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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1899
Page
4
The largest and most complete Shoes display in Butte features Fancy Oxfords Slippers and Spring Shoes. Colors include rainbow hues and new toe shapes. Specialty this month is Oxfords priced 3 70 and 4 dollars in tan and black view kid with a wide range of children’s and low strap sandals available.
Report from the state department says the American yacht Norma, built 1870, sailed from New York November 24, 1896, bound for a around the world cruise. Commodore N J Weaver led the 16 crew, with a New York man Carver aboard, later fading from contact after passing through Bermuda and the Azores. The case traces Weaver’s dubious career and the vessel’s fate along Mediterranean and English ports.
Rioters in Hinsdale county Colorado have taken control of the Henson camp near Lake City. Sheriff reports a critical situation with threats to burn the camp as a red glow lights the sky. Governor to supply at least 150 troops. cavalry and infantry units stand by for dispatch to restore order at daylight.
A Vancouver dispatch cited by the San Francisco Chronicle reports on incoming mail advisories, indicating a prehistoric artifact or context. The fragment mentions Vancouver and March dates, with limited details about the referenced communications and implications. The item reads as a brief, overseas-inbound note without full context.
A 30 ton moth like specimen, described as sweet enough to eat, was found February 8 by August TeulSweite and a partner while working a Dominion Creek claim near Orleans. State health officials note no quarantine obstacle to bring the Second Louisiana regiment home from Cuba via New Orleans after disinfection. Port au Prince reports a 25 percent rise in import duties taking effect today.
Captain Gegers F. Ellis of Santa Barbara, who left for Alaska last Tuesday, credits a guiding presentiment with steering him away from a fatal fate aboard the Webster. He later toiled to the Yukon, locating rich claims that transformed him from poverty to affluence. Ellis recently brought his family to San Francisco, planning permanent residence after returning to manage Yukon interests.
The New York Sun reports fat clams on Hil diers Island were nearly exterminated by anchor ice in February. J Montgomery Sears of Boston ordered restocking from Brigadier's Island, sending clams to Boston and to the White House as tribute to presidents from Washington to McKinley. The bligatard in Maine froze sands, killing thousands of shells. recovery will take five to six years as beds must be restocked.
The Duchess of York is described as losing her youthful beauty after the death of the Duke of Clarence and a forced marriage to his brother. The piece notes a pallid complexion, a deteriorating mouth, and unhappiness, blaming a bereaved mother and an imbecile father for her sorrow, while mentioning three heirs as a possible consolation.
The Iron Age notes trade conditions with fast pace and strong demand. Prices rise for pig iron and finished material as suppliers guard delivery, while some sets of orders surface for large steamers and long pipes. Regional activity includes exports and consolidations as steel and iron products see higher quotes.
The Montana Ore Pur chasing company trustees announce an extra dividend of $0,000 equal to 100 per cent, payable March 20, 1898, to stockholders of record. The report states the company is producing at $1,400,000 per year and would follow with $1.00 per share per month if copper stays above fourteen cents per pound in 1899. Arthur P. Heinze, Secretary.
Crystal Spring stage coach leaves Club Livery stables three times daily at 10.8 m 2 p m and 8 p m and returns from Springs at 12 m 5 m and 10 30 p m fare 25e each way C Langlois proprietor.
Our flour sale remains at the same low prices for the month featuring White Rose Flour per sack Fine Bread Flour per sack Pastry Flour per sack 95 Pastry Flour per sack 90 Home-Made Mince Meat 2 ths for 25 Home-Made Apple Butter 2%bs for 25 Fancy Ranch Exes per dozen 25 The Finest of Creamery Butter 2 Ths for Seeister free Good Creamery Butter ths for Fine Woies Liquors and Cigars.
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