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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1900
Page
14
A bustling scene as the new department launches with trains running toward the Coeur d Alenes amid crowded dance floor celebration and a tense crowd surrounding the event.
July 8 Missoula reports Harry Martin brought from Johnsons ranch for smallpox care at Dr Parson's pest house. Fire department practiced in Johnsons livery building with extensive damage and $1000 loss. Dillon Fourth of July celebrations include speeches, races, base ball, and fireworks. Mrs. Artie Collet died near Baleaville. Bryant transferred to Helena. marriages and births noted. several trains and locals observed, with multiple social updates and travel notices.
The Count de Lesseps is depicted as meticulous about his children's education in small details. A Dresden teacup mishap leads to a broken set and a heated moment as the count and countess debate superstition and superstition. The incident reveals the family’s anxiety and the children’s unsettled minds.
President D. B. Sanders of Montana State Normal has been offered the Helena public schools superintendency after Superintendent Clark resigned to take a similar post in New Hampshire. Miss Faye Ferne Scott and Maude of Red Rock were in Dillon to celebrate the Fourth.
United States land office Helena Montana June 18 1900 notice that Anaconds Copper Mining Company by J Gillie attorney filed for a patent on a mining claim in Summit Valley Lincoln District Silver Bow Montana. Description covers beginning at northeast corner of Surrey No 1100 with boundaries and measurements. claim area about .06 acres with 0.33 acres in conflict. location recorded in Lake Records Book 1 page 290. adjoining claims named Buffalo Spur Lode Oliver Hill Lode and others. Registered by Green.
Thursday the members of the Methodist Sunday school held their annual picnic in Harper's Grove about four miles west of town. The party, over 10 people, traveled by various conveyances and enjoyed a pleasant day with foot races and a generous luncheon. They returned home early evening. Mrs W P Flowers and daughters Stella Blanche Anjavell left Saturday for the Pacific coast to reside during the absence of Mr Flowers and his sons in Alaska.
Shake into tour shoes Allen's Foot-Ease powder relieves pain from corns bunions and callouses while easing tight footwear. Claims to curb sweating and hot tired feet with fast action. Trial package is free and a 26 cent size is available. Printed by S Olmsted Le Roy New York. Sunday July 22 Northern Pacific Railway offers Yellowstone Park excursion from Butte to Cinnabar with lodging meals and park tour at 40 dollars per person. W H Merriman is the general agent in Butte Montana for details.
Langlois promotes fitting out large excursion or driving parties with a tall Tally Ho coach seating about 30, hauled by six gray horses. Smaller conveyances available for parties. Stages to Crystal Springs depart from Pride of Butte Stables at 10 am 3 pm 6 pm.
Announcement from J B Dawbon general agent details a rail excursion via Great Northern Railway from St Paul and return with dates June 30 and July 1. Tickets are available at the ticket office 41 North Main.
Mining claim owners George Abram Free and John Edgar Free notify John Thomas Nagle and Elizavet Ann Nagle that they have expended funds on the Chequita quartz lode claim in Summit valley mining district Silver Bow county Montana. If the heirs do not contribute $33.45 plus interest and costs within ninety days after service, their rights will vest in Free and Free as co owners. Butte Montana June 14 1900.
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