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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1900
Page
6
Anaconda inter mountain reacts to a Carroll tale about a sale of Myster, calling the report baseless malice and unverified in haste It condemns the story as untruthful and damaging to the paper for publishing without scrutiny attributing it to false informants and asserting the Inter Mountain’s commitment to truth.
A morning attack on Oak Street near Front followed a dance at the Alhambra colored club. The Denver Kid wounded four women with a sandbag and knife, fled but was captured. an Austrian by Front Street suffered blunt force and knife wounds and remains in critical condition at St. Ann's hospital. Officers O'Brien and Mayhew responded.
Helena day at Mountain View Park drew 200 plus fans aboard a special train from Centrol City. Anaconda defeated Helena 9 to 1 as Swindells starred with multiple hits. Pitchers Carter and Salisbury split errors and walks, final score noted in a warm, 2 hour game attended by about 1,200.
A.J. Zimmerman, a converter plant employee, reports a cash check of 8285 and cash missing from his pockets. His coat and vest containing the money were stored in a locker during his shift and swapped for work clothes. After changing back into street attire, the missing items were discovered, prompting Zimmerman to alert police and Officer Mayhew to pursue clues, suspecting a fellow worker.
Reported encounter in the Anaconda area where Wolfe faced a mountain lion in a burrow. Using a long stick he pinned the animal, fought off the lion, and with a spade killed the beast weighing about 140 pounds. The lion’s mate was seen nearby the next day, raising fear of future trouble.
A six days retreat of prayer and fasting opened at St Ann's hospital last evening. Sisters from the hospital join guests from Deer Lodge, Butte, and Helena. Father Redmond of Gonzaga College Spokane leads the retreat. The chapel will be closed to all except the sisters during the retreat.
Peter Austin foreman of the Hutte Anaconda Pacific bridge crew fell 20 feet near Gregson Springs but escaped with minor bruises and was taken to St. Ann's hospital. A. de B. Smith and F. W. Peckover attended a state Montana Fire Underwriters meeting in Butte where the Montana Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents formed. Northern Pacific designates Garrison station for stock killed and injured records in Deer Lodge county. Mrs. Jerimiah of Great Falls and Mrs. Anthony of Sand Coulee visit relatives on Lacuat Street. James McDowell Sr. returns from Bitter Root seeking a ranch. Teacher certificate exams scheduled Friday and Saturday. Miss Mary Berry teaching summer school at Stuart visited by Mrs. Anne Franklin. Mrs. Andrew Fanning to return from St. Paul tonight. City council meets to let bids for printing ordinances. J. J. Hill and party in city yesterday. Great Falls to Anaconda Round Trip rate set for Sundays starting June 24.
The Lower Works hosted the first annual picnic at Mountain View park near the Furst block after noon with athletic events, music by Bryant's band and the Margaret theater group, and a tug of war victory by Lower Works over Upper Works. A carload of Baumeister Boush Gurt pianos arrived with latest sheet music at A Short music, 314 East Park Avenue.
The Republican Party calls Deer Lodge county voters to precinct meetings on August 20 to elect delegates for a county convention September 1 at Deer Lodge Court House and to select delegates to the state convention in Helena on September 6 1900. Includes county district judge nominees and two year central committee terms with detailed precinct representation and local officers.
Boston Lyric Opera Company announces Friday matinee The Idol's Eye and Saturday night The Fencing Master with new costumes and elaborate scenery. Magnificent electrical effects promise a grand production with box office seating at 1.50 to 0. The sale opens at 9 am Wednesday.
The piece lauds gas lighting at a Paris Exposition, describing the City of Light as a city within the city. It portrays gas as superior to early electric lighting, citing the incandescent mantle and jet arrangements lighting the Champ de Mars area between the Eiffel Tower and the Palace of Electricity.
The item notes a Phillips style quip about Daubem choosing a farm stay, citing affordability and limited company. A humorous cartoon-like exchange follows with a misheard line about painting family portraits and nine dogs. The second gag involves a mosquito and a chattering exchange about a girl from Boston.
Shake into your shoes powder claims to cure painful corns and bunions, reduce sweating, and soothe hot tired feet. Advertises instant relief, comfort for new shoes, trial package free by sending stamps.
Notice announces the annual stockholders meeting of Western Ironworks at the company's office in Bulle Montana on Tuesday July 3 1900 at 11 o clock a m to elect officers for the ensuing year and conduct other business as may come before the meeting
Coowners Catherine Meighan James M Meighan John E Meghan Timothy Cain Hugh ODonnell and Catherine McNulty warned of labor and improvements on the Melehan arity lode mining claim in Kimmit Valley Silver Bow County Montana. They must pay their share of representation work totaling 418 23 by within twenty days or their interest will vest in the signer under the law. Published June 23 1900. Also notice that Anacondas Copper Mining Company seeks a patent for a shaft and claims in Summit Valley Silver Bow County Montana with survey details and intent to file for patent.
St Marys Academy in Deer Lodsa offers extensive home and school comforts for young ladies. The course of study covers all aspects of a refined education. School terms run from the first Tuesday in September to the last day in June. For more information contact the sister.
Notices detail mining patent applications and claims in Silver Bow county Helena district including Aetna Lode Burney Mining Claim and Atlin Lode with coordinates and survey numbers. Names include George D. Greene Samuel Barker and others. dates June to July 1900. locations in Butte and Helena regions with adjoining claims listed.
Mining app no 42 percent United States land office Helena Montana June 18 1900 Anaconda Copper Mining Co by John Gillie attorney Ames Montana located in Summit Valley Silver Bow County claims described with bearings and lines to patent Berar No Pel and related lands in Summit Valley mining district note of intention to apply for patent and conflicting claims. Public sale notice of real estate by Board of County Commissioners listing lots and blocks in multiple additions in Missoula County.
Notice is given that Mery T. Baker of Butte City Montana has filed a patent for the How near feet and 21% feet northeast from discovery claim of the Amended Fraction Lode Mining Claim Burney No. 5697 in Summit Valley mining district Silver Bow County Montana. The claim, designated T 7 W R 7 W, contains an area of 1.403 acres and is surveyed with reference to Amended Survey Nos 6A 15 and 1890 with portions in conflict with Survey Contacted in Shire sacs Amended Bur- etc.
Co-owners John Thomas Nagie and Euixabot! Ana Nagie are notified under section 2924 that 38 percent of $100 annual expenditures for the Chequito quartz lode claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow Mont may be required within ninety days after service. The notice names George Abram Free and John Edgar Free as acting in labor and costs payment. The Copper Mining Company applicant seeks patent for a defined mine area in Summit Valley, Silver Bow County, Montana, with survey details and adjoining claims listed.
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