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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1899
Page
3
Copper firm with brokers at $18.50 on exchange and for casting copper $16.75. Lead quiet with brokers at $4. a b exchange quotes at $4.55 to $4.57.
Montreal reports a historic Ville Marie bank suspends payment after a cashier F Leacued and paying teller J H Herbert abscond with a $58,000 shortage. The bank, one of the city’s oldest, cites defalcation as the cause and authorities pursue the missing staff.
Dr. Campbell left last evening for Salt Lake. K B Nuckolls returned from Yellowstone park. A M Tanner the Red Bl and sapphire king visits Butte from Pony. C B Shoemaker now a mining man from Pony visits. Charles Schmidt of California brewery on the road to recovery after illness. Tom Flavin returned from Salt Lake City to meet Mrs. Flavin. C Freeman, Bear Gulch Mercantile and Land secretary, in city then set to depart for Jardin. D J Hennessy of the monster department store fame arrived from the mining camp and headed north after noting Montana mines are prosperous.
Default entered against William H. Young J Roudebush J E Dickey and J K Hesler in the Boston and Montana company suit. Bond of William O'Brien guardian of Charles O'Brien filed at 1500. Augusta Dillon seeks divorce from Clayton Dillon and restoration of her maiden name Augusta Williams alimony and $100 attorney fee. Hickey and Stewart vs Anaconda Mining firm seek court order to access part of the Anaconda mine for property test and permission for development work ahead of trial.
Tony Dire wanted in Anaconda for grand larceny was arrested in Idaho and brought back today by Deputy Sheriff Robinson. Dire is a nephew of James Santi serving life for murder. Santi’s arrest followed Dire’s retreat from his cabin. James Ryan, Bitter Root passenger, was robbed of blankets and clothing after sending a bundle to the train. another man claimed ownership and took them.
Local notes report meeting at Newbro’s fountain and Tisseras Tea packages, plus drug supply firms and copper shares at 16 cents. Arrests include Lillie Winchester and Kitty Smith in Whitechapel alley and Pasquella Gindoni with Amelio Mercanta for copper theft from Boston Montana. Hewett-Sisley dissolves. L A Sisley forms new firm L A Sisley & Co. Public opinion favors Centennial beer in Butte as a family beverage with 10 equal moderation claims.
In South Dakota the Carr brothers Charlie and Leo, while searching for cattle, found a gold bearing quartz nugget split by a rock, revealing glittering gold specks. The two men, once local cattlemen, followed the vein to a rich free gold ledge, changing their fortunes.
Prospectors Cabr brothers strike a rich vein near Lightning Creek nine miles east of Custer. Nuggets large as hickory nuts appear, several hundred dollars in ore taken quickly. Rumor of a $100,000 offer spreads as mining camps rush to stake claims and register with authorities. An earlier Minneapolis Times note adds a piano surviving a tornado, sold with plans for a new line of fashion goods.
An account of an early English courtship described through a controversial mission that sent agents to observe a princess. The記note details the inspectors judging physical traits and attempting to engage the princess to assess her manners and breath. The report concludes no odor was detected on her lips.
A brief classified notice seeks a loan of four hundred dollars from a lender offering first class security. Enquiries to 46 East Broadway, room 18, are requested.
Fragmentary line suggests healthfulness and vitality associated with Toast. It mentions red lips, pale skin, and fresh mouth as signs, then shifts to noting a sale on ladies' Oxfords at Hollwook's today.
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