Local Briefs Across town include sales and notices
Srey Bros piano and organ shop adjacent at 219 and ain with tuner J G Bates. Montana Music Co with phone 504 advertises Great Bargain wallpaper sale at 111 Hamilton street. Newill academy opens fall term next Monday at 418 W Galena. Dr Forsyth dentist moves to T and 8 Owsley block. Tinwere roofing offers troughs and stacks by A E Jones at 206 East Park. Funeral of John Sie from Sherman's parlors tomorrow at 1:20 p m. New English restaurant basement 103 South Main promises clean, good food. Saint Hungarian blackberry juice sold in quart bottles by Montina Liquor Co. Funeral of Harry Rasmussen tomorrow at 10 a m from parents’ home in Meaderville. Butte Hardware Co sues William Owsley for 809 22 on a promissory note dated July 1 188 and due six months after. Funeral of James Hanratty tomorrow at 9:30 a m from 415 West Cupper Street to St Patrick’s Church for high mass. Mary Florence McIntyre infant daughter of Mr and Mrs P McIntyre died Monday 10th. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 p m from 908 Maryland Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Park
John Sie
Sherman
South Main
Montina Liquor Company
Harry
Rasmussen
Ua. m
John H. Rasmussen
Meaderville
Butte Hardware Company
Willam Owsley
James Hanratty
West Cupper Street
St. Patrick's Church
Mary Florence McIntyre
P. McIntyre
Maryland Avenue
Librarian seeks journals and relics for state library
Laura EE Howey of the State historical library requests copies of territorial legislature journals from 1879 and 1887 to complete the set. The library also seeks relics, curios, and old letters for the museum. Members of Dr. Livingston Lodge are called to meet at the Burlington lodge room on Monday evening next the 10th to transact business of importance. Hy order Joseph Knotwell W P Jos Webber W Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura EE. Howey
State Historical Library
Dr. Livingston Lodge
Order Sons of St. George
Burlington
Hy Order
Joseph Knotwell
W. P. Jos. Webber
W. Sec'y
Allen's Foot-Base advertised as foot relief
An old line ad promotes Allen's Foot-Base to soothe swollen tired feet. It claims cooling relief for smarting feet, ingrown nails, blisters and callous spots, with ease walking and bunion relief. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents, trial package free. Address is Allen 8S Olmstead Le Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen 8S
Olmstead
le Roy
N. Y
Mining Patent Notice for Montana Location
United States Land Office Helena Montana gives notice of Samuel Jr. applying for a patent near Dead One Rouse 7 West and describing a claim 8.46 acres with 2.91 acres face order. Adjacent claims include Boston and Montana Copper Company, with survey No. 1677 and other names such as Joel W. Ranson and G B Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Helena
Mon
Samuel Jr
Batecia
Montana
Nacress
Uecery
Rouse
M. A
Rey No. Placer
Boston & Mon‘tant Ee Ved Copper & Giver
Sintns Ant
Bully Boy
Fontans Copper Company
Chie
Fred Arvenweiler
Joel W. Ranson
Roo Foots
Lucey Execution Blocked By Governor Refusal
Daniel Lucey faces imminent execution at the county jail as Governor Smith declines to intervene. Chief Justice Brantly also denies a certificate of probable cause, leaving Lucey to proceed toward the noose next Friday despite appeals and last minute legal maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Lucey
Brantly
Thresher
Atttorney
Smith
Lucey
Dog Creek
Deer Lodge
Secretary of State
James Cassidy
Father Harrington
Lacey
Harry Roberts
Supreme Court
Supreme Body
Court of
Silver Bow County
B.S. Thresher
Z. T. Cason
The
Cese
P. Connolly
Helena
Clancy
State of
California
Theodore Durrant
Durrant
District Court of
Butte
Pine
Supreme Court of Montana
District Court
Suspected Saloon Hold Up Near Anaconda Road
A 6 am police report concerns a claimed 1 to 2 am hold up at Tim Sullivan’s saloon on Anaconda road two masked men allegedly robbed the till of about 420 in silver. Sullivan and his partner deny any robbery, while police call the story fishy and suspect troublemaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Sullivan
Anaconda Road
Inter Mountain
Sullivan
Mary Halstead Sues for Divorce Over Cruelty and Threats
Mary Halstead files for divorce from William Halstead in Salt Lake County Utah alleging marriage in Crescent on November 18, 1896. She says she moved to Butte in 1899 and suffered repeated cruelty including threats, beatings with a whip and board, name-calling, and physical assaults through 1899, prompting her to leave in August. They have one child, Leonard B. Halstead, aged about three, for whom she seeks custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Halstead
William Halstead
Crescent
Salt Lake County
Utah
Butte
Leonard B. Halstead
Ita
Angry Baseball Men Fight at Keppner’s Jewelry Store
Special to the Inter Mountain from Anaconda reports Lynch and O'Brien of the Anaconda baseball team fought in Keppner’s jewelry store after a Saturday night dispute with the Butte team. Both were badly punished, Dr. Stevens intervened, and police warn players to toe the mark. Lynch, the first baseman, may be released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Lynch
O'Brien
Keppter
Main Street
Dr. Stevens
Butte
Bakers Dispute Leads to Appointment of Receiver
Patrick Keane sues John Manuel to dissolve their bakery partnership at Shields avenue and Galena street. Keane alleges Manuel seized all collections and books and has used money for self. Judge Clancy appoints George Morhart as receiver with a $500 bond. Also reported, McKelvey & Grant received the largest cut stone pieces for the new Pythian Castle from Jennings Bour Utah. Dr German, Dentists, 114 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Keane
John Manuel
Shields Avenue
Galena Street
Keane
Manuell
Clancy
George Morhart
McKelvey & Grant
Pythian Castle
Kyune
Jennings Bour
Utah
Assault in Harrington Court Filed Against McDonald Barkeeper
This afternoon in Justice Harrington's court a complaint was filed against McDonald the barkeeper at the Butt brewery. He allegedly assaulted George Werksmuth Saturday night using hands feet and a club, bringing him to the floor. Werksmuth's condition is reported serious with a skull injury.
Railroad Notes and Travel Plans of Northern Officials
H C Wilson of the Oregon Short Line left for Maho Falls to meet with road officials. From Maho Falls the party moves to St Anthony. Freight rate reductions spur the magnates to confer. O T Mrecke of the White Star line tours the northwestern area, heading to Spokane after a Minneapolis stop. J T Cook and W J Brevena of Butte depart for Liverpool from New York aboard the Htruria. David Brown Jr of the Grand Trunk Line arrives in Butte and plans eastward travel tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Wilson
Oregon Short Line
Maho Falls
St. Anthony
O. T. Mrecke
Northwestern
White Star Line
Minneapolis
Gow Tn
Spokane
J.T. Cook
W. J. Brevena
Butte
Oregon
Liverpool
Cail
New York
David Brown, Jr
Grand Trunk
St. Paul
East
Notable Montanans Arrive and Depart in City Visit Salute
J E Monroe arrives from Dillon while Charles Irwin from Garret and Chas e Hartman from Bozeman are in the city. Dr P F Mussighrod comes from Garnet as do N J Bielenberg and W J Higgins from Deer Lodge. RB F Brown, a Montana planter, visits from Garrison. Marcus Daly returns to New York and may not soon return to Montana. W H Lockhart and Angus Clurie tour the city, avoiding politics this year. Clarence T Boadman resigns bankruptcy referee post in Great Falls to study law in New York. Mr and Mrs B H Sherman return from the east, with Mrs Sherman visiting New York state. Timothy Augustin Martin, son of T S Martin, trustee of the public library, wed and funeral set for 2 p m at 822 West Park. Postmaster George W Irvin sails to Bozeman for the Montana Pioneers meeting. Thomas Flavin leaves for the east, Hert F Sample now acting postmaster. WANTED BY FIRST CLASS DRESS MAKER a forelady or cutter. Amanda, Butte Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Monroe
Dillon
Charles Irwin
Garret
Chas.e. Hartman
Bozeman
P. F. Mussighrod
Garnet
A. Hurley
D. Brown, Jr
Great Falls
N. J. Bielenberg
W. J. Higgins
Deer Lodge
RB. F. Brown
Planvers
Montana
Garrison
Marcus Daly
New York
Germany
W. H. Lockhart
Jefferson County
Angus Clurie
Lockhart
Clarence T. Boadman
Great Parls
New York City
B. H. Sherman
West Park Street
George W. Irvin
Society of Montana Pioneers
Thomas Flavin
East
Hert F. Sample
Lost Job After Gathering Evidence in Wellcome Case
Frank Zimmerman sues W A Clark C W Clark Jesse B Roote and W M Bickford in Justice Nichols court for 2212 dollars. He alleges the defendants hired him in Oct 1899 to obtain evidence for the Wellcome disbarment case, promised four dollars daily plus expenses and reinstatement with Montana Ore Purchasing Co after the case, but he was not reinstated and remains owed much of the agreed pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Zimmerman
Justice Nichols’ Court Today
W. A. Clark
C. W. Clark
Jesse B. Roote
W. M. Bickford
Montana
Zimmerman
Wellcome
Supreme Court
M.O. P
P. H. Burna Ja
Copper Street Paving Proposal Considered by Council
The paving and sprinkling committee meets to weigh a Butte Street Railroad offer to pave Copper street if the city also paves Wyoming Street to the north side of Copper street and installs curbing and catch basins on Copper street. They will also review a 1901 paving plan from the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Street Railroad Company
Copper Street
Wyoming Street
Park County Tragedy Shocks Montana Ranchers
Special to the Inter Mountain from Livingston Montana on September 10 reports Frank Forrest shot and killed Willia Howard and mortally wounded Flora Lind as they left Clyde Park’s Methodist church. Forrest then killed himself. Jealousy over Howard’s relationship with Lind is cited as the motive. The act caused widespread community fear and is noted as the most shocking crime in Park county and perhaps Montana history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Frank Forrest
Willia Howard
Flora Lind
Clyde Park
Forrest
Howard
Miss Lind
Park County
Montana
Paraded in Pekin Body Found Outside
A Japanese legation member accompanied by the secretary of ItSung Li Yauen located a body outside in Pekin yesterday, with details conveyed via Shanghai. The discovery follows a tense period amid foreign presence in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Shanghai
Legation
Itsung
Li Yauen
Triumphal march planned after murder of Japanese chancellor
The southeast gate named Sugi Yama Akira at the Japanese legation was cremated after his June murder by Chinese. A conference outlined a ceremonial march to the palace with 800 Russians and Japanese each, 400 British Americans French, 250 Germans, and a combined Austrian Italian and marine detachment. Generals and staffs will ride. others will dismount at the south gate at o'clock tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugi Yama Akira
Legation
Britain and Germany agree to pause Pekin evacuation
Berlin dispatch says Britain and Germany will not evacuate Pekin until reparations for the recent outside wage dispute are secured. The note signals a pause in military movements as negotiations proceed, with implications for the ongoing international tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Germany
Pekin
London
Berlin
Britain
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Try Allens
D. Greene
Sens
Bakers
Dr. German
Denust
N. Main
McDonald
George Werksmuth
Gene Wen
Railroad Notes
Amanda
Mont
Organized Labor
Labor Party
Haggerty
Silver Tow County
Pfiret
Distriet
United Eistes
District of Montana
Court of Bankruptcy
Sinclair J. Goudie
Si Icin I. Goudie
Creditore
Hicht
Sinas
the Kennedy Furniture Company
West Broadway
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