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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1901
Page
10
Local notes cover county officials, tax assessments, and coroner activity. Reports describe school progress under Miss Mary McLaughlin, the McVickers arrest history, and a charity case involving Adie Schott’s guardianship. Upcoming entertainment includes Richards and Pringles minstrel show at Margaret theater and The Prisoner of Zenda at the town playhouse.
Crowds gathered at Parrett building on Park Avenue for bulilen temperance meetings led by Captain Cullen. He urged total abstinence from whisky, outlining ruinous effects and noting many attendees, including women and children, supported pledges after urging an audience to sign abstinence.
A break in at Davidson Block in Clode last night failed to yield any valuables with the door damaged and the safe staple left on the ground. Mr. Lyman reported finding the broken door and no clues as to the burglar’s motive or entry method.
Frank Tucker returned to his business after a rheumatism and grippe remission to a surprise celebration by friends. Local entertainers performed music and song while a crowd of well wishers gathered until midnight. Manager Jim Johnson sent the sextet home after cigars were shared and many youths enjoyed the performance.
Before Justice Kennedy the case was called and White changed his plea from not guilty to guilty after a defense and county attorney consultation. The court fined White $26 plus costs for assault in the third degree. White was arrested a week ago on a complaint by Mattie Jones.
Louis Copinus of Leader clothing store nabbed a man named Williant Ellett while he attempted to steal a pair of shoes. The thief was taken to the police station and charged with petit larceny. The case was brought before Justice Frank Kennedy.
Salvator D Innocenze was examined today at the county courthouse by an insanity commission after allegedly killing with a dirk knife last Monday. He had been seen in jail yesterday morning and was described as raving but apparently in good health, with reports noting recent drinking.
The misspelled notice explains that Governor Toole signed the bill on the seventh inst and it became law immediately. It notes prior confusion in Anaconda over the date the Cull en company store Was approved and when it took effect, confirming the signature and immediate enactment.
The city notes several visits and activities including Archibald Gray of Butte, D. J. Hennessy and Dan Kowske of Butte, and a Kelley siblings visit from Butte. Strath's and Strain's Department Stores promote new hats and spring boy’s clothing. George Meadepost announces a bean bake on March 16 with 25 cent tickets. Peters daughter improves from illness. A James West is jailed for disturbing the peace at All Nations saloon. T. J. Bult from Salt Lake City arrives in town by the Rio Grande Western raft line yesterday.
Dillings Montana March 12 smallpox fears prompt quarantine actions across the city. The Billings wagon bridge and Northern Pacific railroad bridge are closed to crossers from infected districts. Four deputy sheriffs enforce passes. a city official will detain violations at the pest house. Also reports telegraph office changes, homestead act provisions, and postal service notes amid local concerns.
A man died of pneumonia at St Ann’s Hospital this afternoon. In Utah capital, residents note a new park avenue improvement. John Hannigan of 520 West Park Avenue was struck by a runaway horse while crossing Main Street near Smith Drug Co, suffering serious injuries to his right leg. The horse trotted away, spurring a police inquiry into the incident.
A fragmented 1903 tale blends figures on Michigan output and whitefish quotas with naturalist forecasts. It notes a 28 440 000 deficit in Triesian revenues, large army recruitment moves via Odessa, and new finds in Yu kont. The Paris Lyons and Mediterranean Railway plans a Geneva corridor 134 kilometers shorter than the present route.
The fragmentary text lists diverse groups including barvisty merchants, newspaper tors, and fesstois with unclear roles. The odd wording obscures concrete events, dates, or names. no clear action or outcome can be derived from the available readable items.
Co owners Erick Behm and Erick Harmon notify Andrew Istrom and heirs that labor costs totaling 300.00 for 1897 1898 1899 and 1900 on the Lila Query Lode claim in Summit Mountain district Silver Bow Montana must be paid within 90 days or the undivided one third interest will vest in the undersigned. Also notice to Pat O Neil that Dennis O Donnell demands payment of 42.00 for two years labor on Admiral Dewey Quartz Lode in Summit Valley mining district Silver Bow Montana to avoid claim vesting. Both notices dated early 1901.
Notice to creditors of Marium C McLoon. Four months to exhibit claims with vouchers to administrator in Butte. Also notice of Mining Application No 4341 by John F H Johns for Meighan and Violet Lodes in Silver Bow County Montana with detailed survey data and adjoining claims listed. First publication January 22, 1901.
In Silver Bow County Montana Alexander Macaulay is named administrator of the estate of Maritim C. McLeon deceased dated February 26 1001. Lewis A. Smith is attorney for the administrator.
Narciasg Ledoux Joseph Labouchere and Mary J Baker have filed for a patent on 15.95 acres in Little Pine mining district Silver Bow County Montana. The claim centers on the Hecla Lode with coordinates from discovery and notes adjoining claims Calumet Lode Tamarack Lode and Calumet Extension Lode. First publication February 7 1901.
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