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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1899
Page
5
A terse advertising list from Front Grocery offers bargain prices on canned goods. Includes Standard Core and Casino brands with details like per can prices and bulk quantities such as one dozen cans and multiple pack offers. Several entries note beans tomatoes and corn with varying discounts.
No. 2 Eastern Cherries Plums Raspberries Strawberries and Gooseberries priced per dozen cans Standard Fruit at 1.50 per can or seven for 1.00 If these prices serve as an inducement the shop invites a visit by customers to inspect the offerings and compare values.
Judge Caney heard continued proceedings on the condemnation suit brought by Montana Ore Purchasing against Butte & Boston. The case centers on using 51 acres for dumping tailings and water from a smelting and concentrating plant built at great cost. Testimony covered ore treatment, tailings percentage, water reuse, and the plant’s capacity to handle 3,000 tons of custom ore monthly amid a boycott on ore purchases.
Ben l H Harris reports a fraud at the Good Luck store on Main street. George Bushcamp presented a time check from Colusa Parrot mine operators for about $15, then returned for $2 more after the goods were delivered. The check proved worthless and a complaint for obtaining money under false pretenses was filed in Justice Bliss's court.
A garbled list of individuals and places including Helena Chicago San Francisco St Paul Milwaukee Milwaukee St Louis and others appears, suggesting a damaged society or business roster. scattered names such as Muench Cook Palmros Moore and Tripp hint at a wide network across states.
Timothy Lynch and Miss Margaret O Meara wed at St Patrick church in a ceremony filled with friends. John Lynch served as beet man and Mrs Williams was bridesmaid. Ray Cantlan and Miss Maymeyver also married at St Patrick with Father DeSiera presiding. The reception followed at the bride’s parents on Wyoming street.
A jumble of items includes dental sets advertised at $10 a pair, coal at $1.50 per ton, and souvenir sales for soldiers returning home. Notices urge county taxpayers in Silver Bow Montana to pay by November 1851, with delinquency penalties. The Montana boys to arrive in Butte are mentioned alongside local jewelry ads and a Postoffice News Stand promotion.
An old advertisement argues Grape Nuts boosts brain workers through its phosphate and mineral content. It touts effects on nerves, independence, and steady strength, claiming the diet favors mental labor over physical toil and promotes placidity.
Mrs Ben E Calkins wife of Lt Calkins made the first substantial return to the badge committee by delivering 12 dollars for as many badges. Over 6000 badges were issued to ladies of Butte yesterday and funds for soldiers' relief are expected to rise as results spread. A new finance committee met and listed ward soliciting members across multiple districts including Walkerville Centerville Meaderville First Ward and others amid plans for broader fundraising and volunteer coordination.
Pradervick Manuel of Maryland docks a Montana purchase of New vlte Herpicide on April 6 199 and reports head ailments since 201a. He claims after continuing use his hairline vertex and scalp areas improved though he describes ongoing conditions. The advertorial style notes germ destruction by Herpicide and claims a renewed head health effect.
Crystal Springs offers private parties and individual recreation with a dance hall and meals upon request. The springs water is described as soft with health benefits. Regular stage departures from Langlois' and from the springs list multiple daily times and fares. Vienna Saloon at 119 South Main is noted for wines and cigars. Albini Sisters, Proprietors.
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