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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1899
Page
9
Store advertises tea and coffee brands with refunds if not satisfied. Prices listed include India Tea and Japan Blend at under a dollar per pound, Gunpowder options, and several coffee blends priced by the pound in a statewide stretch of offerings.
Report details a jailed man named Jones described as religious and believed to have taken goods from Mrs Weston Tabe alley. Police traced muddy shoe prints from a rear to a front exit, matched to Jones, with detectives supervising his arrest. No charges yet. nationality inquiry hinted by a remark about chicken.
Judge Clancy decides in the Hughes suit that guardian Charles W Goodale failed to provide a mandatory special sale bond on the Linforth minors estate. The ruling nullifies the sale to Mary E Hughes and holds section 87 strictly enforceable, with costs to be determined. The case also mentions related actions and a writ of mandate concerning the opera house deed to Silas F Ring.
Bar silver Miss Amelia Lachaypelle returns to Salt Lake City to resume studies at St Marys academy. Charles Taylor arrested on petty larceny charge for stealing a clothes wringer valued at 2.50. Infant Leslie, son of Mr and Mrs McGregoried Us 1 at No 25 West Porphyry Street. Funeral tomorrow at 2 PM German Evangelical Lutheran church 67 W Silver. Pastor M Hochieff. residence No 8 W Silver. Services tomorrow at 1 PM. Sunday school at 1 PM. Infant child of Mr and Mrs O Mara died today. funeral at 2 o clock noon from residence on tana street. The Mineral will follow after. Sempi, a threr-mld daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Markkildt, died last evening. funeral at 2 o clock tomorrow from Bell street Corktown. Special Officer Baldue denies accusation of striking latch over head with a club. many nearby testify otherwise. Court notes correct an error about Mr Hateh, alleged embezzler, who did not collect money for Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. Mr Watch employed by Mutual Life of New York. Adventist church corner Dakota and Aluminum streets holds Sabbath service at 10 AM. preaching at 11 AM. prayer meeting Wednesday 7 PM. Sunday study in prophecy 7 PM. All welcome, C N Martin, pastor.
Finest crownbridge work and Dr Wix noted as The Wnian Chih hosted a second winter season dance at the McDermott hotel last evening with Bergstrom's orchestra. A long guest list included Mr and Mrs Cutter and many other local social figures, with informal gatherings at Miss Dora Supernault's East Granite street home and Mrs Robert De Grant's nearby residence.
Sheriff Regan receives a telegram from Los Angeles officials asking if Dan Sullivan alias Dan Lucey is wanted for Patrik Sullivan murder in Silver Bow canyon. The inquiry prompts a delay in pursuing the suspect and a plan to send an officer to California once arrangements are made.
In a Sheppard murder trial the jury returned a verdict of murder in the second degree, with sentencing to be decided by the court. Defense attorney Walsh indicated plans to file a motion for a new trial on January 24. Kleinshmidt was found not guilty of assault in the third degree, while Stay vs. 22 and Tavcony in the third degree were also noted. Georges Trehinieen faced an afternoon charge for larceny from the Montana Meat Company's stable. At 10 p.m. the jury was recalled to hear testimony from Duke Mosner and Phil Erleksean, with Judge Napton advising the jury to await further consideration of the evidence.
Chief Munnery led a drill that sent all fire company members through the course across multiple buildings. The display entertained a large crowd and tested hydrant pressure near the Hen Tesay Whale site with readings around eight pounds and one pound in different positions.
The clipping contains garbled text alleging a claimed soldier identity and a referenced arrest near a city tower. Names and places are unreadable, with lines about imprisonment and an administrator named Dewey. no coherent events or dates emerge.
The readable fragments reference Tide Morrell and a curfew issue with individuals including Vince, Colette Ele, and others. The text is garbled but implies a legal or court context involving a curfew violation and a group including Linnel Coltithe and Denny Burns.
Porters and Dr Wis from BUITS MINING STOCKS anchor a listing that includes Rossey Ian Sh-ntte Raeton and other entities. The note references numbers like 2850256 and mentions Montana, suggesting a stock or mining ledger entry with several named individuals and a location.
At Lynndale a local notice advertises rides to Lynndale via Angiois Stable with a big sleigh for seven dollars and an eight dollar agon. Dancing every Sunday with a free dance hall. Stage leaves at 20 m Sundays. Tanglois listed.
Miss Daisy Tiwson is confined to her room with illness others send sympathy. Mrs Z Godefroy returns from Stockton, will resume teaching physical culture and dancing. her husband remains on the coast. Charley and Alexander Gray settling in Madison county. Mr Gray to visit wife in Virginia City then join Inter Mountain in Butte. will inspect gold properties on Sky High mountain above Sheridan. Many Butte residents plan to travel to Spokane to attend the Rose and Pearl Hall marriage next Thursday. Rose weds William Cleavers and Pearl weds Frederick Mathison. Dr Joseph A Murray of the US surgical staff arrived, after raising infantry at Anaconda, assigned to Seventh Infantry and at El Caney. Dr Sullivan left Butte for Tam Florida June 16, may practice here. Mrs Valston of Logit has been in Butte the past week for her son’s eye treatment. Grippe damaged vision a year ago. Dr Helne performed iris surgery to restore sight. The boy is dying well and they return home. Finest teeth made $1. De Wix.
The preliminary hearing in the case of Samuel Phillipa for the murder of Rita Schwharle in May 1807 resumed in Justice Nichols' court at S$ Oeluck. Witness Johan Almquist, an engineer at Ella mine near the city, testified about a man resembling Phillips seen on Burton Road in May 87 and invited into a vehicle. Almquist noted the guest wore a heavy ring and asked if Phillips was the man, but the description remained unsettled.
Justice Min Harrington received a decorative cane from Dan Hollander at Deer Ledge. The light colored wood features pearl and horn ornaments with portraits and scrollwork carved along its length. Portraits include Hon. Wo. Cody, Major North, Capt. Jack Crawtz, Capt. D. L. Payne, and General Custer among others.
Officer Hastings arrests Johar Shea on a charge of threats linked to a dispute at 72 East Woolestreet. Rhea Shea fined $20 for a prior offense. A separate hotel lobby incident shows a man nervously attempting to sign a signature for a pen, then leaving in relief after a long delay, amid a rumor of a Valentine event.
The annual stockholders meeting of Hennessy Mercantile Co. in Hutte will be held Monday February 11th 188% at 10 oclock morning at the company's office. The agenda includes election of officers for the ensuing year and other business as may come before the meeting. MV. CONROY, Se
Washington January 21 German Ambassador Von Hellenken delivered two dispatches to the State Department detailing Germanys view of the Samoa affair. An extended conference followed with Hay and Pauncefort as tempers cooled and diplomacy continued. Berlin signals possible repudiation of the Samoan consul actions and no protest from the United States had been filed by noon today.
The Nicaragua canal bill passed the senate at 2 40 p m without a formal roll call as the chamber adjourned. Senators present did not cast votes on the measure.
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