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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1901
Page
12
A vintage advertisement claims Allen's Foot-Ease soothes painful smarting feet sore nails corns and bunions. It promises instant relief from tightness and sweating and offers a trial package for free with a mail address in Olmsted Le Roy.
Notice describes Milwaukee line from Twin Cities via Chicago Milwaukee St Paul to Kansas City with first class Pullman sleeper leaving Minneapolis 7 50 am St Paul 4 30 am arriving Kansas City 7 00 am next morning. Also tourist sleeper from Twin Cities every Wednesday through to Los Angeles with contact details for J T Conley Asst Gen Pass Agent. During LISTING: hearing for final discharge in bankruptcy for Robert Oman set February 6 1901 at 10 am in Helena Montana court with creditors invited to object.
Market note describes price actions by commission merchants aiming to raise profits while protecting buyers. Speculation, cornering, and retail reactions shape the grain scene. Hay, bran, straw, and oats show supply levels. No. 1 wheat is scarce without a flouring mill. Sacked oats and roll barley range around $1.12 to $1.15 per 100 pounds.
Market readers note hay quotations remain unchanged over the past week with timothy and alfalfa listed. Prices for vegetables and fruits vary from cabbage two cents per pound to oranges worth 105 per case, while eggs and butter fetch notable per unit prices as Butte market aims to stay supplied. Charles B. Smith, former justice of the peace, has begun moving cattle and hogs to a ranch near Fear Killings, intending to ship here when ready and keep local supplies steady.
Matamoto, director-general of Imperial government railways of Japan, tours the country en route to San Francisco. He discusses adopting American and European methods, steel rails, and government supervision. He praises Chicago’s growth and notes Japan’s expanding system, rail safety, and a new steel-rail plant. Also reports a Portland freight tariff dispute, a Sayre coal pocket incident with a brakeman entombed by coal, and limited railroad commissions in Kansas and Nebraska. Canadian parliamentary notice seeks rail routes from Fort Steele to Elko and Golden via Crow's Nest Pass.
Butte district church notices list Christian Science services at 22 W Quartz and First Church of Christ, Scientist at 850 W Broadway with readings and Sunday school. South Butte Presbyterian declares sermons for young girls and new pastor, while other church events include Ladies Aid, elections of elders, and memorial services for A. C. Beyer.
Frederick Tonge named pastor after church call to Butte Presbytery. Service led by Rev G A Whiteman with installation by Rev ER Urveneyld and charge by J R Russel. Congregation renewed vows and pledged support. Multiple area churches announce services and programs including Sunday sermons, Sunday school, Epworth leagues, and midweek meetings across Butte.
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