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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1901
Page
6
An early 20th century advertisement urges spring cleansing with Lidity's Celerge Compound to nerves blood kidneys and liver, claiming renewed health and energy. It markets Krain Cold Ware and Lichty Valery Nerve Compound as non damaging remedies sold by Newbro Drug Co with slogans about cold cures and better appetite and focus.
Sleeper service from the Twin Cities daily via Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific to Kansas City leaves Minneapolis 7 50 am St Paul 8 20 am arrives Kansas City 7 o clock next morning. Also Pullman tourist sleeper from Twin Cities every Wednesday through to Los Angeles. Apply to ticket agents or J T Conley Asst Gen Pass Agent St Paul for rates.
The ad touts Allen’s Foot-Ease as a cure for painful smarting feet and nail issues. It claims easing tight new shoes, reducing sweating and callouses, and improving overall foot comfort. Sold by druggists with mail orders 25 cents, trial package free.
Jacob Kambrick and his wife answer Barich suit over a $3,500 claim tied to alleged indiscretion with Johanna Esconner, stating Kambrick seeks $10,000 for mental distress. Kambrick denies conspiracy to extort and cites marriage, paternity questions, and Barich's alleged misconduct. The wife asserts Barich assaulted her and admits a child’s paternity dispute, signaling further testimonies at trial.
Four vagrants were picked up last night including Lofty Mahoney. The Associated Charities care for six or seven minor children in reform school. Deputy County Attorney Dan Yancey cites witness issues with police shifts. Ladies Quartets performed. address on Mohammad in by G Knowlton drew attention. Next meeting at the church will review Shaftesbury and Crusades. a humorous debate on taxing bachelors planned.
The Epworth League Reading Circle of St. Paul’s M E B Church South at Galena and Idaho streets held its fourth meeting last night. Members and guests enjoyed a wide program with musical numbers and a noted discussion on Protestant Missions in Japan presented by Miss Carrie Johnston. Mrs. E. H. Morris led an engaging discussion, and Attorney Davis gave a concise summary of Japan’s lady’s role, drawing enthusiastic applause.
Thomas Price was arrested last night on complaint of his father for obtaining money under false pretenses. He allegedly forged his father’s name on two Lowe orders issued by John Capice & Co. for 5 and 10 dollars. The case was sent to the county attorney and a complaint will be filed in a justice court within a day or two.
A lengthy hotel guest list names numerous individuals and couples across New York Chicago Great Falls Spokane Helena Billings Anaconda Missoula San Francisco Portland Seattle and Philadelphia. Entries include Duvall Moss Hubbard Dunningham Holt Pratt Burt Mackay Williams Williams Newhall Togersoll May McCarty Mahan and Raker among others. The fragment records travel or residence entries without context.
The Transcontinental committee in New Orleans weighs whether railroads should cede corpse transport to express firms. Meanwhile westward traffic to California surges with Santa Fe and Northwestern lines maxed, extra cars added, and records set. Trinity Railway to share accident-premium costs for crew. Pullman fleet upgrades advance as Southern Pacific introduces chair cars and new sleepers named for Texas rivers.
Historical note from York dated January 23 states Queen Victoria held in fee simple much real estate in the city below Grand Street. It mentions she formerly owned the Tow Tree offices at No 1 Broadway and reflects early American property ownership details.
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