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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1899
Page
8
An advertisement touts get a home now with no irrigation needed to keep them growing. It markets living in a city described as vibrant and never bad for real estate, claiming strong growth and opportunities in a booming market.
The city issues a vaccination order requiring all public and private school pupils to submit to vaccination. Free vaccination for those unable to afford a physician. schools may close if the situation persists. City health laws instruct strict quarantine and vaccination enforcement with fines for refusal.
Kenneth McLeod, a carpenter, was diagnosed with smallpox after symptoms appeared yesterday. He had worked on a new building on East Park street and had moved through the city, including the California brewery and Goldberg block, before quarantine officers captured him. He was taken to the pest house as authorities confirmed the diagnosis and arranged isolation.
A plan was discussed regarding Dr Alexander’s hospital visits due to potential smallpox exposure. He was urged to stop visiting or arrange for a physician to handle duties. Dr Alexander arranged with Dr Monroe to attend to smallpox cases under the board of health.
The Herald reports final plans for reorganizing the Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf railroad network to be published soon. The Philadelphia committee wins control and will oversee affairs with Wittshurg and Gulf, while the Lan dingham and New York factions yield and support the rival. The plan cuts terminal charges, lowers interest, issues new bonds and preferred stock, and shifts voting trustees led by James Stillman and Louis Fitzgerald. The agreement promises increased business from Union Pacific and Chicago and Allan controllers, ending the contest over the reorganization.
A hair tonic mix with glycerine eau de cologne ammonia and herbs is prepared and briskly agitated. Electricity applied via sponge five times weekly aided a young girl’s recovery from spotty hair loss after typhoid, producing new growth in three months. Hair kept short for a year.
A recipe outlines skinning kidneys and slicing them, frying in butter with shallots, then finishing in tomato and brown sauces with herbs. The dish is served on fried bread with bacon rolls, while a letter hints at decorative linen embroidery patterns in silk or thread.
A brief item describing a decorative phrase to be embroidered on wash silk and table linen. The note suggests a stylish, delicate monogram suitable for handkerchiefs and linens. It reflects period taste for elegant, personalized textile adornments.
Advertises Kemmerer coal as best in market and Pennsylvanian product lines. Mentions warm weather turning, urging readers to buy now. Lists J Monroe & Co at 47 East Broadway and phone number.
Delaware capitalists pool over half a million to buy copper properties in the Butte district with plans to shaft to 1000 feet on one site and consider deeper work if ore shows merit. The Maud S lode grounds between Lizzie and Red Chief face a three cornered suit over ownership, with a $75,000 price tag set by all parties as they await court resolution.
Pat Mullins acquired a one sixth interest in the Plymouth lode claim, owned by Drennan, Driggs, Maloney and others. The consideration is about $7,000. The Plymouth adjoins the Silver King to the south and is believed to be as rich as the Silver King, where highly rich silver ore bodies have been opened recently. A lawsuit is pending between the two claim owners to determine apex rights.
2.50 on coal saves an evn ton of limp corn you buy here. It promises more heat and longer burn than other coal. Wood yards also carry it with lump and washed nut options. Office S14 Utah Avenue, phone 276. R J Johannes.
A recipe instruction describes melting cheddar cheese with chutney and mustard to form a paste. The paste is seasoned with cayenne salt and pepper, spread on well-battered biscuits, then grilled over a hot fire for about two minutes.
Public notice for Thomas N McCall and Adella J McCall filing a patent for 97.77 acres of the Rocky Mountain thief Pla cer Mining Claim in Jefferson county Montana. Document details survey description, boundaries, adjacent claims, and location records with district court probate proceedings noted for Joseph Grill estate. The notice cites U S Land Office Helena and district court actions in Silver Bow County.
An order directs selling the entire personal property of the estate linked to a Butte saloon at Watson Avenue and Gallatin trees to satisfy claims and administration costs. The district court judge requires all interested parties to appear and justify why the order should not issue, with publication in Daily Times Mountain for five days before November 11, 1899.
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