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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1901
Page
6
Copy changes for advertisements must be filed in the office no later than 9 a m to ensure same day insertion. Advertisers are reminded to submit edits promptly to avoid delays or missed running dates.
Mrs Marcus Daly acquired the interest of M Donohoe and W Moyer as co partners of the late Marcus Daly in the banking firm Lily Donohoe and Moyer at Butte and will continue the business at the same banking home. It is probable the bank will be incorporated soon. The present officers will remain in conduct of the business.
A fragmentary ad advertises coal for washing and lump grades with prices four dollars and four dollars fifty cents per unit. It lists 814 Utah Street and telephone number 278. The line mentions Cottonwood Coat Co as possibly the advertiser.
At a December 21 1900 meeting of the Butte Workingmen’s union under W L U it was voted that from May 1 1901 a workday for members under its jurisdiction shall be eight hours with a minimum pay of 3.00 per day. Published by order of Workingmen’s union No. 5 W L U J W Dale President F W Jones Secretary.
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Ease as a powder to soothe sore feet, aching toes, and swollen, tired feet. It claims relief from sweating, bunions, corns, and calluses, promising cooling comfort and easier walking. Available in druggists and shoe stores for 26 cents, with a free trial offer through Allen O. Olmsted of Le Roy, New York.
The house met with most members present except four aldermen. Bills were discussed or referred to committees including a January physicians bill, a county peat house bill, a tramway permit, a candy stand and a defective sidewalk claim. Finances showed January balances and outstanding warrants. payments were approved for the Quarts street fire station and other city services. Adjourned with reports on street grading, bridges, and a large expansion project near the Great Northern plant.
Western railroads sign a pact to raise minimum carload weights by about 6,000 pounds starting February 1, impacting woodenware to 16,000 pounds and other goods up to 30,000 pounds. Meanwhile rumors swirl of consolidations among major lines including Denver & Rio Grande, Rio Grande Western, Rock Island, Atchison Topeka Santa Fe, Iowa Central, and Minneapolis & St Louis, with Lackawanna and Wabash activity cited. Kalispell-Libby cut‑off approved, promising 100 miles of new track, more jobs, and shorter routes via Great Northern access.
In the Kettle river valley up to Carson H C and by joint action an application mirrors Dy Worbin's prior bid, seeking power to build by Worth fork to Frank Tihcamp and a branch to Greenwood and Summit camps. J Ferguson McCrea of Rossland joins the effort, with Toronto lawyers noting a nearly identical route. Dominion politics may oppose the measure as H G Blaze signals parliament pressure for southern British Columbia road competition.
A young son of John Delan of West Quai Street narrowly escaped being hit by a street car at about 10 o'clock this morning. The boy was knocked down Washington Street near Granite, but managed to scramble free as the car charged by. Motorman Hy. Chayant and Conductor O. Holms stopped the vehicle after the incident. The lad was dragged about fifteen feet under the car before being freed. He was described as a lucky kid and sustained minor injuries.
The federal court heard several matters this morning. A plaintiff in one case was allowed to amend a complaint seeking 25000 in damages for injuries after being struck by a train near a depot. The judge also discharged bankrupt Wilson. Breen and Mackel represented the plaintiff, while others argued demurrers and motions. Sixteen words omitted for clarity.
Washington Post notes Towne failed to gain enough support in the senate race. The piece implies his campaign did not produce a lasting impact or scent of victory.
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