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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1899
Page
11
Rental classifieds show multiple price points with figures like 13 50 and 50 00. The fragment lists numeric amounts and a 1000 notation, but lacks full descriptions or locations.
James W. Lacey remains in the county jail as Judge Clancy ordered state witnesses to appear next Saturday for a test of the habeas corpus writ. Attorney M D Kelly accused the Laurandeau record of blunders that kept Lacey jailed since October 6, at 50 cents a day, costing Silver Bow county taxpayers over 100 dollars already. The article also notes James J Neary’s pending sentence for manslaughter and other minor court actions including Burt Marsh’s grand larceny case and A L Lafferty’s knife threat over rent payments.
The notice lists worship times and activities across Mountain View Methodist Episcopal, German Evangelical Lutheran, and Trinity churches. It notes preaching by Rev. W W Van Orsdel and pastor J L Albritton, Holy Communion schedule, Love Feast, Sunday school, Epworth League gatherings, and a Haworth League push with ribbon badges.
Dan Ryan testified at today's Larkin hearing that he met Larkin in 1899 while seeking a lease on the Snohomish. He recalled Larkin frequently inquiring about progress and the feud, and described Larkin's odd behavior and memory lapses, with some days better recall than others.
The Silver Bow Lodge K of P No 42 will be instituted in South Butte on Monday evening. The new lodge will list about 115 members, many railroad men, and a large turnout of local Knights is expected for the ceremony.
Advertisement by Seguro Manufacturing Co. offers a $500 reward for any cage of leucorrhoea they cannot cure. Box price listed as $1.50 per box. Company address given as 12 and 14 Weyerhornst block corner Galena and Idaho street Butte Montana with post office box 1984.
The message extols a large pipe laid in Butte streets and forty miles of house connections. Ten years’ service with every piece perfect is cited as the strongest endorsement for RCTIE SEWER PIPE AND TILE CO.
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Great Northern survey teams under Engineer Lupfer return to Flat creek on Colville Reservation to map routes toward Republic and Okanogan. Planned lines include Spokane Falls & Northern connections via San Poil and Flat creek with potential branch to Okanogan country. Officials from Northern Pacific, Union Pacific, and Short Line discuss Montana division work as steel car orders for ore transport are placed by B A P railroad and Welser Maho marks a copper spike ceremony.
Hutchinson and other Idaho officials join Bapt. Calvin and Division Supt. Manzon at the event. Citizens present Mr Bates with a bald headed cane as 500 visitors arrive via the Short Line. The road aims to reach Seven Devils by Jan 1, 1900 and link with a northern road at Lewiston or Grangeville within twelve months.
Ticket No 60 985 won the piano with second prize 38 560 and third prize D1 858. The winner should present the ticket at the store soon. The next piano draw will be held in July at Symons Dry Goods Co.
Stages for Crystal Springs and Lynndale depart from Club Stables on West Grane street with stops at Lynndale 100 m and 2 p m. and Lynndale returns at noon and 7 p m. Crystal Springs departures 104 m and 2 p m and 8 15 p m with returns at noon 5 p m and 10 30 p m. Fare 25 cents. P J Brophy Co sole agents Butte.
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