For Rent Two Room Modern Dwelling Advertisement
Classified notice for a two room modern dwelling available for rent with housekeeping included. Contains unclear text and fragmented phrasing.
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1899
Page
8
Classified notice for a two room modern dwelling available for rent with housekeeping included. Contains unclear text and fragmented phrasing.
A warrant issued by Justice Harrington charges Hamilton Matheson with obtaining money by false pretenses after a South Arizona grocer lent him funds for a supposed revolutionary bookkeeping invention. Matheson, posing as inventor, promised a world changing system, then fled after collecting $27 and seeking more funds.
West Side Coursing park will re open on Sunday with a stake for aged dogs. A recent storm killed about 40 hares and damaged the fence, but repairs are complete and plenty of hares remain for the season. Greyhounds face a tough task to kill most of them.
The draw for Sunday's coursing cards shows Northcote Be Bros Lady Fullerton against Nicholis oakina's King Cashier. Flying Dutchman faces Mimosa. Blackbird battles Billy Walker. Sapphire meets Yantara. Coomassie Queen opposes Jessie H. Lady Elsmere runs against Pleasanton.
Harry W. Remick began district court action against George A. McDonald seeking dissolution of their partnership at the Ruffa ranch and an accounting of the dairy business assets. The suit alleges a $2,000 mortgage fraudulently placed to oust Remick, with conspirator R. M. Davidson and possessor claim by Chapmen. Also notes threats, ranch disputes, and other civil suits including Western Wagon & Grain vs D. K. Rockwell for 682.49 and Shafer & Freedman vs Gordon and Peterson for 282.92 plus 400 debt to State Savings Bank.
Charlie Williams a colored man employed at the Lizzie block had a narrow escape this morning when an electric light wire he attempted to steady broke free and sent him sprawling to the sidewalk. He grabbed the awning post and held on until rescued, then resumed work shortly after.
The Arion Singing Society of wealthy New York Germans arrives tonight on the Northern Pacific for a coastward tour worth about 100000 dollars. About 100 members and 20 servants will stay one night in Butte to inspect the camp before continuing to Anaconda and then toward California, with a roster listing many names and hotels. A separate AP interview with President Mellon discusses rail expansion to the coast and anticipated grain shipments from the Nez Perces country, noting Burlington lines and Tacoma trade opportunities.
Several members of the Silver Bow club presented a realistic Brocken scene from Faust with Dante's Inferno as an epilogue in the club billiard room last night. The curtain rose near midnight and continued until daylight. The small audience from neighboring blocks relished the performance, praising several actors for strong voices.
Wylie's National Park tour gains notice as a standout event. Call at room 32 Silver Bow block for further details and arrangements.
The scarlet fever outbreak in Walkerville is more serious than thought. Dr. G D Bryant, appointed to assess the spread, conducted a house to house survey on the hill city and found six advanced cases with many exposed. A strict quarantine is in place and extra measures are being taken to stop transmission.
In Butte residents can rent a Pasteur Family Filter for sinks at 1.25 dollars monthly. The ad claims the filter sterilizes water better than city supply or spring water, emphasizes it as not a cheap strainer, and names Pasteur Filter Co. with agent R J Bohler at 238 B Park Street.
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