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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1900
Page
7
A jury convicts Burns of murder after a lengthy trial. The judge schedules sentencing for the following Saturday. The court records note twelve jurors delivered a verdict amid complex testimony and procedural details.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a company and mentions names and places in unclear terms. The readable bits center on a corporate issue and a street scene, but most details are unreadable. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the fragment.
A memorial notice reports the double memorial with Tee Pe Viens and Anacanda Lede, No. 88 ALO Tow. honoring Shep Yeung of Livingston and Grand Renetveriting of Virginia. Rev. Alfred Brown of the Episcopal church conducted the services.
Jol Sitmidt, an employee at the new coletter Wonke, died early this morning in the trelehe yards of the BoA, Pin East Afracanda. Sitidt had been ordered to buy clothing, left without midnight, started back to work, and on the way he lost his footing and was fatally injured.
A worker slipped on the track and broke his leg above the ankle. He rolled clear as a switch engine neared and was assisted by the crew. Schmidt was taken to town and treated at the hospital by Dr. McKensie. John McDermott arrived at the hospital from the tower works with both feet frozen and is under treatment.
The trial of Win Murphy began this morning for assault and robbery attempts. County Attorney duty prosecuted. the defense argued. jury trials proceeding after initial testimony and evidence collection in the case linked to a September incident at Mainville.
A garbled OCR style notice warns Abierieday and Cwuty Phystislan Hrostaes to expect a public health alert within the month. The text mentions vaccines, monitoring, and protective steps, urging readiness for potential case checks and community health actions.
County Clerk Martin announces election details as community heads to the polls. A trial set for this morning follows a defendant’s plea to a single charge, while notices of land and water locations were filed by local officials.
Aileen Beath writes a candid confession to a beloved, asking forgiveness for unseen flaws. She pleads for pardon of unspoken sins and urges acceptance over contempt, acknowledging love’s demand for understanding beyond pride. The passage reflects intimate, poetic self-reproach and devotion.
A young wife faces a feigned peril as she plays with a chilling line about ending a skirt to cover a rainy day, her laughter hollow, highlighting a hurtful dynamic in a tense moment from the Washington Post fragment.
In Philadelphia the exchange reveals tensions as a formerly modest hotel clerk, now wealthy, faces perceptions of arrogance. Blobbs argues money has swollen pride while Slebbs says it reflects a stubborn memory of his humble past.
An aged speaker laments a youth named Mandy not writing. The old man fears the boy is becoming a peer while the old woman notices diminishing effort and activity. The fragment suggests concern about the boy’s future and productivity.
Ladies appreciate a good remedy with French Tansy Tables claimed to relieve painful and irregular issues. Manufactured by A Augendre in Paris and offered for sale by Newbro Drs Co. in Butte Montana as sole agents. Mail order price and secure sealing advertised.
A promotional notice from W H Merriam announces a two week outing at Thunteré Hoy Springs Montana, touting revitalization and youth. It lists travel packages to Springdate and Veturn with a ten dollar ticker, plus options for extended stays and daily baths and therapies.
Patent for 1070 feet of the Buller Lode located 52 feet southeast and 1st feet north from the discovery shaft of the Heller Lode, in Camp Creek area Silver Bow County Montana. Adjoining claims include Elgin Lode to the north and Ruby Lode to the southeast. M. I. Baker, U.S. Claim Agent. First publication October.
No 4518 United States Land Office Helena Montana October 27 1900 Narcisse Tedoux and Joseph Labouchera filed for a patent for the Apex Lode property in Little Pine Mining District Silver Bow Montana. The description covers survey 6089, acreage 11.81 acres with excluded portion 1.68 acres, and notes adjacent claims Calumet Lode Calumet Extension Lode and claimant Walter McKay. The location is near the Apex Lode discovery shaft and includes precise bearings and corner markers.
Henry T Johnston Oliver P Johnston John Norman and Halyer Larson file for patent for Columbus and Arcede Lode mining claims in Silverbow County Montana. Notices show survey details, location bounds, and prior record in Silver Bow County records. GEORGE D GREENE Claims Agent notes first publication October 27 1900.
United States land office notices show Tania Beek and Clowes Miles filing for a patent on 20.65 acres of the Elkhorn Lode in Silver Bow County Montana near the Buckhorn Lode. The description references discovery shafts, corner monuments, and precise bearings with dates and agency names. Also listed is Josiah Beck T. Clowes Miles and John Lawrence filing for 1471 near feet on the Buckhorn Lode with discovery relation and location details.
The Buckhorn Lode claim in Moose Creek Mining District Silver Bow Montana is described from a 10 inch pine blaze starting at a corner and running through several compass bearings to form 19.83 acres. Adjoining Elkhorn Lode lies to the north and the Buckhorn location is recorded in Silver Bow County. First published October 27, 1900.
United States Land Office notes Mining Claim location in Jefferson County Montana for John M Reward. The land lies in Mining District Town 3 North Range 6 West Lot 3 and covers about 1749 acres. The record in Jefferson County Recorder Book Z page 427 shows no known adjoining claims. First publication October 9 1900.
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