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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1899
Page
4
A flood of visitors from Butte and nearby towns spent time at the Springs last week and over Sunday. Attendees included Miss Beckwith, Messrs. Poore, Guthrie, and many others, with local residents and teachers discussed for next year.
Bozeman Bis. Lee Warren is testing cream shipping to Butte from Mossy Dell ranch. J. V. Moore and wife visited Castle on Thursday. Chas Morrill of Los Angeles visits relatives here. F L Benepo left for a few weeks in the east. Ella Conrow from Anaconda visits her parents. Mrs J C Auld of Helena stayed with the Livingstones. Mrs Mary Sheriff of Helena visiting Mrs T D Wright. J 7 Olten heads to Argyle Wisconsin to visit friends. Mrs Waller nee Ponsford has spent a week with her parents.
W H Donovan traveled to Helena on business. Senator C C Bowlen of Red Lodge visited Billings Saturday. J C McCarthy Chesnut coal magnate was a Magic City visitor Sunday. Sam Jackson deputy U S marshal from Big Timber was in the city Saturday. Rev Father Van Claren checks in Mel ena on clergy business. Miss Sara Evans high school teacher leaves Thursday for West Liberty Ta. Henry Burrell carbonado mines manager was in town Saturday. John and Andy Chapman stock men of Heart Mountain Wy were in the city yesterday. Dr H E Armstrong called to Miles City Friday for surgical aid. Mrs W J Stratton returned to Billings from Merino Mont. C F Goddard attended Red Lodge last week. H F Clement returned from a sheep ranch trip in Fergus county. H B Segar went to Deadwood SD on freight officials’ trip Friday, home last night. D W Patterson of Toledo arrived Sunday night to work in the NP freight house as car clerk. Rev Jacob Mills left for Helena to attend Montana Wesleyan university trustees meeting. Mrs Borges left for Logan to visit her husband freight engineer. Walter Alderson and wife came from Red Lodge to join Memorial Day at Castro battlefield. W R Balniridge of Bean and R S Chappel of Roberts were in Billings last week. Halsey T K Walton, editor of the Torgus County Angus, arrived in Billings.
A hotel barber shop proprietor recounts a physician who fears razors. He once faced a crowded barber, then a new customer burst in exclaiming Sam in a great hurry to. the tale unfolds with tension from an unusual barber encounter.
A narrator recalls a barber with a patient, recounting a deadly attack where the barber killed a man with a razor. The account notes the barber’s insanity and the enduring trauma that made the storyteller avoid shaving others, preferring scissors for years.
A Bath doctor recalls a visiting eye specialist detailing a remarkable operation. He spoke of removing a patient’s eye, scraping the brain, and placing it back, noting the patient later had no bad eyesight. The surgeon described using an anaesthetic like a spoon in a late night conversation.
About forty years ago Chauncey Depew deposited 100 dollars in a Peekskill savings bank. The bank president, Benator Depew, forgot the small sum until Mr. Depew recalled it, remarking that it now amounts to about 400 dollars with interest and will keep growing, noting it was the first money he ever owned.
A London exchange notes Russia’s 1891 death rate climbing from 32.7 to 38.2 per 1,000, with famine attributed deaths totaling 606,090. The text warns the 1899 famine could intensify, foreseeing severe impact and high mortality.
Admiral Schley recounts a boyhood balloon ride at a Maryland county fair. The balloon rose about 80 feet before crashing, scattering fruit and branches. Schley escaped with minor contusions while others were hurt.
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