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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1901
Page
7
A close bowling contest between Anaconda and Butte is planned to unfold in the city next Lime week with both teams claiming improved form. The Anaconda squad seeks revenge after a prior loss in Butte where weathered conditions and missing players affected the result.
Heated sentiment targeted Dr Henan county physician with questions about a $100 fee for treating Police Officer McMaster who is sick at home. Henan said he offered medical service for a nominal fee after visiting the officer to check quarantine rules. He argued free care isn’t required for smallpox unless quarantined at home.
The Wednesday Afternoon Euchre club met yesterday at Mrs Hood’s residence at the corner of Third and Lovewst streets. Four tables played with Mrs Davidson taking first prize, Mrs Neil second, and Mrs Dick winning the consolation prize. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for Mrs Sawyer’s Cherry street residence.
The Sorrows of Satan dramatized from Marie Corroelli’s book was presented to a small audience at the Margaret theater last night. The play shows Satan's influence but ends with a moral, discouraging dissipation, and the company is strong, deserving big houses wherever they perform.
Local Weather Observer F W Harriman has received a government set of instruments to maintain a daily rainfall and atmospheric record. The equipment will enable precise observations and data collection for weather monitoring.
Mr Harrison expects to have his complete weather apparatus set up within the next few days and will be prepared to make all kinds of prognostications for the people of Anaconda.
Ed Barnes, an electrician, faced Acting Police Magistrate Frank Kenney in Lower Courts after a disturbance at Buffet cafe on Park Avenue. He pleaded not guilty and his case was set for 4 o'clock this afternoon. A large turnout of witnesses stood ready to testify.
In district court this morning Barbara Wolfe versus Fred Wolfe for divorce. Defendant withdrew appearance and answer. costs billed against defendant. A petition for probate of Augusta Harts deceased will filed and set for January 26 at 10 am for objections. James Cousins versus Margaret Cousins slated for hearing tomorrow. Jury commissioners to meet next Monday at the court house to select jurors for the year, about fifteen hundred names drawn from last year’s rolls.
A touching tale from East Front street recalls a loyal dog who guarded a lost hunter for 12 days in a winter forest near Republic. After the man died amid blizzards, the dog remained beside him until hunters found them. Mrs. Lowery refused $500 to sell the dog, choosing to keep him as a family guardian for life.
Bozeman visitor W M Bale and Spokane guest Wright dine in town. Workers receive pay today. Savage prize shot at 316? Park Avenue. Ex congressman Hartman Trenched in city and stayed at the Montana. Miss Mary Whalen funeral held on Cherry street. Theater dark next Wednesday for Cherry Carson Clark production What Did Fompking Do. L Hogle travels to Hutte on business and returns. Public schools push vaccination for new term entrants. County commissioners finished work and adjourned, bills settled to year start. old officials paid to new term. Divorce suit McIntyre vs McIntyre filed, grounds desertion. J B Wood fined 10 for disturbing the peace. Axel Hoog fined 40, jailed if unpaid. Johnny Doe arrested at Arlington, released on bail after rash admission, paid 10 fine.
Judgment entered today in Justice Hayes court for Dr. B K C Van Asmus against J Brulette for 45 and coats. Brulette argued osteopaths were not regular practitioners under statute. Case long in court, demurrer sustained then overruled after re argument. Joyce and Mulroney represented plaintiffs. Will C Murphy for defendant.
The New York Commercial Advertiser says immigration into the United States last year was higher than since 1890 with about one third of the 13 million in census figures coming from the last decade. Austria Hungary Italy and Russia supplied most of the 500000 new arrivals, Great Britain contributed 60 000, while Ireland provided a large share from abroad.
In a Detroit Journal quip about enlightenment, savages demand clothing and table napery, the Avants Court ers resist with one at a time, yet anew meal shows the Napkin tucked under their China, proving their fate worse than the first as a satire on poise and civilization.
County commissioners in special session approved bonds for sheriffs and officials including Prescott Catlin Shelley Rogers Sturman Sutton Brooks Lashell Reslip and others. Reports for Curran Sloane Adams Logan McCormick and Mix were accepted. McCormick’s constable resignation in Hellgate township was accepted with W. W. White named to fill the vacancy. Assessor retirements and further deputy allowances were set. Office space will be provided in the courthouse. no rent bills will be allowed for one room. Consideration of a bond referendum for a new courthouse was postponed. John Daly Balleseway noted plans for a road project and stake setting.
The Missoula post office lists unclaimed letters for the week ending January 4. Names include Elmer Bigsey Misa Retta Barnes John Burke Gus Boeman Guy Clark Thomas Duffey David Davies Mrs J E Ferguson Miss Jennie Fuller W A Froas George W Gibson Mrs Atina Hanson E L Hawkins Mrs Fred Hoxie Carrie Jackson J Bertrand Jones William J Kennedy Albert Kleist Firnina Lefebre Janien McQuere Quigley M g Co Teafus Teed Mrs Elvie Smith John A Smith O A Smith Arthur Twitchell Nila Tybberg Alfred Tinker L N Vincent Janey Will Miss Kate Worde.
Report describes a festive trip by the TO G. T. Indge Nola group to Florence with a grand piano secured amid a Gaiden Bite contest and a Stevensville gathering. The piece praises the pleasant arrangements and blames none for any lack of enjoyment.
Judge Webster grants a temporary injunction to John Maguire against Gee Beckwith WH Colbeer and John Pulliam trustees of Union Hall Co restraining interference with Maguire use of the hall. Maguire rented in June 1897 for two years with five year option and has paid rent, contending a Hartley lease would deprive him of use.
William Fisher and Burr Fisher prep to buy for fifteen stores in a purchasing syndicate. Mrs. Winstanley hosts As You Like It club. track crews build a siding to the new ice house. Montana Fruit Growers leader A. E. Allen attends Missoula Horticultural meeting. Various residents travel, attend meetings, or conduct business from Helena to Spokane. First National Bank reelects directors A H Hammond, R A Hildy, A G Enghind, T Greenough, O G England, M H Melwood, J M Keith.
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