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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1900
Page
6
The notice promotes piano and organ sales with a value for money claim and emphasis on a fair exchange. It invites readers to view the instruments in stock and suggests flexible payment options, including paying a little at a time if desired. The tone stresses that it is in the buyer’s interest to have a piano or organ in the home.
The catalog lists many styles in Pearl, Red or Black Enamel, and Black Morocco with or without handles, priced from 7.59 to 18.99. Prices vary by color and finish, offering affordable options across the range.
K Clark and Hon W A Clark with Gen H Casey recently toured the Kill Buck and Sunset mines in the Coeur d Alenes. Clark reports the Kill Buck, bought last summer, has developed from a prospect into a promising paying mine. Last week ore shoots at the upper tunnel yielded seven feet of concentrating ore with 10 percent ore in places. Plans for a concentrator to process 2 and work next spring are under way near Lake Gulch. Chinook observers praised the outlook and urged sinking a double compartment shaft to at least 900 feet to realize the mine’s full potential.
Mining notes report Winchester Dickerson of the dredges above Laurin visited Sheridan Priday. The firm plans a larger power boat this winter to boost daily dirt output. All miners were laid off at the Boas Tweenl mines last Thursday amid a sale deal. A major strike was reported at the Sunbeam mine on Indian Creek by Moore and Gibbons, who hold a lease, with expectations of rivaling prior gold production.
Richard Golden emerged from behind the curtain after the final act of Old Jed Prouty at the Grand Opera House and delivered a brief speech. He admitted the act violated professional norms and joked about his intent to engage the audience, though his remarks were deemed mean-spirited and unsettling to local theatergoers.
The review lauds Sie and Gollen as central to a melodramatic yet witty play, with rich pathos in scenes like Old Jed and Little Tretty kneeling to pray. It predicts full houses tonight and tomorrow, and notes Golden’s chance to redeem himself with the audience.
District Court records reveal Claude C Staten seeking divorce from Mary T Staten on desertion grounds with a 1896 Cripple Creek marriage date and a 1889 Dawson City desertion. Ada Bell accuses her husband Lee Bell of infidelity in room 127 at the Owsley block. their Pueblo marriage occurred in 1893 and they have one adopted daughter. Charles Verona seeks a new trial after a 10 year penitentiary sentence for furnishing alcohol to Indians. Roe W Davis petitions for letters of administration on Edward A Davis estate in Chicago valued about 4000 as part of the A J Davis estate. Charles Pennicard faces a charge of threatening dentist Thomas Quirk. he posted bonds for today. Sweet Gil Pants advertised for sale.
Jackson photographer and medical professionals listed with addresses and services. Butte Brewing Co. beer promotion, dentistry, piano dealers, bird seed shop, hearing piano at Meadervilla saloon, women’s health specialist, safe company sale at 119 North Main, athletic and dance class at Butte Gymnasium, 343 East Park. French ball attendance about 500 with fights and diamond losses. William Richards, longtime Boston and Montana company employee, died at his brother’s home after a brief illness. funeral planned from East Park Street crowed building Tuesday.
The state board discussed estimating funds for a School of Mines program including a preparatory department dormitory and gymnasium with a proposed total around 50000 dollars. President Leonard said estimates top at 42000 dollars, heating plant issues and a heated dispute over naming the Peck Williamson Heating company stalled further action. Adjourned without action.
Butte resident Louis Edwards a former bartender and Great Falls worker was found dead in Helena yesterday. Police say his wife left town by train after a quarrel and a warrant for her arrest was sought. Neighbors reported his absence since Saturday morning and a note in Mrs Edwards handwriting claimed he had gone to Helena. Investigators believe death occurred 12 to 15 hours before discovery.
The Butte Typographical Union No. 126 elected officers yesterday with Edward Kilfeather as president and John A. D. as vice president. W. G. Van Einan was named secretary treasurer, H. Foote as recording secretary, and Ki. Zehans as reading clerk. Executive committee includes Jot uns, A. Pellett, J. Wetley, James dis, with J. Quincyne as sergeant at arms. Delegates to Trades & Labor assembly are Emil Zehan and Phil Juria. alternates White and A. , and delegates Allied Trades council are n Jones, A. J. Rwamel, Juha Dun.
A big crowd attended the Easies burlesque minstrel at Miners union hall last night. End men, banjos, and bones created a loud, lively atmosphere as entertainment delighted the audience. Refreshment committee served well throughout the event.
Advertisement notes steam and day cleaning services with prices described as easy. Mentions 110 South Main Street and a line of men’s fine suits including Hack Clay Worsted Suits priced at $10. Likely a local dry cleaning and garment shop with promotional wording.
Members of Olive Branch Lodge No 22 meet in Walkerville hall on Tuesday December 4 at 1 PM to attend the funeral of deceased brother William Richards. Members of sister lodges invited. A G Johnson, N J B Trevarthen, Secretaries.
On Monday December 3 1990 at 7 29 p m Casile Hall Damon Lodge No 1 Knights of Pythiax holds nominations and election of officers for the ensuing term. All members and other Knights are requested to be present. MH Lownes Maury K of R and 3
Dr. E. E German resumes practice at 114 North Main Street after a two month stay in coastal cities. He states his health is improved and he is ready to serve the public with good work at reasonable prices.
Local theater page previews a December lineup at Sutton's Theatre. Highlights include Mati nee Fy's dramatic overviews and a week full of Melo-Dramatic Speetais performances.
An American romance of powerful situations and thrilling denouement scenes set in Dakota wheat fields. Elaborate stage settings and compelling climaxes promise dramatic intensity and suspense.
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