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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1900
Page
8
A brief notice urges readers to place proper insurance on property as a prudent New Year’s resolution. It emphasizes choosing reliable companies and suggests that securing insurance will prevent regret in case of fire.
Notice to stockholders of Filnt Creek Mining Company at VesoMice 6 and 6 Owsley Block, Butte Montana. Meeting Friday January 18 1900 at 830 p m to elect directors and consider other matters legally coming before the meeting.
The undersigned will pay the sum of 3600 dollars to any person furnishing information leading to the detection and conviction of any individuals or corporations trespassing on the Pennsylvania Lode Claim Lot 172 in Silver Bow county Montana. Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company. By C. & Batterman, assistant Superintendent.
Sheriff Duncan arrives in Dolores and relays Brumley’s story of a backshot murder by James South. Readings show Brumley fled 5000 to 6000 miles to dodge Colorado authorities while Dolores townsfolk label the killing cold blooded. The case follows a saloon feud, divorce, alienation suit, and a dramatic chase before Brumley vanished.
James T. Goodwin well known in Butte as a printer and former Butte Typographical union president died in the city jail under unclear circumstances. An inquest was ordered after jail staff found him dead with facial bruising and possible neck burn marks following a Friday night fall at a dance venue. He had lived in Butte since childhood, worked for the Miner and Inter Mountain, and left a wife and two children.
A renowned light opera company known as The Bostonians, famed for over ten years of top tier performances, appears at the Grand Theatre Wednesday through Saturday. They present Robin Hood with Mr. Harnabee delivering the Sheriff of Nottingham, drawing strong local interest.
The Grand audience roared approval after Act III of Shenandoah revived by Jacob Litt. Bronson Howard’s Civil War portrait blends battle realism with a tale of heroism and love. Notable turns included Robert Elliott as Colonel Kerchival West, Estelle Dale as Gertrude Ellingham, and George A. Wright as Lieutenant Bedloe.
The annual report of the State Board of Dental Examiners filed with the governor details 108 registered Montana dentists and five practicing on temporary certificates. It notes 13 diplomas granted, two temporary certificates revoked for no-show, and nine revoked for nonpayment of dues, with treasury funds of 64 dollars. Board officers are President Dr. Stone, VP Dr. Meyers, Treasurer Dr. Wirth, and Secretary Dr. Pelzer.
Trustees of two local Judges of Odd Fellows seek proposals for building a hall between Quartz and Gold streets on Main or between Montane and Arizona streets on Park Broadway or Granite. Proposals must state price and description of lot and be sent to John Nelson P. O. Box 476 Butte.
Boston stock market commentary notes speculation on Amalgamated Copper and related copper shares. Analysts doubt pooling of United States mining interests, while insiders reportedly acquire shares and aim to lift prices to restore confidence. Mentions Anaconda Boston & Montana Butte & Boston Hecla and plans to push Amalgamated back to par or higher to buoy copper stocks.
The Helena Independent reports grave weather risks for Montana cattle and sheep producers amid rising shortages. Prices to restock ranges soar as southern Texas and Oklahoma suppliers push higher for cattle, hogs, and sheep while U S demand and world markets remain strong.
A Republican mass meeting will be held in the Auditorium on Friday evening January 19 at 8 o'clock by the Republicans of Silver Bow county to form a Republican club. All Republicans invited to attend. Malcolm Gillis, Chairman Republican Central Committee. J F Davies, Secretary. Statistica of the world in the World Almanac and Encyclopaedia at the News Stand 25 cents.
Chairman Malcolm Gillis of the county republican central committee issued a call for a mass meeting of Republicans to organize a county republican club. The meeting is set for 8 o clock next Friday evening in the Auditorium as preliminary efforts to form the club continue. The listing also includes a note about Williamson Corsets and a Mrs M L Johnson at 131 W Broadway.
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