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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1900
Page
5
We have received two tear loads of Piahos to sell at very low prices for the next two weeks. All instruments are known to be thoroughly reliable in every respect. We offer a greater variety than many houses in Montana and promise the best value for money. We aid you with easy payment methods. Visitors are welcome.
In Butte a Saturday evening rally featured Col. Sanders and J A Fraser addressing a crowd from the audience on national issues. The Flambeau club and Rough Rider band marched in full regalia, with the Audiorium crowded for speeches on expansion and Republican contrast with Democrats. Sanders praised McKinley, attacked Cleveland era famine, and urged Montana unity to protect the state’s good name while recounting past federal policy and the Philippines question.
Mr Fraser spoke at length recounting a change from Democrat to Republican after supporting Grover Cleveland. He argued democracy failed to manage government, while audience applause highlighted the speech's scoring points and emphasis.
In a police court session Judge Sullivan oversees a case of Susie Burns charged with soliciting for immoral purposes. Burns pleads guilty and explains hardship after her husband left for Salt Lake. Court imposes one dollar fine and suspended sentence. Ed Hirt pleads not guilty to disturbance with hearing set for tomorrow afternoon.
Tom Flavin assistant postmaster attended the National Association of Postmasters first-class convention at Peoria Illinois and returned home about 27 pounds heavier. Montana was the sole represented state with Butte Helena post offices present. Postmaster Fisk of Helena accompanied Flavin. The trip included visits to St Paul Minneapolis and Clinton Town before Peoria. The convention was deemed a success with papers read and a notable resolution backing Daniel Sullivan of Victor Colorado for supporting Governor Roosevelt during the recent mob riot.
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease swollen hot feet, relieves itching, sweating, corns, blisters, and bunions, and makes walking easier. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a trial package offered for free. Address Allen S. Olmstead Ros.
The North Coast Limited on the Northern Pacific faces possible winter discontinuation due to lighter off-season traffic. The costly operation at about one million dollars annually hinges on demand, with officials unsure if double service will continue past November 30. The run from St. Paul to Seattle began as a summer experiment to meet Cape Nome demand and has been well received, especially by travelers to and from Butte.
Street preachers lose grip as cool weather and politics shift focus in Butte. Cowley, an labor agitator, ridicules Salvation Army methods while drawing crowds with Old Testament warnings of Babylon and wage-earner revolt. Pentecost groups quieter yet effective in Park Street and Tenderloin outreach. Police friction ends after Salvation Army arrests with updated city ordinances guiding tambourine use.
A late Thursday fire in the basement of a telephone exchange started when a lighted candle touched a chemical preparation or paint. Two employees narrowly avoided burns, no injuries were observed, and the damage is estimated under 500 dollars. Telephonic service was restored by morning. Notice: Heidemann & Lane dissolved. all accounts payable to Charles W. Lane & Co.
Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against Herman H Horst deceased. Administrators require claims with vouchers within ten months of first publication and to be presented at 11 North Washington street Butte Montana. Dated at Butte City September 1900.
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