Daily Inter Mountain and Publishing Co Authorized Agents List
The Daily Inter Mountain announces its publishing house and lists authorized agents across Montana towns including Anaconda Missoula Billings Livingston Bozeman Red Lodge Big Timber Miles City Bridger Deer Lodge Dillon Helena and more with agent names for each location.
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Anaconda
Peter Towey
B.J. Wall
Missoula
Billings
W. E. Hassler Livingston
Montana
Bozeman
Dan E. Allen
Helen O'Neill
Butte
Anna McDonald
Mamie Gates
Maggie Sullivan
Minnie Reynolds
Jessie Hill
Eeeee
Margaret Knowlton
Irene Bowe
Maud Rose
Pansy Gibford
Blanche Smith
Della Harding
May Tremblay
Litta Rauche
LA Knowles
Pearl Duncan
Maud Gruwell
Winifred Rixon
Carrie Benninghoft
Isabelle Martin
Alice Walk
Maud Gravell
Mah Tovle
Annie Wallace
Ellen Stebbins
Maud Lamont
Dillon
Lucy Grannis
Babe Metlin
Inter Mountain Ad Offers North West Carrier Network
The Inter Mountain announces a statewide newspaper delivery system expansion. It claims exclusive carrier coverage from Butte to Glendive and extends service to all towns with 500 or more residents along the Northern Pacific railroad. Advertisers are invited to inspect the books.
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Inter Mountain
Northwest
Butte
Glendive
Northern Pacific
Inter Mointain Pub. CO
Party responsibilities in the 1900 campaign debated
A Monday editorial argues the Democratic Party cannot claim credit for prosperity nor be blamed for national woes. It contrasts Clevelandism and McKinleyism, noting Republicans cannot control rainfall or sunlight but can influence trade, with Democratic presses seeking to argue safeguards in governance.
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Inter Mountain
Democratic Party
Republican Party
McKinley Wins Back Prosperity Through Conservative Trade Policy
The article argues that prosperity returned with the Republican shift from Democratic rule, crediting business management and free trade reforms. It notes divisions within the silver wing of the Democratic Party, highlighting Utah figures Governor Heber M. Wells Thomas Kearns and Charles E. Loose backing McKinley. It also condemns Tammany influence on silver support and Campbell Croker’s legacy.
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Cleveland
McKinley
Thair
Bryan
Tammany
Democracy
Teller
Democratic Party
Democraticc
Utah
Heber M. Wells
Thomas Kearns
Charles E. Loose
Wells
Loose
Provo
Democratic
Dick Croker
Eight hour movement gains Montana support
The eight hour system appears likely to stay as underground workers may eventually receive the shorter workday. The Inter Mountain endorsed eight hours and suggests that reform will prove beneficial and inevitable, noting political shifts and the evolution from older labor practices.
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Montana
Inter Mountain
Eight hour system elevates life for underground workers in Butte
The text argues that reducing shifts to eight hours improves miner safety and rest, enabling mental growth and broader citizenship. It asserts workers gain time for personal interests, review of life goals, and civic engagement, calling the Butte implementation a major step toward universal adoption for the benefit of all workers.
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Butte
Hartman Brothers Face Political Rivalry and Delegation
The Anaconda Standard weighs Walter and Charles Hartman’s roles in Montana politics and a Daly convention bid. It notes Walter’s rise to Daly chair and Kansas City delegate, while Charles slides from rival party debates. It also mentions Mr. J B McCormick leaving his role as Northern Pacific city passenger agent and his popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hartman
Kansas City
Charles
Tray
Hartman Brothers
Montana
Silver Republican Committee
Gabriel
Charlie
Walter
Daly
Bob Smith
Congress
Pennsylvania Avenue
Republican
Campbell
Bryan
Walter Drew
Butte
J. B. McCormick
Northern Pacific
McCormick
Inter Mountain Excursion for Miss Montana Voters
A promotional call invites readers to vote for the state’s most popular young lady from a list of dozens of candidates across cities including Butte Missoula Anaconda Billings Bozeman Dillon and Bridger. The flyer urges coupon clipping on the top of the second page and announces free excursion to Yellowstone National Park for the nine top contenders.
Court honors faithful services amid warm friendships
A notice praises a respected figure in Butte for steadfast duty and courtesy. It notes the person leaves behind many warm friends who will extend best wishes in all future ventures, acknowledging his investments of money and time.
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Butte
Base of School Bonds Notice in Jefferson County Montana
Notice of public sale of school district bonds in Whitehall on July 7 1900. Bonds total twelve thousand dollars in $500 denominations dated June 30 1900. Interest five percent yearly, principal and interest payable at Boulder county treasurer. Bids for net amount only. board reserves right to reject all.
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Board of Trustees
Jefferson County
Mont
Whitehall
Boulder
Tate
John Thomas Nagle
Eiizabeth
Ann Nagle
George Abram Free
John Edgar Free
United States
Chequito Quarts Lode
Assay Mill
Enterprise Quarts
Summit Valley
Silver Bow County
Montana
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Kier Mountain Publishing CO
Inter Mountain Publishing Company
M. A. Berger
Weat
Granite Street
Butte City, Mont
Bow County
Bryans
THE
Yellowstone National Park
Inter Mountain Excursion
Schatzlein Paint CO
West Broadway
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Evans’ Book Store
North Main St
Undriskers
Park St
Rrs
Penne
Basin Ice Company
Hi. McLean
Granite Butte
Myeans
Shi
Troetons
GRADY
Riage Works
Main St
Suttons New Theater
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Fair Drug & Assay Supply CO
Ing
East Park Street
Butte, Mo
Portland
Cape Nome
Pacific
Advant
Wilson
Jae. Gin Agt
BR. Ry
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