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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1899
Page
15
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Testimony in the plaintiff's favor proved disappointing as key witnesses Ledford and Dare were dismissed after contrary statements. The case sought 11000 for injuries from a billboard collapse at Utah Avenue and Platinum Street last November, caused by a gust of wind while the plaintiff walked nearby. The city and opera house company faced the suit. the jury was discharged and the matter dropped. Also in court, Frank Carter pressed charges of grand larceny against D. W. Newill after Newill rented a bicycle then allegedly planned a prolonged escape. Deputy Kelly filed the complaint, a warrant issued, and Carter plans to pursue the thief on the road. Roy Alley, deputy county attorney, returned from Madison County with tales of mining ore and rich prospects, announcing 400 ore and a 14 inch vein, while planning cyanide processing to test treatment viability. His brother Edward has just come back from service with rough riders and suffered a feverish attack from government rations.
Doctors warn alum based baking powders are poisonous and should be banned or clearly labeled. Minnesota Wisconsin DC have prohibitions or labeling, urging state actions. Readers urged to avoid powders under 25 cents per pound as dangerous while cream of tartar powders cost 45 to 50 cents. Also notices on scrap junk shipments and Yellowstone Park excursions.
A compilation of brief items from Great Falls to Helena covers the death of M. J. Storholt of Grass Lewistown, a coroner jury finding for Napowon Laponte murder case not guilty, and Oldham Emmett acquittal. Wool sales near Billings rise with 3.3 million pounds sold, Kalispell mill robbers captured, Basin reports fatal lightning strike on Coston Bullock, and Helena reports rising revenues for Collector Webster with various tax and stamp receipts.
Brobeck advertises low price groceries for Monday July 2 with deals on sugar 17 lb for 1.00. 40 Rex Laundry Soap bars for 1.00. Robson's Sardines. Jockey Club Sardines two cans. Hires Root Beer 1 bottle. cooked ham 15c per lb. Alexander's Laundry Soap 30 bars for 1.00. Log Cabin Maple Syrup 1.25 per gallon. Patent Flour 50 lb sack. free tea cups for Oriental Bread Teas on Monday and Tuesday.
New York Central and Pennsylvania Railways near a formal alliance as William K Vanderbilt reasserts influence. President Callaway and Cassett make visits to Philadelphia while talks on a joint project advance. A New York Central Pennsylvanian tie includes a tunnel under the North River to link tracks, potentially reshaping eastern trunk line operations and New York harbor freight flows.
Ambitious plans promise faster links between New England and the Southwest, cutting travel times. Reported talks in New York point to a forthcoming conference involving Mr. Vanderbilt and other leaders, with Newport and New York figures attending a pivotal gathering to discuss official progress.
Dan Harley city electrician endured a severe electric shock while repairing fire department alarm wires at Main and Mercury. A hole in his glove finger allowed contact with two live wires, sending about 2000 volts through his body. He fell, was rescued by fire department aid, and later resumed duties after recovery. Cassidy, optician, provided glasses after the incident.
The state board of dental examiners met in Butte last evening and, after a late start, transacted no business beyond receiving the secretary's report. Members include Dr Irvine Stone of Helena president, Dr Hall of Butte secretary, and Drs Tudor Bozeman Wirth Helena Pelzer Great Falls and Myers Hamilton. Visiting dentists toured the city.
Beginning Monday July 10, ticket and passenger offices of the Northern Pacific Great Northern Denver Rio Grande Western Oregon Short Line Union Pacific and Burlington railroads will operate on a daylight schedule only closing at p.m. daily.
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