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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1899
Page
5
The White Front Grocery advertises bargains on canned corn beans tomatoes and fruits with pack sizes and prices including 2 dozen Standard Corn at 1 cent per can and 4 dozen Casino Corn at 15 cents per can. It promotes low prices to entice customers to visit the store for a trade.
The store advertises two 12 foot wide linoleum patterns with regular prices of 85 cents per square yard now closing at 65 cents. A second set of two patterns drops from 9 cents to 75 cents per square yard. Also promotes a b0 cent Brussels carpet.
The European famed palmist and business medium Mrs S Shurr arrives from New York and offers daily consultations on life questions. For forty years she has guided business leaders, families, and lovers with trusted predictions and advice. Located at Rice House parlor, 108 West Quartz Street, with letters answered for $2. Hours daily from 9 am to 5 pm.
In Judge Lindsay s morning docket the Craythorne versus Winwood case faced a pause as the plaintiff s sick in bed delaying testimony crucial to the trial. The matter involves the death of Craythorne s husband from a prior Parrot mine dispute and a claim of 20000 damages.
The testimony details Willie Morrison’s involvement as a partner in seven sacks sold, Morrison corroborating his partner’s account. John Buckley testified he sold Shepperd five sacks of ore stolen from the Grant Extension. The defendant offered no defense and was jailed in lieu of bail awaiting trial.
Deputy Inspector Frank Hunter left for Deer Lodge to investigate the Emery mine death of John Hughes a miner who died from injuries after a ground fall at the bottom of the incline shaft. Hughes aged about 60 leaves a wife and child and was a member of the Miners' union. Funeral set for tomorrow.
City Treasurer report shows cash in bank 88 694 52 and cash on hand Oct 5 0, disbursements 2 150 89, funds split between State Savings Bank First National Bank and treasurer's office. Street Department spent 8 018 50 with 252 off for street and alleys 2 786 50. Building Inspector Kennelly notes 28 building permits issued in October totaling 64 738 with major costs 28 000 20 000 9 000 and 5 000. remaining permits range 2 500 to 500. Pounder Johnson reports cows impounded and redeemed receipts and horses sold and redeemed totaling 1 dollars.
Coroner Phil Jullien held an inquest into the death of Gene Laine who shot himself after a fatal dispute on a Galena street resort morning. Fret Savage testified he had alienated the girl Ephine Blanchesu and relations were cordial. The woman said Laine demanded money, she refused, he struck her and shot himself. The jury verdict found Laine died of self inflicted gunshot wound.
A fragmented OCR capture lists numerous individuals and places such as Bulte, Toyer, Robt Coleman, Balt Lake LA, Monida, Prynn, Palt Lake, Chicago, Helena, and Sioux City figures. The garbled text reads like a roster or directory of people and locales without coherent narrative or dates, offering only scattered associations and locations.
An advertisement touts Mreneh pansy Tablets as a remedy for painful and irregular menses. It claims the product removes obstructions regardless of cause, with pricing at $4 per box mailed sealed. Also listed are unrelated items from Towle Winterhat and dental services, all reflecting late 19th or early 20th century commerce.
A Newberry library connected investigator reviews medical literature on coffee. He notes caffeine acts as a stimulant in small doses but can cause headaches insomnia and delirium in larger amounts. The piece endorses Postum Cereal products as safer, scientifically developed alternatives for exhausted brain workers.
Miss St George Mustley and her pony Baye a Lins present The Widow Wiggles at Ye Grand. The first performance faced mishaps caused by Miss Hussey’s missteps and improper rehearsals, with poor reception and low prospects of future runs despite advertised engagement.
In Detroit a labor dispute erupts as women workers threaten a strike over a planned duel between factions. The company has pursued replacement labor while protests flare at a city street site. An opposing group seeks to keep planes, while the strikers vow to resist the move amid tense confrontations.
Fragmented ad text details multiple vendors and items for sale including live turkeys docks and steam cleaning services. Also mentions saloons and wines, a new orchestrion, and mail order charms with prepayment options. No clear single event or person emerges. the readable portions show general commerce notices and advertisements.
Crystal Springs offers a healthy resort free from Butte smoke with modern hotel electric light steam heat and a top cafe. The plunge is clean and well arranged a dance hall is available free to private parties and lunches are served. European plan open day and night staged trips leave Lang Lois and Spin stations with multiple daily departures at 25 cents each way.
The eighth annual stockholders meeting of Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co. will be held Monday November 6 in the company office at 48 54 West Park street Butte Silver Bow county Montana at o'clock p m. Trustees to be elected and other business may be transacted. WM BROWNFIELD Secy Treas JAMES A CANTY
All committees in charge of reception matters must gather all bills, verify accuracy, and bring them to the committee for auditing and approval without delay. The barber partnership at Main and Broadway dissolved October 18, with H P Heidrick continuing the business and handling bills. Leroy Amos retires.
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