 90 bushels per acre and wheat better than 50 bushels per acre.
An ad touts Herbine as a powerful liver correctant that purifies the system and revitalizes the body. It claims to cure yellow complexion, pimples, and blemishes by improving liver function. Price 50 cents. Sold by Potts, the Druggist. 1-m
Headquarters of the Republican state central committee opened on the third floor of the National Bank of Montana building in Helena. Secretary Daniel Arms of Missoula will stay through the campaign to organize operations. Chairman Waite will arrive around September 26 and remain until after the election.
Butte reports deputy revenue collector W. W. Wenner states enforcement will demand destruction of government stamps and all brands and marks on barrels and packages. The law covers retail liquor dealers druggists and cigar manufacturers.
Mrs. F. Marti of St. Joe Michigan credits Foley's Honey and Tar with curing her boy's severe bronchial trouble after a doctor’s medicine failed. She notes it stopped coughing and choking spells and helped him recover quickly. City Drug Store advertises the product.
A work special and a hand car with six section men collided on the Northern Pacific railroad 12 miles east of Butte. Joe Langlois and John Holm were killed instantly. George Ander suffered a broken back and is expected to die. Alva Johnson broke a leg, and Edward Murphy sustained an injury to his left leg.
Blair-Penwell company shipped 2,850 Hampshire grade lambs to South St. Paul. Averaged 67 pounds each and brought $6.50 per hundred weight, near last year's price. Net $3.90 per head for the main lot, with some fat old ewes valued at $3.25 net per head.
A Kirkland Illinois woman credits Electric Bitters with preventing a breakdown during a severe three month strain. The ad promotes the tonic as a health and strength aid with a 50 cent price at Potts the Druggist and guarantees satisfaction.
Anaconda church notes a warm welcome for Rev. J. W. Tait at his first service. The choir and ladies quartet performed, followed by a literary program with recitations and resolutions from Epworth League, the Ladies' Aid society, and other church groups, then refreshments.
The Montana postmasters association plans a conference in Anaconda on October 10 and 11. The circular states that fourth class postmasters seek a salary increase and should receive it.
Third class postmasters demand supplies equipment and clerk hire. Second class seeks more clerk hire while first class requests the same. The department values the associations and regularly sends representatives to sessions to provide information and advice.
Anaconda report notes a $100 price tag for one prairie chicken this season. John Bill, a Greek foreman for a Northern Pacific section gang near Stuart Montana, must pay the fine after Judge Pringle's decision. Bill was taken to Butte in custody to raise the payment with Deputy Game Warden J. E. Clifford.
Oswego New York resident A Cooper reports relief after using Dr King s New Discovery for a long standing cough. The advertisement claims it treats colds sore lungs lagrippe asthma hemorrhage croup whooping cough and hayfever with quick relief. It offers 50c and 1.00 sizes and a trial bottle free guaranteed by Potts the Druggist.
Work on the Bozeman Springs to Three Forks line is near finish with bridges completed and rails laid to six miles from the springs. The line will run by steam, while the Bozeman to springs segment remains electric for passenger service, with completion expected September 28.
Anaconda September 24 Peter Staton a respected Deer Lodge valley pioneer for 31 years died peacefully today. He was born March 11 1830 in Wayne County Indiana and in 1859 came west driving a wagon team of bulls to Ft. Bridger Utah before he settled in Montana.
Mothers who spend the night with a sick baby find relief from McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR especially in hot weather. It quiets fever and irritation soothes the stomach checks the bowels and helps both mother and child rest. Price 25c and 50c per bottle sold by Potts the Druggist.
Twin Bridges September 19. The Madison county fair closed Saturday night and ranked as one of the most successful in the county. Agricultural exhibits and fruit displays were outstanding, though individual exhibits were fewer than in some years. Gate receipts topped last year by 300 dollars, with the largest crowd on Saturday.
An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as matchless regulators for keen brain and strong body. It promises indomitable will and energy from restoring stomach liver kidneys and bowels. 25 cents at Potts Drug Store.
Helena Sept. 30. The revised demurrage charges schedule agreed by shippers and railroad reps at the Sept. 7 hearing and endorsed by Montana railroad commissioners was promulgated. The schedule becomes effective Oct. 15 on all Montana rail lines for interstate shipments and remains in effect until further order.
Watertown Wisconsin resident J A Swensen says ten years of eczema resisted 15 doctors before Bucklen Arnica Salve healed him completely. He praises it as infallible for skin eruptions eczema salt rheum boils fever sores burns scalds cuts and piles and notes Potts Drug Store sells it for 25 cents.
Bozeman September 22. The Montana Agricultural college will form a regimental band of about 50 pieces for the coming season, making it the largest college band in the west.
Helena notes publish the speaking itinerary for Charles S. Hartman the Democratic nominee for congress. The schedule spans from September 21 to October 4 with venues and dates listed in the document.
Hartman intends to address gatherings in Red Lodge Billings Roundup Forsyth Miles City Wibaux Glen dive towns before election day. He offers his opponent Mr Pray a chance to debate on the same platform if Pray accepts.
Arthur Davis a clerk at the Miles City post office was arrested on a mail robbery charge. An inspector traced missing registered letters from last April and found marked money in Davis' possession after inspecting train sacks and handling a marked money test.
Foley's Honey and Tar is marketed as safe for children and free of opiates or harmful drugs. The ad urges buying the genuine product only in the yellow package at imris City Drug Store.
Lewistown Sept 20 Mrs William J Coombs 25 wife of a coal operator at the Mace mine near Maiden killed herself by drinking carbolic acid after a quarrel with her husband.
Missoula on September 20 report says burglars forced entry to the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound railway freight office and blew the safe with dynamite. About $200 in cash and $2,000 in checks were taken.
Notice from the Board of County Commissioners Dillon Montana dated March 5 1907 requires all supplies for Beaverhead County to be ordered on the regular form from the office. Claims not properly ordered will be rejected.
Carl Mast, who recently acquired the delivery and kindling wood business of N S Wood, will continue to deliver baggage and parcels citywide with promptness. Kindling, store wood, coal orders available. orders may be left at the Tribune Store and the wagon will be flagged at.
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