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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1911
Page
5
Helena reports the death of Mrs Laura T Howey formerly librarian of the state historical library after a lingering heart illness. She was 61. Her remains will be sent to Harlem Springs Ohio for burial, escorted east by her husband R H Howey.
L Hough, father of eight in England, confesses to burglarizing John Lincoln's home at Salesville after officers nabbed him while attempting to change a $20 gold piece at a Salesville bar. He seeks leniency from the court.
Enduring conditions while curable, these pills target backache nervousness rheumatism and kidney bladder and urinary troubles. Positive results are promised and sale is by all druggists.
Peter Karst of the West Gallatin basin announces a summer installation of horse drawn stages from Bozeman through the Yellowstone region to meet tourist demand. Automobiles are prohibited in the park, so horses will be used for the trip.
Foley's Kidney Remedy Liquid is promoted as a proven medicine for acute and chronic kidney and bladder ailments. It is especially recommended for elderly people for its tonic and reconstructive qualities and permanent relief, with sales through all druggists.
The state board of health adopts regulations controlling confectioneries bakeries hotels slaughter houses restaurants lunch counters dining rooms kitchens and meat shops. The enabling law was passed last session and takes effect January 1 along with dairy regulations.
A his life long fever sore finally healed with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve used by H J Barnum of Freeville New York. The advertisement claims it also heals burns boils eczema cuts bruises swellings corns and piles with minor scarring. Available for 25 cents at Potts druggist.
Lewistown warns against wooden mains in underground water systems. Replacing with iron pipes reveals numerous leaks as water vanishes into gravel, with little surface indication. Iron piping will raise pressure and likely increase the water supply.
When a doctor orders rest, the worker feels stunned and urged to keep going. A marketing pitch touts Electric Bitters as a quick fix to restore tone and vigor, claiming thousands praise them and promising satisfaction for 50 cents at Potts Druggists.
Thomas G. Puckett, a minister's son, forged a check on a Whitefish bank and fled Kalispell by auto Saturday night after using a forged instrument to buy a car. He sold borrowed violins and a clarinet in Columbia Falls and fled west on a freight. Sheriff Ingraham recovered the instruments and warned western towns of his approach. Puckett had stayed with a local minister while seeking work.
A freak mule colt foaled by a mare mule was shown at the county fair. The animal, several weeks old, belongs to local rancher Carl Lewis.
Foley Kidney Pills advertised for kidney bladder and urinary irregularities. Claims to reach individual case and urges trial. Sold by all druggists.
Three hundred twenty five depositors contributed $24,116 to the Butte postal savings bank during the first four weeks of operation, placing the Butte depository ahead of every other office in the state.
It states that strength comes from digestion not quantity of food and promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as invigorating the stomach and liver to function naturally, with sale by all dealers.
Peter Pappas was arrested after selling cigars to boys under 16. He pleaded guilty before Justice Mann and was fined 25 dollars. The youths were about 8 and 10 years old and each smoked about half a cigar with the usual effect.
A neighbor of Mrs. W. P. Spaugh of Manville Wyoming praises Dr Kings New Life Pills as a cure for obstinate kidney trouble stating she feels like a new woman. The ad claims relief for stomach liver and kidney troubles and lists a price of 25 cents at Potts the Druggists.
Mrs Ellen Sower aged 76 died after being thrown from a buggy last Thursday. The buggy bolt broke causing a dash and overturn. She struck her head on a rock sustaining a skull fracture. Her daughter Margaret escaped with minor bruises while returning from the country.
The Northern Pacific reports Montana will hold three land auctions next month offering prairie and ranch lands at low prices. Forsyth Rosebud County sale on Oct 24 at 10 a.m. Billings Yellowstone County sale on Oct 25 at 2 p.m. Carbon County sale on Oct 27 at 2 p.m.
A Steubenville Ohio man, J A Maple of 125 S 7th St, reports long term kidney and bladder problems resolved by Foley Kidney Pills. He says backache faded, kidneys functioned normally, and work became a pleasure. Sold by all druggists.
Fifty members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers struck in Helena to demand higher wages. Linemen earning four dollars a day seek four fifty, with substation workers also asking for raises. Street car extension linemen quit, but ongoing work allows service to fairs next week.
Due to a recent drop in eastern sheep prices Madison county flockmasters defer shipments until markets recover. A Alder train carrying lambs and fat wethers owned by Max Lauterbach and others left for Omaha last Tuesday, the first shipment of the season with no additional plans until price gains. Some producers may retain holdings or feed sheep through winter for spring markets.
Stockton California laborer Angelo Bianchi was admitted to the isolation hospital last week with bubonic plague. He likely contracted the disease from a flea that had bitten a squirrel, officials said.
Mrs. 8S. J. Richmond, seventy six, longtime Montana pioneer, died Friday at her nephew’s home in Twin Bridges. Survived by numerous relatives in Madison county and Idaho. Funeral held Sunday and interment at Sheridan.
Local members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers end their walkout at the Helena Light and Railway company after a compromise. The strikeffected workers return to their jobs tomorrow morning as the company concedes to some union demands and the union withdraws others.
Last Saturday the Moentana State Normal college students and faculty went to Sheep canyon for their annual Go outing. A large crowd traveled by tally-hos and hay-racks with a grub wagon following. The day was perfect and the return to town found them tired but happy, singing college songs.
Libby Brooks Bros. began cleaning the Pipe creek channel to prepare a 14 million foot timber shipment from the forestry service. The logs will be floated to the Kootenai river and then to Bonners Ferry for the Bonners Ferry Lumber company.
Two masked holdup men conducted eight robberies in different city sections within 24 hours ending Monday night. Police and officers hunted the pair with no arrests by early morning, as the reign of terror continued in Butte.
Nasal catarrh is quickly helped by Ely's Cream Balm an agreeable aromatic lotion. It is inhaled through the nostrils to cleanse and heal the nasal surfaces. Sold in the bole size by druggists. Try it and likely continue until relief is achieved.
Proprieties offer Ely's Liquid Cream Balm in a sprayable form priced at 75 cents with tube included. The liquid preserves the medicinal properties of the solid preparation and is available from druggists or by mail.
Jas Welsh, visiting worker near Three Forks, cashes a fifty five dollar check placed in his hollow wooden leg. Later in Milwaukee yards two tramps strike him, knock him unconscious and crack the leg to steal the money.
A Dillon reader cites rapid relief from backache using Doan's Kidney Pills. James Roberts of Butte recalls family use and two boxes curing the ailment, endorsing the product and urging kidney sufferers to try it. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is sole U.S. agent.
George W. Reeves old Montana bar member and first probate judge died Monday night near the city after a brain hemorrhage. Surrounded by relatives his remains go to Missoula for interment. He left three Hamilton daughters and was born in Paducah Kentucky on February 10 1847. He served in the Kentucky senate in 1879 and 1880.
A Montana wool growers meeting was held Wednesday morning at the Helena Commercial Club. Senator Joseph Dixon spoke to a large gathering of sheepmen from across the state and the convention discussed industry matters.
Advertisement for Duffy s Pure Malt Whiskey claiming longevity benefits based on letters from seniors. Purported to be a medicinal tonic aiding strength and activity, with testimonials including R H Chase of Chicago and a call to contact The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co. in Rochester, New York for guidance and a medical booklet.
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