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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1900
Page
8
Makers of pottery from Europe, Asia and America showcased pieces and the committee awarded the grand prize to Rookwood Pottery Co. Officials note genuine Rookwood stood apart from lookalikes, with superior taste in form color and decoration.
The St Paul Merr Ode Episcopal church Sunday school presents a 7 10pm Christmas program featuring the cantata Santa Claus on Time by Charles A Gabriel. Pupils, soloists, and musicians perform as fairies tinkers grumblers and Jolly Boys with Keno the elf and Mock Santa Claus. Public invited.
A report spread that Mrs. Kittle Warren, held at the county jail, had smallpox while in the women’s department. She was found sick with pneumonia, then moved from the county hospital to the pest house after transfer from the poor farm.
Fashion chatter centers on Hight and Jairflela's new menswear sleeve links collection. Local buyers note bold designs, quality craftsmanship, and a growing showroom crowd. The launch sparks buzz across boutiques and social circles.
James A Walsh begins suit in district court to enforce a judgment for 1999.15 dollars obtained in 1883 in Park county court where Frank D Dolliver was plaintiff and W H Orr was defendant. With costs the total is 2010.45 dollars. Walsh alleges the judgment was assigned to him for valuable consideration.
At the latest Washington Cain lodge meeting the following officers were elected for the ensuing term: President R. C. Whitman, Vice President William Bray, Master of Mame W. R. Evans, Conductor J. B. Scott, Inspector George Rowe, Guard Walter Magill, Secretary Paxson, Treasurer W. R. Young, Trustee George Sehnur.
Calvin Maryatt and Nellie Biggeman were united in marriage in this city yesterday by Justice Nichols. The same room was divorced from its first wife in Judge Clancy's court last Friday.
The estate of E Douglass sees continued settlement of the administrator's account until January 19 due to illness. Henry Kipp versus Ruth A Burton stays pending a motion for new trial with bond set at 500 dollars and 30 days extra to prepare. D J Giard administrator granted partial distribution of Stanislaus E Harbour estate, with $58 400 in administrator hand.
Sheriff T M Shaw and Deputy Edward Martin escorted two second degree murderers Jacob Creer and John Gowan and a burglar to the penitentiary after recent Fergus county court. Gowan received 23 years for killing Charles Brown. Creer claimed self defense in Alfred Inkle's death. Miller received one year for burglary. Several names and towns follow in a listing of attendees and officials.
Linter Mackela, a Pao Pinlander, died at St Janes hotel Saturday night after an explosion of dynamite near Herat Friday evening. He crawled a mile for help, and doctors removed damaged tissue and performed limb amputation on another injured man in the incident.
Mrs Nevin proprietress of the Nevin house at 02 Sans street died yesterday of pneumonia after a short illness. A longtime resident of Butte she ran the boarding house for many years and was highly regarded by neighbors. She left seven children in the family.
A retrospective review recalls the 1800s turning points with Napoleon's escape bid thwarted by a Paris explosion and a sweeping roundup. Libraries worldwide are founded or expanded, including in the United States and Europe. Births of notable figures such as Whittemore and Williams are listed among various professions.
In Helena District Court Judge Henry Smith heard the motion for a new trial in the W. A. Clark and Taylor case against the Grand Opera House. The judge declined to grant the request as proceedings continued in Lindsay’s private apartment during the trial with Judge Smith presiding. The lawyers argued vigorously and Lindsay’s court room was used, with Judge Lindsay ultimately not suspending business. Be Robbins obtained a divorce from Harriet Ef Robbins for desertion, custody of their 2 year old, and restoration of Beatrice Eo Haar.
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