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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1900
Page
10
A chaotic report from ADACO on November 30 details Pranke Tarri ni’s arrest after a public weather display incident. The piece notes the disruption to signals, a complainant wife, and mentions ensuing local events, theater performances, and a stern description of a dramatic production praised as a peak American stage creation.
The Protestant churches of Anaconda held Thanksgiving services at the Methodist church on Third and Reh etreta, drawing a large attendance beyond capacity. The program featured Swedish hymns and choruses, prayers, and appeals by Rev Betwer and Rev Minnick. The event aimed to support joint church work and maternal aid.
Bozeman scene reports Miss Proffitt entertaining a circle of intimate friends at a social gathering at "63" and notes a weekly club meeting planned by twenty local ladies to entertain each other. The piece also mentions Dr Traphagen's New York trip and a visit to Stansley Koch, with various local social and shopping observations.
Frank Dixon an AS best known nw sieller worker was found dead at Copper Saloon Corner Third and Cedar early morning after two weeks of heavy drinking. An inquest led by Coroner Frank Kennety was held, with Dixon having no known relatives locally.
Miss Mary Horry thanked friends in Butte while Yank logte went on business with Rev. Aled Brown of Bilseopat church. Lew Cola of Popper City returned home with parents. Water measures on foodhills north of the clay progress. rabbit hunting popular among Alccondans. John W. James attended deer hunting. no game brought home. Miss Nettle O Donnell and Miss Leary of Butte visited Miss Teada O Donnell. Outgoing trains carried light passenger lists. hunting parties lingered. The Great Northwest at Margaret theater disappointed. audience sparse. Mr Hazelyon to receive instruments from the interior department and relay climate notes from Chicago. Frank Castle was arrested for domestic trouble and furniture destruction. Uncertainty over HA P time cards and trains. railroad officials urged to maintain current service. more details tomorrow.
In Washington Georgia Wilkes County Mrs Thaddeus Horton notes in Ladies Home Journal about the Heard house famed as the Confederacy’s last cabinet meeting site in 1865 prior to Jefferson Davis capture. The Heard family descendant Mrs Mulligan now occupies the house and the old vault serves as a milk and butter closet.
The Lincoln County Mo News quotes philosophers on profanity and cites humorous uses in a printing office. It notes profanity once justified when the paper runs late and during ink and press pressure but deemed foolish outside the office.
John Fox, famed for gathering material in eastern Kentucky mountains, visits town to read proofs for his new book. A lively mountain yarn describes his reception by local women, a wary father, and a lingering six shooter as he mingles amid Blue Grass hospitality and frontier bravado.
The clipped text hints at a reflective line about an author's life not being in vain. It mentions a pistol and Mitc related garbled phrases, suggesting a rough OCR read of a literary or editorial snippet with unclear references and incomplete names.
A fragmentary 19th century style report mentions a busy man, a naval debt, and a poetical ode to boats and nations. It cites figures like Vineet William Ponns and references events at a distant parade with coins and a garden path. The garbled text preserves strong names and places despite poor OCR.
A Kansas inventor has created a wall gun device said to explode a blackout fridge every hour at night. Ranchers fear this device will disrupt predator calls and keep livestock safe, amid long delays in patenting by the United States government.
The Daggeman of the Union Station in Chita reports a notable four day encampment with minimal loss of goods and a record level of trunks and parcels moved. Authorities note improved handling by the station, including the Pe Ruthlington route and Velmsyivanta corridor, amid broader security measures.
Notive 18 informs the Silver Taw county board of commissioners invites sealed proposals for oat oil and tabled items for one year starting January 1 and ending November 21, 100. Proposals cover feeding, clothing, nursing, medical care, lodging, fuel, and substantial food and housing for the county poor. Bids due by Moen at 9 a.m. at Metcock. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
The board of county commissioners of Sier Tow county invites proposals for interment of all persons who die in the county during the year 1991 at the County cemetery on the county farm. Proposals must cover transportation, grave aging, coffins, burial robes, or burial headboards, and a register. Bids addressed to J. Moran, clerk, must be filed by December 27, 1900 at 10 am. The board may reject any bid.
No 4318 Narcisse Ledyax and Joseph Labouchere of Melrose Montana file for patent in United States Land Office Helena Montana on October 27 1900. They seek to acquire land rights and record their claim under the public lands statute.
The notice records applications for patent on multiple mining claims in Silver Bow County Montana including the Calumet extension and Columbus Lode. It lists survey numbers 4000 6026 and 6027, reference to owners Walter Melis Henry Stebbins and Olivar Johnston etc, with location in the Little Pine Mining District and Farmi Valley, and dates of filing October 27 1909 and October 15 1900.
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