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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1901
Page
10
An Anaconda area notice describes smallpox cases and containment progress with county health actions and expenses. It reports hospitalizations, fumigation practices, and vaccination costs, plus officers and public meetings in Lincoln Republican circles and a case of a laborer George Gollan with dementia at the county jail.
Eugene Rowe, a popular clerk in the Anaconda post office, is expected to be the assistant postmaster under the new administration. Yesterday a stamp canceling machine arrived, ending Rowe’s daily hammer work and enabling rapid cancellation as letters move through.
Mamie Wilson of Mainville was set off easy in police court yesterday on a charge described as touching a youth. The victim, known in Anaconda and well acquainted with many in the better class, avoided public humiliation by not having his identity revealed and refusing to appear before Justice Kennedy. He chose to stay silent.
The uniformed Knights of Pythias at Corner Hall celebrate the installation of officers for the coming term led by Col. James Quane. The Anaconda company won best drilled honors at a city encampment last September and plans for the next state gathering in fall.
The executive committee of the Lincoln Republican Club met to arrange decorating the club room in the Petrix block. Members are asked to contribute pictures to adorn the walls and make the rooms homelike. The club will be open every evening and Republicans are invited to visit. Plans aim to file leading state papers to keep the political pulse in touch daily. The report mentions the eight hour movement at the smelters and related issues.
Tey E G Cattermole announces a children’s meeting at the Methodist church tomorrow at 2 PM. Miss Dennis, the evangelist, will address parents and invite children between eight and sixteen years to attend. All city children are welcome.
Local items report visiting notables in Butte and Deer Lodge, court dates set for March 4 in Bozburg, social events at Peters' social dance venues, and community updates. Mortgage and banking changes noted with Mrs Marena Daly expanding the Daly Donohue Greenwood firm. local arrests none. hospital operations and obituaries listed among routine notices.
A reader informed a publishing firm he had studied Mrs Browning and would lecture on her poetry but failed to recall the line It was about a passage describing beauty in a joy forever The correspondent noted Mrs Scatnett is widely known yet cannot recall the source From Mr Kernahan a lecture excerpt
Bozeman February 7 reports a successful Knights of Pythis social with strong attendance and speeches. Manager Harry Somers of Mountain Bell surveys the exchange while promising future line extensions toward Billings as weather permits.
The Whines plenipo tentiaries telegraph to the court indicating the ministers will respond. Brings Ching and Li Hung imply the court will study the proposed conditions, while Chinese figures press China to accept the indemnity and concessions. Foreign powers show vindictive motives, recalling past executions of princes to intimidate.
Narciase Ledoux Joseph Labouchere and Mary J. Baker filed a United States patent application for a mining claim at Hecla Lode in Little Pine Canoe Mal district Silver Bow Montana, detailing a 1415 foot northerly and 1245 foot southerly extent from discovery and listing adjacent lodes Calumet Tamarack and Calumet Extension. The location is recorded in Book M page 207 with Survey Nos. 4933 and 434, first published February 7 1901.
Notice records John Johns filing Mining Patent No. 4341 for the Meighan Lode and Violet Lode in Silver Bow County Montana. Describes 6.27 acre Meighan claim with 5.10 net acres, and 0.33 acres adjoining, with detailed survey bearings and corners. Adjoining claims listed, and office at Helena.
William D. Clark, Chairman, orders sale by cash bid after 20 days for numerous lots across multiple additions in Silver Bow County Montana. Auction begins 10 a.m. February 25, 1801, in front of the courthouse, with sales continuing until all unsold property is disposed of. Listings include Boulevard, Cameron, Central, Clark, Colorado, Cobban, Great Western, Raven, Hamilton, Lawlor, Noyes & Uptan’s, Northern Pacific, Silver Bow Park, and other additions with many lot numbers specified.
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