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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1900
Page
6
The ad touts fair exchange and value in Plano merchandising. It invites readers to view stock of pianos and organs, promising affordable options and installments paid over time to fit buyers' budgets. It emphasizes that purchasing brings value and a reasonable trade.
Last night the city council voted to close all gambling houses in the city following a police committee report. The measure, amended to require closure from midnight until a licensing law is enacted, was approved without dissent and directed to Chief Lovell for implementation. Mayor McCarthy announced new appointments to fire and plumbing posts as part of routine session business.
The local Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals offers three medals for essays on Kindness to Animals by sixth to eighth graders. Prizes: one gold and two silver with first second and third grades. Essays must be 400 to 1000 words, written in ink on one side, with student name grade and school on last page.
A late Grand Opera House audience saw the Frawley company perform Madame Sans Gene. Miss Van Buren and Mr Ley, plus J. R. Amory and Wallace Shaw, delivered solid embodies of Sardou’s comedy. Miss Alice Johnson sang in Oriental costume, drawing applause despite a weaker voice attributed to altitude and smoke.
Daniel J. Monroe and Miss Mary J. McLeod united in marriage at the Presbyterian manse with Rev. H. Welteman officiating. The ceremony was intimate with only two witnesses. The couple will set up housekeeping on Davidson Street at Mercury Corner.
The text advertises alteration, press work, repair, steam and dry cleaning services at 110 South Main Street with prices described as easy. It lists the proprietor as C. Fisher, with a possibly misspelled or stylized business name.
A man named Estes sought a complaint against his wife for insanity and wanted her sent to Wan Springs. County officials questioned Estes about drinking while noting the odd remarks and unclear evidence, leading to a referral to the county commissioners and ongoing confusion over the case.
Manager McDonald of the Butte High fuel football eleven has received line to of the Fort Shaw Indian recreation boys to play on Saturday. It lists the lineup with weight average about 182 pounds and notes Northwest prominence.
In police court Jack Lafontise a pugilist was arrested last night booked on secrebiigehty with headquarters at 24 fast Galena atlee. He pleaded not guilty and his hearing set for Friday. Mrs Carrie Minsner appeared for disturbing the peace and hugged Madge Sulivan in court. she pleaded guilty fined $10. S. A. Bird arraigned on disturbing the peace by fighting and pled guilty. fined $10. Joe Grosso pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace. fined $10. A W Downs and H W Downs charged with peddling without a license were fined $5 each and released on $25 cash bonds.
Sheriff Daniels of Lake County asks Mrs Ella Shea to travel to Leadville to testify in a murder case. $590 bounty offered if the men are convicted. Mrs Shea recently married George Hanson and is willing to testify once transport arrives. Suspects McDonald and Jennett are held in Cripple Creek after a hotel holdup left a man dead.
The county commissioners disallowed a $481 claim by Dr. H. H. Hansen for injuries to his horse after it fell into a hole in the road between Clark's barn and the B A P railroad track on October 6. Hansen alleged the road’s bad condition caused the accident and blamed county carelessness. the horse was valued at $1,500.
The state against Ruth Bowman charged with robbing John Mc Stay of a $250 diamond yesterday a week ago in the Rasina theater was dismissed after the complaining witness failed to appear at a preliminary hearing in Justice Bliss Court South Butte this morning. Bowman employed as a waitress on a percentage basis the robe jury alleged to have occurred at the theater.
Samuel M. Roberts, newly elected district court clerk, fled his official bond of 25000 dollars in the clerk and recorder office, approved by Judge Clancy. Sureties named are A. F. Bray and Timmas J. Bennetts. DR. DODD eye specialist and unrelated text about a glasses fitter and shoe sale follow in the fragmented OCR.
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