Second Floor Ice Weer At Actual Cost
A brief notice notes items on the second floor including ice and several revolving chairs offered at actual cost.
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1900
Page
16
A brief notice notes items on the second floor including ice and several revolving chairs offered at actual cost.
Social notes detail Will Clark hosting a Friday benefit theater party for the Clements Stockwell Company, with a post entertainment supper and dancing. Other gatherings include a Washington street musicale, a trolley outing to Columbia Gardens, and a Crystal Springs luncheon hosted by Mrs. Forbis.
A district message from Biliville notes that a son named John has returned home from the Philippines on a furlough and a pension for life is mentioned, prompting gratitude. It reflects a local appreciation for military service and sacrifice amidst wartime context.
Fragmentary OCR passage shows a quarrel where one character calls another knave and a jester responds with a curt line. The text hints at dialogue about life among the wise, revealing a literary scene excerpt with disrupted phrasing and spelling.
A garbled classroom exchange centers on a teacher asking what a fragment in a text means while Tommy offers a puzzled reply. The oddly corrupted lines suggest a misprint or transcription error, leaving readers to guess at the intended meaning and context.
In Billings the Republican county central committee chose September 1 for the county convention to elect fifteen delegates to the state convention and nominate county officers. Also noted were obituaries and multiple local items including Burlington rail decisions, Toluca extension status, and new marriages in the area.
A circus act by Ringling Brothers showcases elephants performing a comic yet convincing display of boxing style. The piece highlights the animals’ coordinated movements and humorous but surprisingly plausible portrayal of self defense in an elephantine world.
Notice directs inquiries at the ticket office located at 47 East Broadway. Names W. C. M'BRIDE and G. A. appear as contacts for particulars.
Ringling Brothers showcase a rare animal collection in elaborate golden cages, touted as the finest display in the United States. Unprecedented enthusiasm sweeps the nation for the Da Coma Family acrobatic act, a recent import joining Ringling Bros. circus marvels.
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