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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1900
Page
10
FOR SALE two young men seek janitor work in exchange for tuition at Butte Business College. Block in Owsley portion houses a hotel meat market grocery saloon and hall. Inquiries at Room 91 Butte Montana.
The article reports a burglary at the Jesse B. Roote and W. A. Clark Jr. law office with desks pried open and a cipher code book sought. The intruders left items of little value, entered via a transom, and no papers were missing. The Republican county central committee convenes August 13 at East Broadway Club to set caucus dates.
The speaker recalls extraordinary gifts and public judgment confirming unfathomable performances, noting that from highest to lowest in the land, people witnessed remarkable displays early on.
George H. Spencer as trustee for Silver City Mercantile sues A F Bray to recover 1000 on grounds he induced the Nixon bankruptcy trustees to pay before filing. The complaint cites December 30 1899 as the preferred payment date and July 24 demand prior to the petition.
Andrew Garrett filed a district court action against Robert McBride Carl J Copel and Henry McClosky seeking 47.66 as owed for work as a miner on the Josephine quarts claim.
J D McLennan a mining man connected with H L Frank has smallpox. He rooms in the Oakland block on East Park Street and was diagnosed this morning. Neighbors criticize city officials for not moving him to the pest house. Mayor McCarthy says no pest house exists and cannot act. County commissioners offered use of the pest house, but action was denied. About 50 or 60 roomers remain at the Oakland block with no guard reported nearby.
A lengthy review of clairvoyancy in Madam Graham's offices at 68 West Broadway argues Abraham Lincoln trusted clairvoyants for counsel and was warned not to attend the Washington theater the night he was shot, suggesting Booth's assassination might have been averted.
We thank Mr Heinze and his men and the Neversweat mine crew for their kindness the day of the Parrot mine fire. We would have been homeless tonight without their help. Signed Mr and Mrs John Powell and Mr and Mrs M J Mulderig. De Talloring 110 South Main Street.
Special to the Inter Mountain reports Boston stock exchange closing quotations for copper stocks today, with price levels and notable gains or declines across primary copper issues as trading concluded in Boston on August 11.
Elmer J. Carter arrives from Missoula while R. J. Moore visits from Dillon and H. W. McLaughlin came over from Mis soula. M. Gardner and R. D. Steele are in Bozeman as Rod D. Leggat and family return from the Springs. Several others travel between Helena White Sulphur Springs Ironwood and Salt Lake for visits and events. Dr Holmes of Butte, lately stationed at the old fort near Strawberry Butte, surveys progress and contemplates a permanent stay in Sumpter.
Singer office for nest oil and needles and many business listings appear alongside city updates. Reports include births, funerals, a jail appeal for Gladstone Bray, church services at First Baptist and Calvary, court fines for prostitution and distur bers, and local arrests. Community events mention the Entre Nous Dancing Club picnic and a Rolling list of trades and services in Montana.
In police court a note offers to save one half of expenses for boarding at Hollngsworths Cafe located at 41 West Park. The item appears as a brief public notice or classified wrapping regarding lodging costs.
The Butte Consolidated Railway plans a $10,000 addition to the new power house, to be completed by mid September. The total cost of the project including the plant amounts to $90,100, expanding capacity to store 40 cars with fully equipped facilities for machine work and paint.
Fragmentary OCR lists items like Gold Dust starch and Vienna Sausage, then notes carpenter shops and a plan to rebuild a car complete. States it will be one of only electric railway plants in the west.
Mary H. Bottego sues Martin and Margaret Dougherty in district court for 258.10 alleging she lent funds to discharge a December mortgage and paid Passmore Co July 21. Defendants allegedly refused to release the mortgage, creating further costs and a prior related foreclosure dispute.
The notice invites stockholders to attend a meeting Monday evening August 13 at Thompson Investment Company offices No 13 West Broadway or mail their details if unable to attend. Bring certificates and report shares. nonattendance prompts mailed report. Belden assistant secretary urges timely response and mentions share price offers and extended hours at West Broadway offices.
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