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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1900
Page
8
Report from Butte describes alleged wire tapping that delayed race results in Chicago and caused pool hall operators to miss winnings on Myth at 15 to 1. County attorney considers action after more swindle details are gathered.
Judge Knowles heard a dispute over a $100 attorney fee as a preferred claim against Frederick Hatekbrich’s voluntary bankruptcy. Referee Campbell refused the claim, noting such services benefit the bankrupt personally, not the estate, citing two Supreme Court decisions. Judge Knowles took the matter under advisement. Meanwhile objections to the Silver Bow Building and Electric Light Supply receivership accounts were heard. creditors allege $330 remains unpaid on a contract and question the receiver’s benefit to the estate. The receiver claims $100 monthly and over 90 days of service.
A man using the name Beaver from Willis Montana was shot by robbers Wednesday morning after Logan’s train from Lutte arrived. He said eight dollars were taken and a bullet wounded him in the back shoulder and finger. No suspects remained at large as authorities pursue the case toward Butte.
An inquest into Thomas Garside’s death was held at Duggan’s Undertaking Parlors. The jury ruled heart failure caused the death. Before testifying, James Berryman and Joseph Rodda questioned what personal gain lay in their testimony, and the coroner urged them to speak truthfully. A spectator objected that they would be compelled to testify.
An investigation followed a disturbance near the Grant house where a man was found dead. The jury ruled death due to heart failure. Hennessy’s tailoring department advertises its handsome suits and overcoats as distinctive and in style.
A special Associated Charities meeting set plans for the grand ball at the Paul Clark home next Tuesday. Tickets 85 dollars admit one gentleman and one lady to ballroom and supper. Music by Boston Montana band. Committees named for refreshment, music, door, and decorations. Proceeds aid relief efforts. tickets on sale at Newbros Finien and Medin Galloglys.
A morning blaze lit one window at Park and Idaho streets revealing Tom Lavell's home. Firemen found Lavell in bed after a vase volumn caught fire and caused minor curtain damage. The incident began when someone pulled the alarm box after seeing flames.
Dr W E Dodd eye specialist offers free examinations at 110 South Main while Miss Godfrey invites the public to her athletics and dancing class at Butte Arena 343 E Park along with her pupils. Prices for cleaning services and repairs listed nearby.
Advertisement notes a cosmetic service by Miss Harold at 69 West Broadway The Argyle Butte Montana promising permanent removal of wrinkles and blemishes. Claims include smallpox pits birthmarks moles pimples and oily skin with guaranteed results and discreet room 12.
A local seller touts their coffee as the best trade at the lowest price, inviting customers to switch from their current brand to the advertised option. The message emphasizes affordability and quality as a competitive advantage.
A man identified as John Collins was found dead this morning on M1 East Granite Street after an all night revelry following the election. Coroner’s inquest will determine cause of death as authorities note the deceased remained unidentified and no voters or political alignment are confirmed.
The cause of death is over. Collins' remains will be taken to the county pattern and interred at the county's expense. No funeral train or mourners will attend. County hired workers will perform all tasks. A wooden slab marks the grave and his identity is to be lost among figures.
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