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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1899
Page
14
Deer Lodge notes a pleasant outing for young people at Irvine Lake under Mrs Col Aylesworth and others. The scene mentions prominent visitors like Hample of Butte and Helena, and Wells-Women travelers in town. Various locals, business figures, and a court-house project update accompany social updates and gossip from Deer Lodge Montana.
A damaged period piece extols rapid escape from illness and promotes Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a cure. It claims the tonic builds appetite digestion blood and strength, citing a Fayetteville Texas user who recovered from severe weakness after using the product and recommends sending stamps for a copy of Dr. Pierce’s work.
A number of progressive stores adorn their storefronts with plaid Fourth of July decorations as anticipation grows for attractive displays. A.B. Martin of Montana works for civic publication interests while others travel for business and trade. Judge Welling Napton returned from Helens on a brief trip as baseball buzz rises with another Rane Horne feature.
The Ringling Brothers five show group, premiering in America, has grown from under a thousand dollars to the world’s largest circus enterprise in about a dozen years. Al Ringling heads the team with Otto, Charles, Alf. T., and John shaping management. Their policy centers on truthful advertising, season-to-season consistency, and prohibition of gambling devices. The tour spans many venues with acclaim, public endorsement, and extensive press praise. The presentation will exhibit in Amarenda on Wednesday, June 27.
A fragmented OCR narrative recalls Voorhees in a major lawsuit over a boundary dispute between Venezuela and Great Metamie, with Veer Hoes young witnesses, a murder provocation tale, and a sensational court scene featuring jurors Bill Jim and Jack amid chaotic courtroom moments and a controversial witness lighting a tobacco quid.
A young man appeals to peers and judge for leniency as the defense emphasizes a plea for mercy. Witnesses describe the defendant’s demeanor while experts debate the severity of the offense and potential outcomes, culminating in a call for a final chance.
An advertisement for Foote and Liebig claiming medical specials with 30 years coast experience, a Montana branch at 28 Broadway Butte, and guarantees of permanent cures for nervous and sexual diseases. Home treatment offered, written contracts provided, and warnings against unlicensed Montana practitioners.
A Texas-era account details enormous tarantulas and deadly wasps, noting the tarantula hawk’s predatory dives and venomous spiders. It describes female tarantulas killing and eating mates, sizes up to six inches leg span, and the fear they inspire among locals and ranchers who keep whisky near for protection.
An evening Atlantic City train carried a crowd when a fierce dast (dust) swept through the car. Passengers crowded with windows down, the only exception being a disreputable man with wiry whiskers who moved about in the gusty wind, causing alarm among riders.
In a crowded car two women argue as dust and wind blow through an open window. A bystander prompts passengers to adjust seats and close the draught, provoking amusement among onlookers. The scene shifts to a Chicago or Butte mining note and an advertisement for Allen Foot Base while a stockholders meeting notice for Meadorville Mining and MUI company is announced, with secretary Emil H. Renischt cited.
A fragment from the Boston Transcript shows Miss Foutlites-Matiny suggesting obtaining flowers while Miss Groaves-Oh expresses uncertainty. The dialogue includes playful remarks and an indication that Marist refused credit for wine.
Michael Ward of Butte Montana notifies Patrick W Murray and the estate of Nicholas Ayers that under section 2324 of the Revised Statutes labor and improvements were expended on the Lottle quartz lode mining claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow county Montana. The notice lists payments in 1896 87 160 98 100 and 09 100 totaling amounts for representation of claims. If within ninety days after service by publication the co owners do not pay their share the property will become the undersigned’s. June 1 1899.
The sheriff will sell on June 27 1899 at 2 pm at the court house front in Silver Bow County Montana the property described as Lots 19 20 21 and 22 in block 16 of Leggat and Fosters addition to Butte according to the map on file. Plaintiff is Charles J. Pruett and others and defendants include Marie Weertlake Edward Westlake and Ann et al.
The item includes travel offers from Northern Pacific Wildell round trip includes hotels and meals from Hutte to Tarnniton with varying rates and sale on Wednesdays Saturdays and Sundays. It also covers bankruptcy proceedings in Butte Montana with Meredi fe. 1 Brosimle adjudged bankrupt and meeting set for July 24 1898. Also a Montane mining claim notice in Silvertow county with required expenditures and risk of forfeiture if unpaid by September 30 1599. Finally Merce Gold Mining Company demands final stock payments by May 22 1899 with penalties and forfeiture if unpaid at end of September 30 1599.
Default on a mortgage by Hugo Schrepfer of Butte Montana to Donat Dorais spurs a foreclosure. Mortgage dated July 12 1890 350 dollars with 1 percent interest, now 388 50 due. Sale to occur July 11 1899 at 11 am at the front door of the courthouse Butte with Pacer mining claim as security. Sheriff James Reynolds to conduct sale under state law.
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