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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1899
Page
5
Local store advertises low prices on canned vegetables and tomatoes. Listings include Standard Corn at 20c per can, 3 for 25c, Casino Corn and Beans with bulk pricing, Eastern Tomatoes and Casino Tomatoes with per can and multi can deals. Includes dozen and seven can bundles and implied weekly specials.
A brief advertisement lists prices for cherries plums raspberries strawberries and gooseberries in two dozen cans each, with Standard Fruit offerings at 1.50 per can or seven cans for 1.00. It invites customers to visit if prices are an inducement.
Sheriff Regan clears space in the jail yard for a scaffold to hang Daniel Lucey on November 1. Judge Clancy prepares for a bear hunting trip and will not open court until November 18, with Toomey and others facing various charges nearby.
The defendant is to be enjoined from disposing of or encumbering the property until the suit is determined. J. N. Kirk is her attorney.
Coroner Phil Jullien examined the death of Jerry Foley who fell from a car and was run over by a train near the Northern Pacific round house. Dr. Sheerin and Dr. Cameron testified to severe injuries before Foley died at St Paul’s hospital. Henry Loiselle's deposition described Foley and Loiselle waiting for soldiers trains, Foley jumping onto a fast freight, and being crushed. jury found the railroad company blameless.
A list of names from multiple cities is followed by an advertisement for war medals and assorted gifts including friendship hearts necklaces rings bracelets and other trinkets for soldiers and a best girl. Featured sellers are Towle & Win at West Park and various donors from Philadelphia Chicago San Francisco Salt Lake City and Helena among others.
Crystal Springs offers a healthy resort with modern electric grit and steam heat. The cafe is expected by none, the plunge is well apportioned, and a fine dance hall is furnished free to private duties. Open day and night on the European plan. Regular stages leave Langlois and Leave Springs with noted schedules.
A. Augendre of Paris manufactures Preneh Tonsy Tablets claimed to relieve and cure pain and irregular menses by removing all obstructions. Sold by Newbra Drug Co. of Butte Montana as sole agents at four dollars per box, mailed securely sealed.
FISHE Tailor and West Galena advertise two new suits made and services including repairing steam cleaning and pressing. They state no credit sales and small profits to avoid big charges while offering the best coal in the city. Office 814 Utalia Avenue. Telephone 276.
Notice states WM Courtney will not be responsible for debts by wife Emma Courtney after September 1 1899. Signed WM Courtney.
Our advertising notes prime fruit lands in the Payette valley offered at 25 dollars per acre with expected returns of 400 dollars per acre in fruit. For details contact Cobban Casey Day Co Oswego Lodge No 9 K of P. Then lodge meeting announced for Thursday Oct 26 at Miners Union Hall with topics of importance. other community notices follow.
In St Paul, Great Northern defeats a bid to incorporate Hillyard near Spokane, keeping the town under railroad control with no saloons. In New York, James J Hill says Baltimore and Ohio rumors are mostly baseless, denying plans to retire preferred stock and noting no current plans to threaten eastern traffic or cause friction with other lines.
Dr Wix presents Sutton's new theater on Snamkay eve with Movecay Moetacho WH! and Murray Mack as opening attractions. Interior transformed into a modern playhouse. The Kellogg of Kinmbpan's Balt and other acts promise lively entertainment. crowds expected to fill seats as theater gains local favor.
In Manila themed display incident on Treadway last night John Pawaa pleaded guilty in Judge Sullivan's court this morning and was fined nineteen dollars after admitting to seeing stars during the affair.
A sales blurb touts the Angelus Orchestral Pianoheys device as a self contained self playing piano system. It claims mechanized fingers and dual reedy sets, usable with any piano, enabling complex pieces without musical skill. It promises dramatic orchestral effects and easy removal for home use.
Paddy McAteskney known as Mickey the Greek pleads not guilty and defends his boarding house, claiming police overreach. Toot. Wate Dooley pleads guilty to causing a disturbance and is fined ten. Charles Nelson, 15, charged with petit larceny, pleads not guilty and scheduled for afternoon trial. J A Shelton attorney for T Adler pawnbroker faces demurrer over unpaid debts.
A Queensland New South Wales boundary area report notes an artesian well on the edge of the Australian desert yielding 4,000,000 gallons of water. Dr Wix is mentioned in relation to the event. The story highlights a major water flow and its potential impact on the region.
Committees handling the reception are urged to gather all bills, verify them, and submit for audit immediately. See Mantle, Chairman. Take the Burlington Route for St. Louis. No change of cars, Office 5 Hast Broadway.
A telegraph wire bridge spans the Jhelum at Kohala built for military use. A similar bridge reportedly rose in Punjab after a flood in 1892, during the first Sudan campaign over the Kokara river. Also referenced are Vienna saloon at 119 South Main Street and an orchestrion in Butte.
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