Beaverhead Stockholders Meeting Set in Mantle Block
Notice of stockholders meeting to be held in Room 6 Mantle block on Saturday February 23 at 2 30 p m. Important business to be discussed. T J Ellis secretary.
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1901
Page
8
Notice of stockholders meeting to be held in Room 6 Mantle block on Saturday February 23 at 2 30 p m. Important business to be discussed. T J Ellis secretary.
At a regular meeting of the Butte Workmen's union of W. L. U. it was voted that starting May 1, 1901 a day’s work shall be eight hours with a minimum wage of 3.00 dollars per day. Published by order of Workingmen's union No. 5 and signed by President W. Dale and Secretary F. W. Jones.
Dernis O'Donnell claims $100 for 1899 and $109 for 1900 as annual labor on the Admittal Dewey Quartz Lode in Rummit Valley district Silver Bow Montana. Co owner Pat ONeil and heirs must pay their undivided one fifth share within 90 days after publication or the share may vest in the undersigned as prescribed by law. February 5 1901.
Livingston Montana February 21 1901 officials hunt for identity of man killed by westbound train No 1 at the west end of the Bozeman tunnel Inquest failed to identify the body later a memorandum book tied to O Byrne from Ireland provides strong clues to the deceased described as about 28 with black hair hazel eyes and stature 5 feet 4 or 6 inches The case touches local firms hotels and water rights disputes amid a string of community notes and upcoming St Patrick day events
Oregon Short Line chief announces Kitson appointed at Bal Lake while Van Rhutan moves. Mosley returns from California. Northern Pacific official Horn visiting Livingston. Western rail service to Lewiston may resume Tuesday after damage between Kendrick and Juliaetta. Bridge crews work on the lone Welidge No. 190 as high water threatens, and repairs proceed to Lewiston and Volliner as conditions allow.
George H. Stebbins reports a wreck at the Cook mine last Saturday when a lumber car from the Hoffman mine ran away down the grade and crashed into the tipple, causing over 1500 dollars in damage. The Cook mine is idle and the Apple repair is uncertain. Mines at Trail Creek run irregularly while park travel boosts demand and employment.
A remedy from Paris claims to relieve obstructions causing painful and irregular menses. Manufactured by A Augendre Paris and sold by Newbro Drug Co Butte Montana as sole agents. Price two dollars per box, mailed securely.
First class Pullman sleeper from Twin Cities daily via Great Northern route to Kansas City leaves Minneapolis 7:50 a m and St. Paul 4:00 a m arriving Kansas City 7 o'clock next morning. Through service and comfortable route to the southwest and California with Wednesday through trips to Los Angeles. Apply at ticket agents or write J om Conley Asst Gen Pass Ages St. Paul for lowest one way and round trip rates south and west.
The ad touts meats and poultry including mutton chops, ham, ham pieces, spare ribs, and mutton roasts with prices per pound. It lists fresh spring chickens, Montana ranch eggs, and mince truthfully described as fine. The note invites readers to visit the East Grant Street market near Main, with a date reference to a Saturday evening sale at Parent Leug store.
Linty and Mattingly are listed as executive agents for Harrington Hat 3 the new Mies. The source notes their roles in representing the company’s latest model, with emphasis on branding and distribution.
A fragmented ad claims a nerve cure for a woman with long illness and promotes Krause's Cold Cure and Krause's Headache Capsules from Newbro Drug Co Butte Montana. It warns antipyrine depresses the heart and kidneys and asserts no dangerous ingredients.
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