Unbleached Turkish Towels Offered at Sale
Unbleached Turkish towels sized 15 by 46 inches described as heavy quality are advertised with a bargain price of 10c towels for 5c. The compact notice emphasizes fabric quality and unusual discount.
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1900
Page
3
Unbleached Turkish towels sized 15 by 46 inches described as heavy quality are advertised with a bargain price of 10c towels for 5c. The compact notice emphasizes fabric quality and unusual discount.
A dapper man who used the alias W. H. Mooth was arrested for grand larceny after defrauding Montana Electric manager W. T. Jackson in a cash-for-bills scheme. He faced Justice Harrington with a preliminary examination set for November 20 and bond at 300, later remanded after failing to settle.
A woman named Nellie King, reportedly under the influence, was arrested after ringing a messenger call and refusing to stop. W. H. Dye opted not to prosecute. Judge Sullivan set a $10 fine. Other arrests included Hugh Harkins for malicious mischief with a $20 bond forfeited, and HE. Freeman charged with vagrancy and assaulting a woman, awaiting a hearing tomorrow. The Inter Mountain reports on copper mining shares closing changes in Boston.
The Catholic Order of Foresters will hold a regular meeting tonight and pass resolutions related to the death of Marcus Daly. Mrs. Nic Bielenberg of Deer Lodge visits her sister Mrs. John Steward in Butte and will stay about ten days. An infant, Lac Choiniere, is noted. Funeral plans for the child of Mr. and Mrs. S. Choiniere are set for tomorrow. Nettie Keefe seeks access to her husband’s house to retrieve personal effects. Police Chief Murray, Lt. Lovell, and Sheriff Regan, returning from Hunter’s Hot Springs, report improvements at the resort by Messrs. McCormick and Perry.
Judge Sullivan officiated a marriage for Hippoll Le Croux and Eugenie Hivenet of Butte. Nels Peterson was arrested after a disturbance call from Jennie Hiyotte. Pmi McGrath tried to start trouble at the Butte Brewery and was booked for disturbing the peace. Kahn and James F Green attempted to sell an opera cloak to Grace McGinnina and were later charged with peddling without a license. They claim Karatofsky gave them the item to peddle.
Joseph A. Boyer executor of Alfred Boyer sues Washoe Copper Co in district court for 700000 alleging trespass and extraction of ore from lots 6 and 7 and lot 4, block 12, Leg wat and Foster's addition, claiming ownership and seeking injunction and damages. Roote & Clark represent the plaintiff.
Peter Breen county attorney elect sues The Standard Publishing and five employees for 100000. Plaintiffs allege a Standard article on election day falsely charged Breen with leading a gang of sandlot toughs who assaulted Republican paraders the night before. Alexander Mackel aids Breen.
Thomas Campbell was jailed after refusing vaccination and bond, fined $5 by Judge Sullivan who cited the city health ordinance. He claimed prior vaccination and produced no proof, offering no bail, later posting bond. police noted the health rule authorizes vaccination at city expense for the unable to pay. No new smallpox cases were reported.
Florence Griffiths a 22 year old ward of the city police and fire departments was reunited with her father, Thomas Griffiths, after twelve years apart. He learned she waited in Butte while he had hunted fortune in America, and arrived to take her to Wales or stay in Butte as a future home. Police chief Lavell and reporter colleagues aided the search and care during the ordeal.
John Hickey, described as an old prospector with a long, luckless career, was sent to the county hospital by commissioners after requesting a few days’ rest. He recalled prospecting in the Bitter Root mountains long before any houses existed in the area and said he had no friends or local contacts to help him.
Thompson Campbell as referee in the case of J. O. Bender versus the Grand Opera House hears the ceremony of J. A. Murray, John McGair, and E. L. Chapman. Testimony concerns ownership of chairs, scenery and other items claimed by Murray, with a decision expected by tomorrow afternoon.
Funeral services for Henry Elling prominent Virginia City resident who died yesterday will be held next Sunday at 2 o clock from his residence in Virginia City. The ceremony will honor Elling noted as a local pioneer with ties to the community’s early development. Local residents are invited to attend.
Liquor dealers announce postponement due to illness of Mr. John Bloor. Regular meeting moved to Tuesday November 20 at 9 PM. John Bode serves as president. Klondike houses not for sale and will remain under current occupant. Mrs. M. J. McLaughlin also noted.
Two feet of snow blankets Buffalo and surrounding towns with ten inches in South Buffalo by morning and heavier accumulations in East Aurora Dunkirk and Orchard Park. Rail traffic is severely impeded as snow continues to fall through the day.
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