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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1900
Page
14
Inter Mountain Publishing reports varied Missoula items including a possible derailment near Deer Lodge, a train crew explosion near Bonner, and a bicycle accident on the Missoula bridge. Names, travel, local theater plans, a Republican meeting call for June 26, and a lengthy list of visitors and residents are noted with dates and places.
The Spectator argues that inventors face delayed support from seasoned officials who distrust new ideas after long trial runs. Officials often reject or test inventions to avoid failures and protect public service, though they recognize some valid criticism. Both sides share duty to balance progress with proven safety.
A dialogue about an engagement reveals curiosity and mixed reactions. The dearest friend recalls that many girls responded with a quiet, planned cheer, while others offered cautious or surprised comments. The exchange notes relief and suspense as the couple moves forward.
A dialog from the Pittsburg Chronicle blends couplet humor with a fiancée’s concern as a suitor hints at leaving home. Separately, the Butte Monitor Tunnel Mining Company schedules its annual stockholders meeting for July 2 1900 at 2 PM in Butte Montana to elect trustees and conduct other business. Crystal Springs invites private parties to a dance hall outing four miles west of Butte with meals at moderate prices.
The Inter Mountain coupon drive for a park trip has Bozeman residents buzzing as young ladies guard and trade papers. Spokesmen warn the city’s water system could falter if a blaze occurs with dozens of lawns draining mains daily, stressing fire-fighting capacity.
Livingston and nearby towns report a record heat wave with temperatures around 106 in the shade and widespread vacation travel. In court, John Burns faced a guilty verdict for selling liquor to a minor, fined 22 dollars and costs. a bartender defended his case. A new hotel near Chloe Warm Springs opens with a grand ball. Notables W W Beazley and ex president Harrison visit, while railroad officials fear fire along rights of way. Stockholders of the Poor Man Extension Mining Co meet July 9 at 10 am to elect trustees and decide on property actions.
Notice to stockholders invites June 2 1900 annual meeting of Golden Treasure Mining and Milling Company in Bennett block Butte Montana to elect directors and handle other business. Grace Martin dies of appendicitis in Spokane. Livingston mourns. Livingston plans a large Fourth of July with oratory parades pageants music sports and a baseball game with a purse. City officers named for the day include Mayor John T. Smith and W R Frake. Local baseball team under Dell Alderson seeks a new grand stand for 600. Livingston reorganizes team elects officers at Park hotel. Short humor note and sales gag on Pillman pills end.
The undersigned will pay twenty five hundred dollars to anyone providing information leading to the detection and conviction of persons or corporations trespassing upon and removing ores or minerals from underground workings beneath the surface of the Pennsylvania Lode Claim Lot No. Boake aha SNK Li B LI COPPER AND TED VER MINING COMPANY. Ke By C. and Butterman Ass't Supt.
A fragment from the Cleveland Plain Dealer describes a friend with an unusual home feature an owl room. It notes owls of many shapes sizes and temperaments displayed on walls creating a striking, humorous setting.
United States Land Office Helena Montana April 13 1900 notifies Henry Smith and John Hopkins of withdrawal of their application for 4 patent for 64.8 survey feet at Sunnystte Lode in Summit Valley mining district Silver Bow county Montana. Location tied to Survey No 57 fractional township 3 north range 7 west with described boundaries and adjoining lodes. attorney Samuel Barker Jr listed as attorney for applicants. First publication April 16 1900.
United States Office in Helena Montana announces Harry T Jowls has filed for patent on a Maryland Lode claim in Summit Valley near Butte Silver Bow County Montana. The survey details include corner points and distances, claiming 149 acres with 28 acres in conflict with another survey. Adjoining claims include Hast Golden Chek Pitbae Gate mine and Six 3 Clock Lode. George D Greene registers.
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