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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1899
Page
8
An advertisement touts house and family tree themed real estate in a growing city, claiming no irrigation needed to keep homes thriving. It urges buyers to act now to secure property in a booming market with favorable times.
In Newport on South AMont Street Mrs Gamble and William Righer and George Wilson faced Judge Swilivan after a noisy disturbance. Pleas were entered, with Righer accusing Wilson of improper conduct. The trio fought, police separated them, and all were jailed briefly before bonds. Other incidents included J C O Brien’s insanity claim and Lennihan linked jealousy with Mrs Gamble over a necktie gift. Gamble fined ten dollars.
Weather notes invite filling coal bins for the season with Kemmerer coal and Pennsylvania anthracite wall. Local shops advertise drinks at Vienna saloon and goods from J. Monroe & Co. Orchestrion promotion and a bird fable appear, with scattered quotes from Chicago Tribune and Kansas City Star items.
A collage of small notices from Helena including business listings for Montana Music Company and various shops, theater editions, and prize announcements. Mentions Hamilton and Broadways, Stoves and fixtures repairs, and the Heilronner cigar emporium. Reports on Miners Union hall prizes, mountain theater editions, and upcoming indoor athletics at Hily Wands armory. Also notes news from Ladysmith and a positive outlook for Centennial beer in Montana.
G F Kellogg died last night at the family residence on North Main Street. Funeral will depart Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock from the residence. Michael Lynch aged 41 died last night. Funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from his late residence No 19 Bust Center Street Centerville. Deceased leaves a wife and three children.
Chicago markets show hogs steady to firm with various price ranges from 4.10 to 4.40 per unit. Cattle firm with steers around 4.50 to 6.00, cows and heifers 1.75 to 80.00, and stockers 3.00 to 4.75. Sheep strong with lambs from 4.00 to 5.50 and general lamb prices cited.
New York City stock market opened with general strength led by prominent industrials and railroads, trading active and broad though iron and steel and grain faced setbacks. Prices generally moved upward with large absorption of rangers and southwestern stocks. around noon a minor reaction appeared but losses were limited and activity cooled. Money steady at about 4.83. Government bonds strong with 3s and 4s showing gains and coupon adjustments noted.
The Drum Summon-The Water Lode report notes improved copper stock values led by Boston Montana and Parrot, with Amalgamated at 85, Calumet & Hecla 745, Tamarack 214.50, and Parrot 43. It discusses looming six month copper loan maturities, possible renewed bank support at higher rates, and a expected mild boom in Ka0d stocks within two to three months. It also details tailings processing gains of 97,144.17 from cyanide precipitates, net profit of 47,400.22, and ore treatment costs. The Nevada group exploration was abandoned, and Hol Mihoi fraction was acquired for 7000 to boost ore supply for the 10-stamp mill.
Charles M. Parr, a former lawyer turned miner from Red Bluff in Madison county, leads investment in the Water Lode property. He reports revived development after years of abandonment, with two cars delivering nearly $2,000 each this month and ore now closable for quarrying.
Workers began tearing down the Main and Granite arch honoring Montana home-coming soldiers. The Columbia crowning statue remains. its fate is undecided. J B Wharton, street railway manager, favors moving it to Columbia Garden for public viewing by visitors in coming years.
An advertisement for coal and dry wood from J Monroe & Co at 47 East Broadway. They promote twenty dollar sets of teeth and mention Dr Wix and The First Montana, with contact by phone at 238. The note touches on various items but centers on fuel and services.
The Montana Mining Company reports for the year ending June 40 the 40 stamp mill produced 21,822 tons and the 60 sump mill 15,830 tons, totaling 27,052 tons. Bullion bars and concentrates valued at $289,987.35, averaging $6.37 per ton, with mining and milling costs at $231,956.91 or $5.89 per ton, yielding a net profit of $18,000.44 or $0.48 per ton. From April 18 to June 90, 1809, 98.459 tons.
A fragmented notice describes local and through trains between Butte Helena and Great Falls with times around 4 30 pm and 10 30 pm, and mentions a dentistry-related item priced at 20 dollars and 10 dollars associated with Dr Wix.
A rival questions a figure's chances in the Senate, with one politician agreeing that, despite uncertainty, the person may unexpectedly rise. The exchange suggests skepticism about a potential candidacy and hints at a broader political dynamic.
A witty silent exchange mocks a baroness as a loving wife who never goes out without her husband and her pocketbook. The quip notes her gown lacks pockets, implying her reliance on her spouse for belongings. The remarks capture social satire from a humorous column.
A short item lists three packages: Pearline, 10 pounds of Lion coffee or XNXX coffee. The brief mentions available quantities and product names in a compact catalog style. No dates or locations are provided.
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