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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1901
Page
7
Livingston eyes a major growth as Northern Pacific plans double the town’s car repair shops this summer. The Inter Mountain confirms authorization from President Mellen, with work beginning as NP improvements start. Growth expected to bring 1000 new residents and many new homes.
In April the Santa Fe route will sell round trip tickets from Denver Colorado Springaard Pueblo to all points in New Mexico and Arizona at one cent per mile. Tickets are good returning for thirty days. For details contact C F Warren General Agent A T & SF 411 Dooly Block, Salt Lake City Utah.
Citizens expect rapid growth as shops and business houses rise in Gate Way City. Real estate values should rise with the Northern Pacific division, and those who witness the ground breaking may be congratulated.
Special to the Inter Mountain from Livingston Mont reports the Aldridge miners' strike ending temporarily after a meeting with manager Will G Muse. The company revoked the three pounds of dirt per coal rule, while paying and firing details are unsettled. The washery and coke operations stirred new talks as workers await further company decisions. Avril Jadey Bergstrom’s wife case is noted as unresolved, with Bergstrom returning home in a troubled state.
Special to Inter Mountain from Bozeman on April 30 recounts a sidewalk collision where cyclist J St ilwards struck pedestrian Edwards causing a sprained hand. The piece argues for stricter sidewalk riding prohibitions and notes prior injuries from bicycle traffic.
Bozeman April 2 The court house officials prepare for the May term with many civil cases to be tried. Clerk Anderson and Deputy McLeod arrange the docket while the sheriff plans jury summons service and witness patrols. No criminal cases docketed yet due to lack of prisoners or bail. It will be a busy time for the attorneys.
Special to Inter Mountain reports Bozeman residents demand a new fire apparatus. The piece notes local agitation by residents seeking not only a modern machine but also a team of horses for the fire department amid evolving city needs.
The Gallatin Valley reports steady upkeep of equipment as the new administration pledges to consider additions. An efficient fire department is sought, with a modern wagon, chemical and ladders to reduce risk of a large conflagration, though current apparatus is limited but functional.
Bozeman April 80 Special to Tater Mountain reports negotiations to buy the Ted Kleinschmidt canal property stalled by taxes assessed on the original 2000 debt. With interest the amount due to the county and state has more than doubled. Helena attorney J A Walsh examined papers, and officials expect a settlement and transfer to purchasers within weeks.
The results of the McGovern Gardner bout will be sent by direct wire from ringside to this office and displayed on a Granite Street screen for readers.
A local shop advertises children hair cuts performed artistically in barber chairs customized for youngsters. Chicago Restaurant near Luxtons meat market at Main reopens with improved fixtures and services. Dr Dodd offers free eye exams and salt gold glasses at 310.00 and references the McGovern Gardner fight. The Inter Mountain show returns on Granite street tonight.
Professor Houten notes in my travels worldwide that over the last decade more people have used Green's August Flower than any other remedy for dyspepsia liver and stomach derangements and constipation. It suits travelers and office workers with irregular habits and is safe for frequent use. Free sample bottles at Newbro Drug Co Finlen Media Drug Co. Sold by dealers in civilized countries. Get Green's Prize Almanac.
Homeseekers excursion tickets available across the United States at all Chicago Great Western Ry ticket offices on the first and third Tuesdays of each month from January to June 1601. Fare is low per homeweekers rate plus 2 dollars for round trip, tickets valid for return within 21 days. Inquiries and details available from BoM Lord, Gen Pasa Agt, Chicago.
The advertisement touts a cabinet with improved features including full width deer and a one piece front, easy fastening buttons, no neck towel, compact construction, light adjustments, and tight space fit. It claims superiority over rivals priced at 7.50 and 9 10 400 with a complete price of 5.90.
Prospects for a record breaking crop acreage along the Gallatin valley are high with nearly full employment and strong demand for work. Farmers report excellent conditions and an optimistic outlook for harvest time.
Kemmerer coal holds a good hot fire through the night with no clinkers and little ash. It performs as well as the best grades yet costs no more than inferior coal. Citizens' Coal Co, No. 4 East Besnwsy.
Ladies praise a Paris made remedy for painful and irregular conditions with tablets claimed to remove obstructions. Manufactured by A. Augendre of Paris, sold by Newbro Drug Co. of Butte, price two dollars per box, mailed securely sealed.
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