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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1901
Page
7
The game Fra Anihistrated treatise revised rules and updated sections for Skat players. The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul department issues the publication through FL A Miller, General Passenger Agent, with ten 10 cents postage for a copy.
Nearly all police in the United States can purchase Homeseekers' Excursion Tickets at Chicago Great Western Ry ticket offices on the first and third Tuesdays each month from January to June. Fare is one fare plus 82 for the round trip, return valid within 21 days from date of sale. Inquiries contact F H Lord, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
A large Silver Bow gathering in Helena celebrated passage of House Bill No. 80 with toastmaster Major Deeney presiding. Speakers included Thomas Kilgallan, Secretary Nissem, and County Attorney Breen, praising legislators and the mining camp’s interests while noting liquor license concerns and party camaraderie.
The Butte Dining room at 15 Hamilton street burned around 1 am. Insurance covers $590 of an estimated $1,200 loss. Mrs Edith Marvin, who ran the restaurant and lodging house, awoke to smoke and helped others to safety but lingered in the building too long, needing a ladder to escape from a window. The adjacent frame building was saved and Walter Hale owned the restaurant building.
John D. Riter's home at 723 Granite Street was burglarized Sunday night while the family attended church. Two watches and jewelry were taken after a kitchen window was pried open with a shovel and the rear window left ajar for a quick exit. Mrs. Riter heard a cough from the alley as a young man fled. police have yet to make progress.
Every Tuesday a fine Pullman sleeper leaves Twin City from St Paul at 6:00 a.m. and Minneapolis at 7:50 a.m. via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway, reaching Los Angeles each Saturday morning. For full information write J. T. Conway, assistant general passenger agent, St Paul, or see C M and St P railway ticket agents.
City Clerk Callan announces new larger ballot boxes for the election next Monday as Third Ward becomes Banner Ward. Registration figures by ward are listed while instructions urge judges and clerks to keep ballots separate during counting and sealing. The registration office will open Saturday for additions and affidavits of nonresidency.
Local items note Dr. German dentist J G Bates tuner Montana Munte Co and Globe a ld move to Park Street. Leo Bryant violin studio Turtle Block and City Wood Coal Co advertise dry wood. Harvard Cigar publicizing market leader. McDermott hotel manager Robert Taylor welcomes newborn daughter. Brooklyns Coffee? or Brookyn? Brewing Co notices delinquent stock assessments for Lottie Davis Emma Newcomb and A S Worsick with sale scheduled at 2 PM Sunday April 1901 at No 19 West Granite Street Butte Montana.
Honorary graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College Toronto Canada and practitioner treating all diseases of domesticated animals by scientific principles. Office at Marlow's Stables 114 South Main Street telephone 293 all cases promptly attended to.
United States Land Office Helens Montana February 6 1901 Narcisse Ledoux Joseph Labouchere and Mary I Gaker filed for patent for 415 linear feet of the Hecla Lode Mining claim in Little Pine Mining District Silver Bow County Montana with 13.95 acres including conflicts with Survey Nos 4833 and 4434. The location is recorded in Book M page 297 and adjoining claims are Tamarack Lode Calumet Extension Lode and Calumet Lode. George D Greene Register and Baker Claim Agent published January 4 1901.
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