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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1899
Page
3
A store showcases an assortment of teas and coffees with price ranges and a satisfaction guarantee. Teas include GILT EDGE India, ITO Japan Blend, GUNPOWDER with varied prices, and 11b per pound. Coffees feature LALLA ROOK, OUR CLUB, OUR CHOICE blends with per pound prices.
County Attorney charges three youths under 14 with burglary after they allegedly entered Passmore Payer Co. and took goods. In separate action, E W Kemper A E Drigge and Silver Bow National Bank sue Montana Loan and Realty Co. for quiet title to Bellview claim, alleging Seligman filed for a patent in Helena. Also notes a marriage license for James Gleason and Ellen Feeley and a busy court docket with motions, demurrers, and a pawn/watch sale before the courthouse.
Field Commissioner Miss Booth leads a Salvation Army drive from January to April 2 calling True and the Brave to rally for nationwide reform. The appeal seeks thousands of converts and officer candidates, plans to recruit soldiers, and establish a new hall at 244 South Main Street with strong faith in dramatic expansion.
The false front of the old Capital building, undergoing renovation, collapsed into the street at about 2:20 PM, sending a mass of debris across the road. Onlookers, including Omjeer Cantwell, saw the structure give way and noted the wreckage.
A fragment notes a dangerous incident where a passerby was targeted but avoided harm due to prompt action. The account records no injuries and mentions reactions of bystanders before the event concluded. The wording is incomplete but implies a protective moment in a public setting.
Annie Johnson, previously reported for incorrigibility, was released from county jail this afternoon. She followed Celia Decker, who wed a few days earlier. Misa Johnson’s husband, Join Braglett, is 28 per the marriage license. Misa is 18. Justice Nichols performed the ceremony.
PERSONAL W Sanfid of Helena is in the city. Harry Fritchman came over from Ana anda this morning. Jailer Thomas Hoyle is ill and will be off duty for several days. J Ross Nagte, Union Pacific traveling passenger and ticket agent, returned yesterday from Missoula. A Walker, general agent of Chicago Northwestern, headquartered in Lake City, is in town and plans to leave this afternoon. WD Bohm, on Sunrise mines leave, has returned and ordered new machinery for property.
The State Master Plumbers association in dark lantern session again today with officers to be elected tomorrow for the ensuing year. A quiet banquet will be held by the local organization this evening. Attendees include George Soule Billings F A Sutton Lew Ashley A J Walker Edwin Wright James McLaughlin Z J Dorhofer H W Mahler J F O Neil Dear Lodge J A Collins W P Wren Great Falls A N Adams J W Christie M Dy Rider B L Smith Fred Cole Charles King Helena A C Cullen Miles City T E Basseler J J McBride Missoula J J McCarthy White Sulphur Springs.
Timothy O'Leary aged 14 from East Summit near the Gray Fock mine died last evening. The funeral is set at his residence at 2 pm tomorrow with burial in the Catholic cemetery. Cassidy & Sexton filed for bankruptcy in U S court this afternoon with no statement of assets or liabilities accompanying the petition.
A fragment from a Catholic Standard and Time Papa column features a father urging heartfelt grace at meals. The scene includes a five year old asking if God sent the dinner and whether the butcher’s charges included freight, highlighting domestic dialogue and flourishes of early 20th century religious humor.
A fragmentary Detroit Free Press snippet captures banter about Willie Cleaver Hite and Charle Tompkins with quirky mispronunciations and lively chatter. The exchange centers on age, teeth, and a boastful claim, reflecting lighthearted sports-page humor of the era.
Carr and his companion charged with second degree assault after entering Mrs. Dillon’s home on December 28 and beating James Dillon. Mrs. Dillon testified Carr threatened her with a gun and attempted to tear her clothing. defense argued to demurrers were sustained and the case set for hearing, with spectators cleared for the exam.
A rider on the Blantyre to Gala estate route describes a frightening encounter while cycling after sunset on August 22. He details a steep soft stretch, a close chase by a full grown manlike figure, and a fall near the Namayt crossing as he pushed the bike uphill. He fled toward safety, hearing growls behind him and then escaping down the road to reach help.
Mr Seppings Wright is described as having encountered many curious trades and peculiar earning methods in a strange industry. The report notes a black and white perspective on his observations and experiences across diverse profession patterns.
The Department of Agriculture plans to import Philippine honey bees into the United States noting their larger size and higher honey yield. The piece also promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, listing digestive and systemic benefits. An unrelated rental line advertises two furnished rooms at 210 South Montana.
Gans and Klein, plaintiffs, vs Charles S Warren, defendant, to be sold at sheriff sale on January 26, 184% at the courthouse in Silver Bow County Montana. Property includes an undivided interest in the Brack Prices Mining claim in Silver Bow County and all interest in Lots and Mocks in the Thule townsite Silver Bow County. Sheriff Patrick W Regan, deputy James M Reynolds, dated January 6, 1809.
Sealed proposals are invited by the Holland Irrigation Canal Company for canal construction in Sweet Grass county Montana. Bids due January 28 1899 at 10 a m with certified check of 500 dollars and a 25000 dollar bond if awarded. Proposals to be submitted in Wormser City and Hazeman offices under W L Holloway supervision.
Notice of private sale of one fourth undivided interest in part of Lot Five G, City of Butte, Silver Bow County, Montana known as Clarendon Hotel property. Sale subject to district court confirmation, January 28, 1899 at 1 am, at J S Shropshire law office, cash on confirmation, administratrix Sarah Gassert.
PAT KIRLEY JAMES KIRLEY FRANK KIRLEY notify Benjamin Armstrong and heirs that during 1899 they expended 3100.00 on improvements per each Divide Creek mining claim including Silver King Hei Tacoma Goodwin Golden Hell within Silver Bow county Montana. If within ninety days after last publication the co owner fails to contribute 11.60 to cover the expenses the interest will be sold to the undersigned per statute. Dated January 6 1899.
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