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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1899
Page
3
Brobeck's Fancy Patent Flour made from Dakota Hard Wheat guarantees satisfaction. Each sack includes a free Magic Yeast. Prunes, ginger snaps, sauer kraut, talo potatoes, and Santo's Coffee promoted with per sack or per pound pricing. Special Tuesday offers spearhead a broad assortment.
A dated notice states Merriele Merrick left her home and is responsible for any bills contracted by Dr. Rinehart, dentist, at Hennessy block. The document, dated April 1, 1899, assigns responsibility and mentions the benefactors.
Judge Lindsay hears a motion to bar Montana Ore Purchasing from mining parts of the Pennsylvania claim while Boxton & Montana suit proceeds. The case, originally in federal court for 551000, and tied to a California disqualification appeal, centers on who can sue Thomas R. Hinds as receiver. Arguments focus on proper plaintiff and receiver rights, with the matter taken under advisement.
Judge Henry N. Blake arrived from Helena to take testimony in the Doe James Larkin case. The proceedings concern Larkin’s competency to deed Snohomish and Tramway properties to the Butte & Heston company and the $ value relative to current estimates. Larkin, who died at Warm Springs two years ago, disposed of his interests for a sum now viewed as low. two weeks of testimony are anticipated at Claybers & Corbett.
At the city council meeting Alderman Britt will submit a minority report on the charges against Officer O'Meara and ex-Officer Sheeley. The proposal requests exoneration of both officers and instructs the chief of police to suspend Officer Sheeley.
Captain Gregory M. Lyons with a deputy sheriff served notice to vacate on the Hesperus property after a final judgment ordered removal. Many longtime residents labeled squatters may be allowed additional time to relocate and dismantle their dwellings rather to be forcibly ejected.
Preliminary examination of F P Carson, alleged to have robbed W T Mellorigal of 8175 and a gold filled watch, was held in Justice Nichols' court this afternoon. Carson, a saloon barkeeper near Wyoming and Mercury, is accused of taking the items from Mellorigal while he slept. Defense represented by John Cotter. State by Cornelius, deputy to the county attorney, and Roy S Alley, second deputy. Finest crown bridge work. Dr Wix. First class dressmaker wanted with private family. Enquire Room 2, Ellwood block.
A mixed city notes page reports a birth to Mr. and Mrs. Willim Profit of Centerville, a marriage of William Henry and Miss Catherine Blair by Justice Harrington, and the death of David A. Dintey aged 68 with funeral at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow from 516 South Montana Street. Mentions local businesses and a theater scene with Robby Gaylor and a general critique of last night’s show.
A.J. Davis of First National Bank returns from Chicago and others including Joseph A H Vivian of Boston and Montana from Salt Lake, Jed York now of Anaconda visits Butte, Robein D. Grant Parrot properties GM comes to Tutte, E S Adkins Tidell Mercantile manager with mining ties at Pony visits Butte, Meadowville owner of roe horses shipping Mike Biro and Arma to Denver, W G Benim back from Wall Street, W T Bonis cattleman in town on business, local stock losses from last winter noted, pleasant surprise party for Daughters of Moeman with music and dancing ending the event.
The text notes a woman traveling to Germany next Wednesday for three or four months. Harvey Cullom is in the city from Wood River country in Idaho, working for a Spokane syndicate on a gold property. He believes the district will boom this summer. Spokane prepares a 100 ton concentrator to be set up after frost, with Cullen in charge of construction work.
Notice to Bidders announces a revised opening date of May 15 for the bidding process. The site bid details are unclear in the text but indicate set prices associated with the project. Local authorities urge interested bidders to review official specifications and submit bids by the new deadline.
City Drug Store at 259 East Park Street in Butte promotes a lighting product described as the best light on earth. The sale involves in-store demonstrations and customer consultations to compare brightness and color warmth.
San Francisco reports a chaotic disturbance with soldiers clashing amid a political dispute. The fracas began in a saloon during a Cubs campaign discussion, leading to punches, injuries, and a large crowd. Police restored order as cavalry arrived to disperse the uproar and prevent further violence.
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