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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1899
Page
15
Classified rental notice lists eight room brick on North Side at 18 dollars monthly four room frame on West Aluminum at 15 dollars monthly four room brick on East Side at 20 dollars four room brick on West Side at 57 dollars per month for a modern dwelling with varying locations and prices.
Judge Clancy voids jury verdict in Westlake case and declares Annie M. Westlake owner of all property. Edward Westlake is granted divorce but loses property rights as the court finds the lands do not belong to him. Other court actions note bonds, larceny trials set for August, and divorce filings including Cecelia Magern vs William Maddern.
Tassell's at 25 Weet Park advertises Julia Marlowe shoes and oxfords in black and tan with prices of 250 dollars and 5 50.
Gov. Smith hosted a committee from the Western Federation of Miners in Butte, receiving a printed appeal for imprisoned Coeur d’Alenes miners. He wrote to Dan McDonald, Western Labor Union president, and sent a bill to be added to the fund, though the letter’s sympathy for the miners is disputed.
Wardner notes the committee decided to return a donation after learning the governor approved of General Merriam on methods. Boyce met the governor in Butte and demanded the money be returned, citing hypocrisy. The governor was visibly embarrassed and attempted a denial as the committee left.
Mile Tourneur, a trapeze performer, meets her long lost brother Mile Tourneur onscreen in a Ringling Brothers circus. They had not seen or heard from each other in ten years. The reunion followed a shared French phrase C est charmant whispered by a clown musician triggering recognition.
A Sunday Y M C A gathering at Good Templars hall 42 W Broadway remained engaging though the scheduled speaker was absent Rev Mr Noftsinger delivered a uplifting talk on A More Complete Manhood The hall proved cool in heat and attendees found it comfortable and restful Tomorrow at 4 pm Rev Settle will speak All men may attend The notice also mentions a dental offer sets of teeth ten dollars by Dr Wix.
Boston mining shares quotations show Anaconda Boston & Montana at 220 bid and k asked, Hutte Boston at 7, Parrot at 51 and Mohawk at 20, with Utah Can at 41.
The city filed Thomas R. Hinds contract and $20,000 bond for a $44,400 to $50,000 paving project in Butte. Work to begin by July 15 and finish by November 1, with daily forfeiture penalties, overseen by the city engineer, using Montana granite blocks and Portland cement foundations across Wyoming Broadway Park and adjacent streets.
Church services listed for Scandinavian M E Grace M E Unity Tabernacle and others with times and addresses. Also N P train leaves Pipestone tomorrow at 9 a m for $1 round trip. Includes Memorial Knights of Pythias services and community notices across Butte area.
The shop will sell its entire stock of surveys traps buggies road wagons delivery wagons carts etc at greatly reduced prices for the next eighty days.
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