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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1901
Page
6
A traveler remarks that Green's August Flower is the best remedy for dyspepsia and stomach troubles, noting it helps irregular habits in tourists and salespeople. free samples offered at Newbro Drug Co Finlen-Media Drug Co and sold widely. almanac available.
A vintage ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to shake into shoes to cool swollen nervous hot feet and ease tired walking. It claims to cure swollen sweating feet corns and bunions and relieves pain from aches and callouses. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a trial package free from Allen O Olmsted Le Roy New York.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates are now sold by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway to southern resorts including Jackson Mile Pia Mobile New Orleans Savannah and El Paso. Tickets are good for return at any time prior to June 1 1901. For rates routes times and other information contact any Milwaukee agent or J T Conroe Asst Gen Pass Agent St Paul Minn.
In a remote mining camp in the west the social mix is vivid and rough. Engineers, lawyers, remittance men, and adventurers converge, trading privilege for hard work as the dollar and the devil rule a primitive, egalitarian town. The scene blends faded grandeur with constant risk and shifting fortunes.
Bernard Thariton in the Boston Transcript recalls a mining camp near Rangoon and the Guinea coast where veterans and wanderers mingle. He notes a former naval midshipman, Annapolis graduate, soldiers from the Philippines, Gordon Highlanders’ waiter, a Franco Prussian war veteran, a Cuban veteran who was also a jockey, and a musician who once played in a major London orchestra. The camp, though rough, is a remarkable cross section of lives and stories.
A Victorian era notice praises Privivone Doetstader and the Georgia Minstrels for strong stage presence. It notes Primrose Dovletader lacking, remarks on Logan, the Parade of the Black Watch, and the Alabama quartet. The review highlights exotic scenery, oriental fixtures, and a matinee plus evening shows with Tuesday and Wednesday performances.
At Sutton's Theater last night Trivelle's vaudeville company impressed critics with a novel program. Ola Hayden, daughter of Jne Hayden, starred with a strong contralto, while Trayle, Southard, Tyanhoe, and Hayden others delivered outstanding acts. Lillian Landers sang well, Ray Southard gave lively renditions, and the two hour program drew enthusiastic applause. The company performs for a week with a matinee on Saturday.
Saturday afternoon George Vucssinick was arrested on a charge of Perjury connected to a suit heard in Sour Butte Justice Taylor’s court. The case involved a man named G Ramowchock who rented from Vucksinick and paid $14o for board but claimed a shortfall. Ramowchock sued for recovery while Vucksinick countered alleging the debtor owed him $100 for board. The court ruled against the landlord for the full amount.
The text notes Ramoschock boarding at a house and Ethmoschock's judgment used to claim not owning the Mace. He denied ownership while a prior trial indicated the opposite. W J Naughten, Ramoschock's attorney, had the county attorney file a perjury complaint.
In the divorce action Albertina Call vs Michael Call, a decree of legal separation was granted after proofs were heard. The couple united in February 1899 in this city and separated in April last year amid allegations of cruelty including threats to kill with a knife. The defendant initially denied cruelty but later defaulted.
Contractors are invited to submit bids for removing the brick building at 312 West Park Street just west of the high school. Bids due until March Mth by order of the Masonic Temple Association. Address P O Box 123.
The Hotel and Boarding House hold weekly meetings every Wednesday at 8 20 PM at 343 East Park Street. PY Tobin is listed as secretary and treasurer and Tarence Hovel appears in the notice. The Great Northern railway offers round trip tickets from Butte to Boulder with a one week board and bathing at Hot Springs hotel for 13 80 dollars per person offered by J B Reynolds proprietor.
At a regular meeting of Butte Workingmen’s union No. 5 in Web. U on December 21 1900 it was voted that from May 1 1901 a day’s work under its jurisdiction shall be eight hours minimum and five dollars per day. Roe published. J W Dale president T W Jones secretary.
At a February 23 1901 meeting the Dutta Teamsters Union No 15 approved a shift to eight hours per day starting May 1 1901 with a wage of six dollars per day The notice is published by order of Teamsters Union No 1 W L A L James Sticken president Ed McCarrick secretary James Sticken president
Ladies seek relief from painful and irregular menses with French Tansy Tablets advertised as an unrivaled remedy. Marketed by Newbro Drug Co of Botia Montana as sole agents, two dollars per box, mailed sealed.
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