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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1899
Page
8
For sale this week only a four room house for 1000 dollars sells quickly. Also offered is second hand and new mining concentrating and planing mill machinery including a complete concentrator a new 10 stamp quartz mill an S stamp quartz mill two second hand boilers a 2 HP engine and boiler three pumps one planer and refinisher and shap e.
Judge Clancy fined Ana conda Mining $300 in a test case appeal over the mine shaft bonnet and safety door law. Other court items include Shadwell and Lucey in connection with Patrick L. Regan’s murder, Lucey’s waiver dispute, assault informations against Booth and Sadler, a burglary allegation against Ensminger and Normandie, and trials set for Nicholson and Wilson case with jurors named.
A street sale promotes brand new upright pianos from three world famous makes at nearly 50 percent off retail. Dealers are compelled to move stock and offer discounts of 10 to 50 percent on shopworn or rented pianos, with prices advertised as low as 158 and 147 dollars for high quality upright models.
A local ad urges quick action on a large stock clearance offering planes at 7650 or 600 dollars, with flexible payment terms and a deadline by week’s end. The Orton Bros. store at 219 North et street, three doors north of Connell's, promises the greatest sale yet in Butte.
Dr. George W. Monroe testifies at the Larkin hearing that he considered James Larkin sane in 1892 and 1893 and capable of transacting business unless drinking. He cites years in Montana, medical training in Louisiana, Confederate service, and long practice, noting familiarity with Larkin since 1891 and 1898 patient visits.
A fragment from a 1900s era page lists doctors and professionals visiting hotels in cities like New York Helena Missoula Big Timber and Chicago. It mentions society ladies in the east wearing Julia Marlow shoe and Oxfords priced 2.50 and 3.50 and invites readers to view them at Tassell's 25 West Park.
In police court this morning George Raymond Andrew Anderson Howard Kearns and D A Carleton pled guilty to drunkenness and were fined five dollars each. Frankie Merritt charged with keeping a house of prostitution pled not guilty and will be tried Friday. Mary Sullivan and Jennie Doe charged with disturbing the peace by fighting pled not guilty and their cases were continued until Friday. Many difficult conditions of eyesight u being successfully treated with glasses by the Butte Optical company. Rooms 7 and 8 Owsley block. Eyes are examined free by the new and reliable lark room method U
Edwin J Barker who died in the Burlington Cedar Rapids Northern wreck near Waterloo on Sunday is claimed by two women Mrs J Barker the widow and Miss Ida Shadville of Neihart Montana. Barker 32 a native of Woodstock New Brunswick had Montana mining interests and was known as Jenks. The body lies in the Waterloo morgue while Mrs Barker travels from Hot Springs Arkansas to take charge.
The Ringling Brothers show has grown larger this year with more cars, people, horses, elephants, and paraphernalia than any prior transport across the Rocky Mountains. Rail crews lead with 42 cars, now 60 for this season, signaling unprecedented scale. The circus travels from Utah to coast cities, then to Butte after an April Chicago opening.
Dispatch from Miles City reports a requisition for 50 troops to the Cheyenne Indian agency with a corporal guard remaining at Fort Keogh. Rumor says two more troops ordered to Keogh. Judge Knowles released Edwin Edwards and John Earles after dismissal of charges over postal connection with Coeur d Alene troubles. they were re arrested but may be freed again. Also notice free eye examinations by the Butte Optical Company in Owsley Block.
The Butte Business College baseball team defeated Butte High School by a close score yesterday afternoon at the ball grounds. Foley and Hopkins starred for the Business College with strong pitching and clever fielding contributing to the win.
Dr Wix presents finest crown bridge work. Prof A C Stoddart, M D, resumes special practice after three years in Europe hospitals. Offices at 26 W Broadway Butte and 24 W Broadway Columbia block. Office hours 10 to 1, 3 to 5, 7 to 8.
Ringling's Circus will exhibit in Butte on Wednesday, June 28, drawing thousands who recall the notable past performance. The show previously drew wide admiration, leaving many fans eager for its return and promising a commendable spectacle.
Stages for Crystal Springs and Lyndale depart from Club Stables on West Granite Street with trips to Lyndale at 10 am and 2 pm and return at 12 noon and 7 pm. to Crystal Springs at 10:15 am, 2 pm, and 8:15 pm with returns at 12 noon, 5 pm, and 10:30 pm. Fare 25 cents. Gold crowns, Dentist Rinehart. Repsold select vintage wines via P. J. Brophy Co sole agents, Bute.
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