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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1900
Page
8
A local pitch urges security through insurance, urging residents to choose a stable company. It emphasizes prompt policy handling, timely payments, and reliable service should disaster strike, insisting customers will be treated right by any of the advertised firms.
Rumors of changes after Amalgamated's takeover of Anaconda properties were denied by E N Woods. The store will keep standard payroll practices with minor bookkeeping changes. New officers named: President D J Hennessy, VP Manager E N Woods, Secretary Treasurer Charles J Kelley. Trustees include D J Hennessy and others from Daly Bank and Anaconda Mining hardware dept.
Judge Clancy heard the state v Thomas F Courtney charging sale of liquor on a grocer license. Attorney Cotter moved to vacate on law questions. court preferred quick disposition due to liquor license fund concerns. Defense said not ready on short notice. motion to postpone to Saturday discussed after Wednesday setting.
A grand lodge of the Scandinavian Brotherhood was instituted in Butte last week with about 600 members in the state. The next state meeting will be in Great Falls on the first Thursday of February. Officers elected include Grand President George Marillus and others from Nethart Anaconda Belt Great Falls. The session opened in Scandia hall at 10 am and continued all day, with a surprise party by Scandinavian ladies in the evening. A tenth annual grand ball Saturday drew many from the Anaconds lodge.
Woodruff of the Day Sainte of Utah will be in Butte on Tuesday afternoon February 10 and hold a meeting at 6 PM at the Latter Day Saints hall 902 Utah Avenue South Butte. A free invitation is extended to all interested attendees.
A brief notice promises ail and good time to all who attend with plans to explain prominent isms in a single meeting. The announcement hints at accessible discussion and inviting attendees to learn and discuss controversial topics in a relaxed setting.
Police court heard Robert Evans deny being Bob Evans after torn clothing and disheveled appearance. He insisted innocence and demanded bond as his case set for Tuesday afternoon. Flynn paid $20 after threatening and drawing a pistol on Edna Moss. Edna quit him claiming jealousy and danger. Other local cases include Miss Louisa pleading not guilty to disturbing the peace, Tom Burke fined $10 for knocking down a Galena street woman, and fighters Kenton Berger Nickerman and Dempsey each fined $10.
Copper mining stocks moved higher this morning with Calumet & Hecla up by 10 points over Saturday's close. Tam arack gained six, Osceola three, Butte & Boston three, Amalgamated three and a half, Parrot two, Boston & Montana one and a half, and Anaconda one. Closing quotations show Amalgamated, Anaconda, Boston & Montana, Butte & Boston, and Calumet & Hecla among leaders in a mixed session.
A five act drama based on the life of a Kentucky mountaineer opens a week run at Sutton's in Frankfort. Bedley shines as the hunter hero with Fessenden, Edson as scheming rivals, Wells the heroine, and Miss Sutton with Miss Ray in strong supporting turns. A cow boy quartet provides song and a skit between acts, all at popular prices.
The notice states that the Ladies' Home Journal and all other new magazines are available today at the P. O. News Stand. It highlights a broad press display and urges readers to visit for new issues.
A dispute at the Grand Opera House could end in the closure of the theater. James A. Murray claims ownership of all scenery and furnishings and demands 500 dollars monthly rent in advance. If paid, total rent would rise to 1100 dollars monthly, risking drastic policy changes by management. A temporary restraining order has been issued by Judge Knowles.
In a States court filing, Murray requests an injunction regarding disputed payments to manager McFarland. The case centers on whether McFarland should be paid or the home venue be closed pending resolution.
Frederick Warde draws strong local support in Butte as he appears in Richard. The piece notes his popularity at lectures and as a guest of honor, while criticizing theater managers for price hikes. It praises the Warde company with Minfiel Tittell-Brune and Charles Hanford for a strong performance the previous night.
The item lists Williamson Corsets discounts for large sizes and store details, Miss M L Johnson 131 W Broadway. It notes Northern Pacific as sole Pullman Standard sleeper line from Anaconda to St Paul and St Louis with two sleepers on the night train from Anaconda and Butte. It mentions over three thousand people wearing glasses fitted by Dr Boas at 48 W Park Street and a notice of Co-Parent (Co-Par) unclear.
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