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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1899
Page
5
The White Front Grocery advertises low prices across a selection of canned vegetables and tomatoes. Deals include Standard Corn at 10 cents per can in small lots and multi-can bargains such as seven for one dollar, with several items priced per dozen or per can and quantities listed for beans and tomatoes.
A fragmented ad lists No 2 Mastern cherries plums raspberries strawberries and gooseberries in 1 dozen Standard Fruit cans. Prices show 16 cents per can or seven cans for 1 dollar. The note invites readers to visit the seller, but wording is garbled.
Felix France sues Erwin Higgins P C Como and John Doe for 5500 dollars claiming injuries from a tamping rod accident at Emery mine Deer Lodge county while working with William Strew. He alleges unsafe dynamite work caused splinters and multiple injuries and seeks 5000 general damages plus 500 loss of time. The suit marks a first for iron and tamping liability in this region.
James D. Brennan suffered a broken leg after a fall of ground at the 11-foot level of the Br Lawrence mine and was taken to Sta ters' hospital yesterday afternoon. Charles Quest was run over by an ore car in the High Ore mine, breaking his right ankle and he is at Sisters' hospital.
Sutton's Manager announces a 20 week season starting November 19 with the Woodward Theater company touring from Kansas City to Omaha St Paul and Minneapolis. The company will alternate among the cities and Butte offering top plays such as Rinelin Three Musketeers Inco Charity Ball The Ind Left Behind Charlie's Aunt Poorien Johnson and more. The plan promises well staged, properly billed performances by a capable company to uplift local theatergoers and the town.
Notice claims the new theater will offer stage room seating and equipment improvements in the Western country, with public confirmation forthcoming. Prices stay as in the old house at 25c, 35c, 50c, box seats $1, and family rates referenced.
A long list of guests at The Butte and various hotels includes names and locations such as R. Whitcomb of Minneapolis W. Sherman of Chicago Charles G. Trout of New York C. J. Richmond of Va Craig Salt Lake J Hebwle A Garlinck of Chicago and many others from cities nationwide including Spokane Seattle Boston and New York. The roster names dates and sprinkled remarks like wife accompaniments and affiliations with hotels and travel.
The article describes Modjeska premiering a historically styled production titled Marty Antoinettee, written for her by Clinton Stuart. It portrays Marie Antoinette's life through a scholarly lens, aiming to avoid sensationalism, and features the cast including Modjeska in the title role. The curtain is to rise at 8:00 PM.
A letter from Butte Mont requests help for hair loss claiming Newbro Hopnicie and other remedies failed. The writer cites a personal condition affecting appearance and asks for honest opinion and access to proper testing and glasses.
A fragmented letter from Northville Kansas describes a young Jefferson City soldier recounting a tour of Manila dungeons and secret passages. He recalls exploring moss covered walls, skeleton rooms, and grim details of confinement, thirst, and death, ending with an offer for 20 sets of teeth at £10 by Dr Wix.
It reports a tightly fought ten round bout between Jack Lafontise of Anaconta and Ike Hayes of Helena. Lafontise led early with Hayes rallying, but both remained fresh as referee Jim Hooper halted the action with no winner. A four round preliminary preceded the main event, and organizational notes hint at upcoming boxing events and memberships.
An OCR fragment advertises red and invigitating tablets for relief. Manufactured by A. Anzendre in Bali France and sold in Butte Montana by The When Drug Co. Sole agents Tiloe. Price three dollars per box by mail, sealed.
A report from Cetubor notes the Han oy Sat- Borgellom group performing with the local orchestra Saturday evening. Details describe a lively program and notable rendition by Gaven, drawing community attendance and positive reception.
Dr. Mitchell notes in difficult anemia cases he adds cod liver oil half an hour after meals in an emulsion. He reports growing surprise at listless patients gaining flesh color and vigor. Scott's Emulsion, cod liver oil with hypophosphites, regenerates tissue nourishes nerves enriches blood and strengthens, selling for $4.00.
Notice to reception subcommittees requests immediate gathering and audit of all biNs incurred, urging prompt action. Includes instructions for transport to St Louis, dancing class invite, periodicals available at post office news stand, and local business notices.
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