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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1899
Page
8
An advertisement pledges a risk free property purchase with defect free title checks. It promises no liens and easy payments, inviting buyers to inspect before purchase and stressing no obligation to proceed.
Five room and four room modern brick houses and flats for rent in South Butte Centerville. Listings show 4 room brick flat at 28 50, 50 room modern brick flat at 32 00, four room frame house, and 0 room brick house at Centerville with monthly rents around 18 00 to 27 50.
In Butte a suit for 2100 against James Ferrell and the city seeks 100 for actual sidewalk damage 1000 for the destruction and 1000 for tenant inconvenience. The defendants allegedly chopped sawed and destroyed a sidewalk at lot 11 block 27 original Townsite about the first of the month. Other notes include Blumkin verdict over jewelry held by his wife and various court actions and adjournments in Judge Clancy Manvy Lindsay courts.
Court action dismisses two of several scheduled trials as settled by plaintiffs counsel and another for want of prosecution. Henry Muntzer v Kohler et al ends with no appearance by Muntzer. Granite Mountain Mining Co v Leggat and D J Hennesay Mercantile Co v McAuley listed but未未 未
In police court W H Winters was fined 15 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to assaulting Sanitary Officer Thomas McGinley during an altercation about city health ordinances. The incident occurred about 530 pm yesterday when Winters entered the officer's office and struck him. a clinch followed before officials separated them. Winters claimed he was not the property agent, while the health violation charge was set for later.
The second annual English tea meeting of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Centerville will convene Thursday at 8 PM. Program includes Gribben as chair, readings by Hosking and Richards, addresses by Brayauld and Albritton, and tea served by four hostess tables led by Mrs. Tallack and others.
Tickets and information for Yellowstone Park excursions available at Tassel’s 25 West Park and 30 Silver Bow block.
War meet at Newbro’s fountain and Sunday coursing at Wat Side Park. Grand Turnfest and picnic set for Gregson Springs on Sunday July 16. Dr. Mary McGahm talks on diseases of women and children at Argyla Building. Fair Drug and Assay Supply Co lists chemicals and supplies. House painting and papering services offered near West Park. Copper shares of Utah priced at 5 cents. Mayor McCarthy bans street dodgers. Infant Emma Pietola dies. funeral tomorrow at 2 from 486 East Broadway. Remains of A N Reed moved by Sheridan edge of Odd Fellows. Knights of Pythias to install new officers at Silver Row county Auditorium tonight. Grace Methodist trustees hold special meeting tomorrow regarding new conference year. Hole-in-the-Wall robbers to be taken to Wyoming by Deputy Marshal Meikelsohn. Cassidy optician offers headache relief with proper glasses.
The Montana volunteers return from the Philippines prompts a reception committee led by Senator Mantle. George W. Train serves as secretary. The group will contact Governor Smith about muster-out location, and form transportation and finance committees. Ben Calkins to talk with jewelers on a commemorative medal.
Notice declares an annual stockholders meeting of Western Iron Works at its office in Butte on Tuesday July 25 1899 at 11 am to elect officers for the ensuing year and handle other business. President W G Bawden and Secretary F L Melcher sign.
Robert D. Grant and Donald B. Gillis rode the Long Branch steamer Republic with 400 excursionists when the Ward liner Grizaba bore down in thick weather. Quick captaincy averted disaster as passengers panicked and Grant and Gillis steadied the crowd singing patriotic songs to calm fears.
Arrangements are made for two ball games at the football grounds next Saturday and Sunday afternoons between Helena and the Boston and Montana baseball teams. Local fans expect a tight series as Helena has defeated every team this summer and the Boston & Montana squad is noted as unusually strong. In a prior meeting Helena edged the local nine in a stubborn contest.
A woman, unnamed in the report, was knocked unconscious by lightning at Columbia Gardens yesterday around 4 pm. Multiple lightning strikes in the gardens caused narrow escapes for several visitors, and initial reports misidentified the victim as Mrs. J W Morris. The full extent of her injuries could not be learned.
A joint public installation and entertainment by the Knights of Pythias lodges will be held at the Auditorium this evening at 8 o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended to all, including Dr. Wix and the public.
All Odd Fellows and visiting brothers meet at Fidelity hall Tuesday at 7 30 for the funeral of our late brother E W Reed. John Cook chairman of Funeral Committee Bellef Board.
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