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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1899
Page
6
Real estate agents report slight uptick as spring nears while many sales remain confidential. Architects and builders promise numerous projects if the Washoe smelter proceeds, with bets and speculation centering on timing and scale amid a cautious local market.
The report notes an unusually harsh March with heavy snow and cold, delaying expectations of warmth. Residents anticipate a shift in April as unsettled conditions persist in the mountains and valleys, with many still wearing winter clothing despite Easter season approaching.
Court sessions yesterday handled several divorces including one granted and another dismissed. Guardianship for Mitchell minors approved with John Gagan and George D. Wine listed as attorneys. venue concerns noted for several cases.
Fragmentary OCR item shows an irrecoverable shoe sale listing with a price of 1.00 and references to Tasseis or Tassies. The readable facts are minimal and a coherent summary is not possible from the fragment.
A new lime timetable went into effect yesterday on the Stuart branch of the B A P railway linking with the Northern Pacific. Passengers for Deer Leuige and all points west depart Ansenada at 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., with arrivals at 1:00 p.m. and 9:05 p.m. Eastbound trains leave Anaconda at 12:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m., returning at 11:15 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. The Burling ton sleeper runs 7:30 p.m. to 11:06 p.m. Time change took effect yesterday at 10:00 a.m.
Miss Esminger, a night operator at the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone central, frightened by two intoxicated intruders C W Foley and Belle Bik who demanded admission. Refusing entry, she directed them to public phones. They kicked the door in and were jailed. Foley from Butte, Bik formerly from Mainville. They will be tried today in police court.
The city of Anaconda announces a registration session at City Hall open Armistice between 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. Registrants who already updated their details may appear any day. those who have not yet registered are urged to come on Saturday to show the city’s voter turnout remains steady.
William J. Bickett and Mrs. Foley visit Helena and Centerville as George Thompson, Mrs. Holy and Mrs. Bean travel through Butte. A marriage license is issued to Frank Doyle and Mary Swarts in Anaconda. School board to meet. Chicago Ladies’ Quartette tickets on sale. a gentle fire incident on East Park. Grand social dance at Turner Hall set for March 28 with dancing also on March 29 to 30.
Catholic churches in the city observe Holy Week with solemn masses on Holy Thursday and Good Friday. Exposition of the blessed sacrament and adoration slated after morning services. Easter Sunday begins with Mass at dawn and Holy Communion for members of the Catholic Foresters, with front pews reserved.
A garbled recipe of domestic tips mentions removing tar with lard and carpets with wet cloths. It suggests lamp rubbing with salt, boiling water for stains, and ammonia for faded colors, plus methods for silver, ants, oils, mildews, and whitening.
The grand opening of the millinery department at Metter and Pinnen will feature an exhibition and a demonstration by makers. A comp line promotes new styling and urges customers to visit and try hats. A notice from employers warns women and agents along Walnut Street to stay compliant with new rules on the Buplinston Route.
A call urges men to protect family health and asks readers to consult Dr. De R.V. Benechier of the Invalids' Motel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo for free professional advice. Citing Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, Favorite Prescription, and Pleasant Pellets, it promotes remedies for weak health, digestion, and female ailments.
Notice references Ransom county North Dakota apology for errors in a M E entertainment programme and a Montana district court order in Silver Bow county. It involves D N Upton seeking an undivided one eighth interest in the Me Queen McQueen placer mining claim, with a March/April 1899 hearing set to determine conveyance and trust encumbrances.
In open court on March 18 1899 Judge John Lindsey orders publication of a copy of the patent record for D N Upton United States General Land Office No 16348 Mineral Certificate No 1408 in Silver Bow county Montana. Publication to occur weekly for four consecutive weeks in the Daily Inter Mountain of Butte Montana.
Notice to Charles Colbert and Mary Campbell and heirs that expenditures of 100 dollars in 1897 and 100 dollars in 1898 were made on the Green Copper lode mining claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow Montana. If co owners do not contribute within ninety days, their interest will vest in the expenditures party. Also notices: estate of Herbert H Carder hearing set March 25 1898. admin petition by Susie A Carder. removal of principal place of business of Combination Mining and Milling Co to Combination Montana.
Notice to John F. McEvoy and heirs that $100.06 was expended in labor and improvements during 1898 on a quartz lode mining claim in Sulamit Valley within Silver Bow county. Described in the location notice of record. labor and improvements were made to hold the claim under section 2824 and amendments.
In 1898 labor and improvements were made and a notice warns that within ninety days of publication the party must refuse to contribute sixteen dollars and sixty five cents toward expenditures as a co-owner. If not, the interest becomes property of the undersigned co-owners R MacDowell and W A Kidney, dated February.
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