Tots Sale Announcement Near Gagnon Mine
Local business announces new tots available north of the Gagnon Mine off Montana street. Hurry to secure one as they are selling fast.
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1899
Page
8
Local business announces new tots available north of the Gagnon Mine off Montana street. Hurry to secure one as they are selling fast.
Four rental items listed with partial descriptions across north side west side and east side locations. Includes brick and frame properties and a modern brick unit, indicating a mix of four room configurations and structural types.
In a Bath street pool dispute, William Booth struck Oscar Paul from behind with a billiard cue weighing 17 ounces. Judge Clancy sentenced Booth to five years in state prison, citing aggravated assault and the need for societal protection.
Davis admits access to the workings amid defense attorney questions. The judge delayed proceedings until 3 30 after noting noon discussions, signaling the matter will extend into tomorrow. Opposition leader Aamir mentioned in the exchange as part of the dispute.
Police court today shows few offenders amid many abroad for pleasure. Among those fined were Mr and Mrs Frank Wright five dollars each for disturbing the peace and James Keating guilty with a five dollar fine for self defense on East Park street. Rooney forfeited bond after absence. Others include a drunk fined, burglary suspects being sought, and several divorce and alimony actions noted.
The Ancient Order of Foresters copper city court elected officers for the new term at its last meeting. Named were W. T. Stedden, W. H. Edwards, Josiah J. Thomas, William Jane, George Courtier, T Tobert Andrew, I. R.A. Wearing, Arthur Thomas, John Veale as trustees and Dr G Wells as physician.
Tom Horan, accused oil offender, was arrested after breaking into the McGregory saloon on South Montana street. He allegedly took about $15 from James Kehoe in the room, and was caught by Officer McDonald as he was leaving. Previously, Hogan faced a similar charge of obtaining goods under false pretenses.
Dr. Rinehart, a dentist, relocates practice to 14 West Park. The brief note records the address change without details of service or date.
J H Leyson receives notice that his bid for a new federal building site at the northeast corner of Main and Copper streets is accepted. Plans will follow after the attorney general's opinion, with local builders favored for bids. Work likely to start by September on a $200,000 building to overlook the hill and serve northern Butte.
The crowded service situation led Post master Irvin to request permission for additional quarters. He planned to use part of the Thornton property but suspended changes since the new building is under construction this fall. Free eye examinations offered by Butte Optical Company at Owesley Dock Rooms 7 and 8.
J H Leyson administrator reports New York courts awarded $187 000 to the Davis estate in a related suit, affirming justice against Erwin Davis who claimed Montana courts favored him. One note of five totaling $536 000 triggered the suit, with $100 000 plus interest totaling about $167 000. Further actions to recover remaining notes will follow.
A local sale advertises the entire stock of surreys traps buggies road wagons delivery wagons carts and related furnishings offered at greatly reduced prices for the next thirty days. The prospect promises bargains across a wide range of vehicle and carriage items.
Coursing at West Side Park Sunday starts a list of local items including Tisseras Package Ceyion Tea and horses for sale. Mentions Langlois barn West Granite G Beses piano tuner Montana Music Co Washington Camp No 1 meeting at Fidelity Hall Dr Mary McGahm Greases of women and children Argyle Building 68 W Broadway. Also notes chemicals and assayers supplies Fair Bros and Assay Supply 115 East Park Street and house painting services McTucker Loranger Probst 109 West Park. Warns about copper shares and Bankers and Antlers game results 15 to 7 with two hours duration. Incidents report laborer Charles O Linsky injured and Charles McCormick dead at 25 East Broadway. Syracuse relatives listed.
Dentist Rinehart relocates to 14 W Park Columbia Gardens. Free events include Thursday afternoon concerts by Moon and another act, plus an evening program. Free children’s dancing Saturday 3 to 4 pm. Speig and the Ducements present at the Garden Theater Sunday with matinee and evening shows. Sommers family at garden theater Sunday afternoon and evening.
Contractors and builders are urged to consider value and safety as a priority. The brief mentions Butte Sswer Pipr & Tile Co as a supplier, stressing durable workmanship and strong materials for construction projects.
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