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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1900
Page
2
The notice lists the Inter Mountain Publishing Company postal address and manager M. A. Berger at West Granite Street Butte City Montana for air mail correspondence. It records the publisher’s contact details and corporate node for mail routing.
Advertisers are informed that Inter Mountain Pub plans to extend its carrier system from Butte to Glendive and then to all towns of 400 inhabitants or more across the state. The books are open for advertiser investigation as the system expands along the Northern Pacific Railway.
Subscriptions over age 87.50 per year by mail. In advance carrier monthly payment. Also semi weekly options listed with annual in advance price of 200.
The Republican Party rallies behind President McKinley, citing his tariff policy and steady leadership. The piece contrasts his calm, prudent approach with Cleveland’s Venezuela stance and lauds his prewar and postwar diplomacy and handling of the Filipino insurrection.
The passage extols President McKinley for guiding the United States through conflict with minimal loss of life and national treasure. It lauds American commerce, expansion of trade, and civilizing progress for newly acquired territories, predicting civilization’s spread and a lasting legacy for his administration.
The piece mocks the Boston Herald for misjudging Montana politics, argues newspapers broadly err by partial premises, and praises Montana coverage. It notes Mantle resigns from the national Industrial commission, explains the commission's nonpartisan setup, and lauds the Nashville Students appearance by the African Methodist Episcopal church.
In a critique of local coverage the Anaconda Standard and Butter Miner claimed a solar eclipse occurred in Butte despite cloudy skies and a faulty forecast. The piece mocks readers drawn to the event, notes the moon's shadow missed the city, and likens the spectacle to partisan spin and poor journalism.
Miss Katherine Stauffer Clark wed Dr. Lewis R. Morris in a lavish Montana ceremony. Hon. W. A. Clark and Montana’s social circle congratulate the couple as gifts and display mark a public consummation of a favored match. Local papers hint at political currents but focus on the union and public affection.
A detailed political forecast notes that Daly aligned Democrats and Conservatives may unite if the Republican ticket falters. It predicts miners and independents will react, while a Washoe enterprise operator touts its future as world class, backed by mining authority Klepetko. Also announces English probate notices for Saint Vincent Lawrence Almeric Hammick with administration details and creditor claims due by July 1.
Notice is given that Joseph Chaplean of Butte Montana filed an application for a patent covering 4.01 acres of the Bellevue lode in Summit Valley mining district Silver Bow County Montana. The survey details, bearings, and areas are described with a 9.50 acre claim, 5.49 acres excluded, and 4.01 acres claimed. Adjacent claims and record location are listed. First publication May 29 1900.
Public notice for Mining Application No 4216 filed by John Hopkins and Wm D Thornton of Butte Montana seeking patent on 790.5 linear feet of Early Bird Lode claim in Silver Bow County Montana. Describes survey points Corner No 1 granite monument, bearings N 83°10' W 800 ft to Corner No 2 and Meridian corner references, dated May 28 1900 from United States Land Office Helena Montana.
This item lists detailed land claim boundaries for multiple lodes in Silver Bow County Montana, including the Sunny Side Lode and Big Chief No 2 Lode with adjoining claims, plus a notice of Great Northern and Union Pacific excursion ticket sales to eastern cities with dates and prices. It names George D. Greene, Jos H. Harper, Henry Smith, John Hopkins, Louisa A Thornton, Henry McClosky and others, with publication dates in April and May 1900.
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