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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1900
Page
7
The Populists announce their ticket after Democrats who visited Deer Lodge last Tuesday fail to unite. County Clerk Martin may reject the Democrats' slate, forcing a court fight as independent Democrats file under the regular ticket. The Populists urge Democrats to vote their ticket to escape the impasse.
County Chairman H F Brret announced speakers for Deer Lodge events with Hon D E Folsom Hon T J Porter Hon G M Hammond and legislative candidates T C Davidson J E English W R Allen M J Fitzpatrick J N Bielenberg C H Williams Charles Tackling. John W Custer to speak at Elliston Oct 16 Avon Oct 17 Gallatin Oct 18. Legislative candidates to address at the same meeting. Anaconda event tomorrow night features Senator Sanders and Hon T J Porter.
The first Republican rally of the campaign opens at the Margaret theater tomorrow night with strong indications of a vigorous event. Indies are especially invited to attend.
The club at 900 Sixth Street elected officers last night. President Joseph Lablasonniere. first vice president Mike Kraker. second vice president Thomas J. Kelly. secretary James P. McGuire. assistant secretary John Gregory. treasurer Thomas J. Faan. board members Hugh Early John F. Regan William J. Gallagher Martin Coonan Harry McManus George Lynn Joseph Dee.
J M Kennedy and P J Ryan attempted to file a three tailed ticket named Democratic ticket at Deer Lodge last Tuesday. County Clerk Martin said he must consider the matter and seek legal advice, Kennedy asking for 24 hours for an answer. Kennedy denied intent to file to provoke a court fight or cause complications with the independent democracy.
County commissioners discussed filling the vacancy from William Devine’s resignation but paused the appointment due to upcoming elections. A petition from property owners seeks a county road change between Helmville and Ovando, with Hunsecker Geary and Gack appointed to view the proposal. Thomas Jones offers to cover the change costs. J C Allen named registry agent at Warm Springs and Mill Creek replacing disqualified B F Crosswhite.
Local briefs note a Republican rally at the Margaret theater next Saturday evening with invitations to ladies. The Republican League club leases Evans opera house for headquarters and a door for campaign activity is opened.
The Inter Mountain Anaconda branch moves from 1041.2 Commercial Street to the Republican Central Committee headquarters on Main Street opposite the Montana Hotel.
Ride will be received by Architect C. Haire at the Areuline convent in this city up to noon October 13, 1900 for the construction of the basement of the new convent. Plans and specifications can be seen at Father Coopman’s residence. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
Readable items list Livingston officials from senator to clerk, plus notices on fire department plans, school moves, and upcoming entertainment. It notes visitors from Helena and Chicago, a Republican club HQ opening, and upcoming fairs and exhibitions in Livingston with attendees from Clyde Park and Horr.
Oct 1800 notes John Widtze returns from Livingston and Tom Kane tours Two Basins. A grand masquerade ball by A O U W is set for Oct 31. Miss Etta Thompson heads to Bridger to visit friends and manage properties. Republicans hold rally on Oct 8 with gubernatorial candidate T S Hogan and Lenaghan active in petition drives. New hotel manager Ida Miller starts duties. Aldridge Engineers organize under Edward Brocka with Swan Peterson injured by rock fall.
A report recalls last Saturday's events at Welcome hall including a well attended show and dance. Willie Murray won a gold watch as the prize. Eliza Thompeson and Theodore Brockman were praised as top waltzers. Mr Ware B. Gay and wife left for the east on a combined business and pleasure trip as a new superintendent for Montana Coal & Coke, with praise for Mr Gay’s work in Aldridge and Harr area.
The comptroller of the treasury rules on how Court expenses and deputy marshals in the United States district court of Puerto Rico are funded and accounted for. He holds salaries and court expenses are paid from the Puerto Rican treasury while fines and fees go to the U.S. treasury. Deputy marshals may be appointed by the Puerto Rican court and paid from its treasury. operating expenses are U.S. responsibility. reports go to the U.S. Attorney General and accounting officers.
Jennie Boasert a Rose Glen 11 year old was severely scalded while lifting hot water from a stove. Her mother tore off clothing and covered the girl with clay in the garden which allegedly stopped the crying. A physician credited the clay treatment as life saving and says the girl will recover in days. The Times notes a similar prior incident saved by Mrs Bossert.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot Base as a remedy for swollen hot feet, sweating, bunions, ingrown nails, blisters and callous spots. It claims cooling relief, ease of walking, and all day comfort, urging readers to buy at shoe stores and using misspelled product details and contact hints.
The trustee in bankruptcy of the Silver Bow Plumbing and Electric Supply Company announces a sale at 10 a.m. on Friday October 5th 1900 at 101 Hant eraagey Butte Montana. The sale covers the entire stock of plumbing and electric goods materials and fittings and all associated work and appliances of the company.
Trustes in Bankruptcy of the Estate of the Silver Bow Plumbing and Electric Supply Company in Butte Montana announce daily sale of electrical goods and fittings from September 27 through October with bids due as of specified dates. Notice dated September 28 1900.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Helena Montana announces John Olehen filed to make final proof for homestead entry number 24 in township 1 west section 24. Proof to be given before Charles Houck U S Commissioner at Bozore Montana October 30 1900. Witnesses named: John Karrjak Arthur Lindsley William Callen Thomas Parker of Anaconda Montana. George D Greene Register.
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