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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
6
A wild, fragmentary newspaper item notes Sam Landry amid Nome gold mining chatter. It recalls his past as a prominent figure nicknamed King of the Foundry and mentions relatives, local figures like Ludger St. Jean, and rumors of Landry’s death or disappearance. The piece reflects uncertainty and hearsay about his fate and news from Cape Nome.
Report outlines party divisions and candidate turnover as Democrats prepare for county convention. The piece notes Ted Daley’s statements, evolving candidate field, and looming Sept. 7 date for the meeting, with party factions jockeying for position ahead of slated proceedings.
Report notes mixed reactions and a disappointing attendance as posters and lithographs drew curiosity about the new film titled King of the Opium Ting. Audiences lingered in galleries though some regular patrons avoided the show due to sensational posters.
The oMetals of Mountain View park ACHIO reports a very successful season with the plenies closing, Tutto and Anaconda supplying large plenies and high attendance. The standout event was a significant phonie from the Anaconke Carholie club.
Fragmentary OCR note references efforts to improve fields and uncounted state items. Mentions a heavenly ground and a geograph context with probable misspellings. No clear person, organization, date, or event identified in readable text.
Obscured notes describe a caucus or meeting with unclear timing at Stele and East Commercial. Mentions persons Gavin, JoM Wansen, Katherine Dunes, Anna Mis, Mies Aowes Mevartty, and others with ownership changes and continuing roles.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference deeds and interests including a one-eighth share in an unidentified cryer modification project, with Anaconda Copper and several entities such as Minne Deed and Charles Burrigrant Mike Sullivan named in a muddled listing. Several sums appear: 1 and 200 dollars, plus references to locations and logs.
Mr. Morrison returned from his ranch in Tom Miner basin on Monday. John Garr, president of Horr miners union, worked at the carpenter trade here. W Tf. North visited his sawmill in the Basin. A group including W. E. Kennedy and others came back from a six day fishing trip in the park with trout. Eugene Perr returned to Aldridge to plaster a new residence for W. F. Tietz. George Forsyth left for Boulder to resume studies at the school for the blind. Thaige Ort made a business trip to Livingston last week, returning Saturday.
Mrs John McMurray of Butte visits Anaconda friend Mrs N Knudsen tests for Lincoln Neb to slay on a visit to her old None Mrs BE W Morrison visits her parents at Walkerville Montana Miss Pauline Kauten of Butte visits her sister Mrs Jack Brihng Mrs PHil Datiels and children who were visiting at Lincoln Neb return home Lint debt L M Hashes traveling agent to Northern Bata Express from Teena Ia at the Montana The Tatte Anorotta Pacific railway will make a solid the fate of $1 from Anne conta to Batre and 2luen on Sundays ef Teodva June 2a Mr and Mrs J M irhed from Hunt A to Wemb Me and her al wa peeved Mr at Mrs John Nye were passengers for t e qast today They will spend three months They will stop first at Rockley Kas where they will spend more at their dine Alderman Fred Gagner received a tear eran this mocking from his sister at The Tong Ontario sexing is wetter was munch buttoved and Lopes ue entertained for her recovers Drs Edward Keelts of Talispel Montana arrived in the city last evening to attend the funeral of her husband The funeral will be held at Mage & Conrad's wider raising par Joys Services WILL be conducted at the Pecabyrerian ofureh The members of Tranton Lodge No 62 Wolfax Lodge No for Lady Wildey Tebekah Lodge No WA attend in a body The burial Will be at bhld Fellows cometery Mrs Kreita who was an entire stranger I treety was the revivent of sympathy at the hands of the tid Pellows lodges Godard have res Springs Mrs Gunl far the henone nt 3) da consider in-
Albany officials announce the state comptroller has bought 2 acres at Lake George including the Lake George battlefield site to join a nearby 10 acre state park plan. The purchase, tied to funds of $12,000 with $14,000 appropriated, preserves a multistorey historic property and a museum on the larger tract.
Miss Martha Herbert leaves Aldridge for a visit to Carbunadu. A large party at Gardiner last Saturday included Pred Sylvester and Mollie Herbert. W. C. Williams and Lillian Brandt hosted a pleasant evening with games and lunch. Miss Brandt plans a Chicago winter. A. Dress leaves for Livingston to serve on September term jury. Aldridge selects representatives for the county convention. Miss Fouth Andrews takes a teaching post at Chimney Beek. Miners Union dance a success. Mr Hughes’s new residence nearing completion. W. F. Tietz named postmaster. New furnace at Aldridge hospital boosts heating. Chet Smith moves family to Aldridge for schooling.
Montrel Sept 18 The challenger for the Seawanhaka cup abroad is Lorin Campbell Curris a member of the Tinand Sailing club of Cowes and of the royal Northern Yacht club of Glasgow The Phallenge came from Havre where Currie is secretary of a prominent yacht club.
In Buffalo on Sept 13 the National Embalmers Association elected officers led by W. G. Roberts of Lincoln Nebraska as president. Detroit was chosen as the next meeting site. In Seattle a separate report notes the steamer City of Seattle arriving from Skagway with 117 passengers and 650000 dollars in gold.
An 19th century advertisement touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a cure for indigestion and related ailments. The notice also announces the dissolution of a partnership at Shields Avenue and Galena, Butte, Montana, with John Mannell continuing the business and bearing obligations.
Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against Gustav Juston deceased. Administrators require claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Address for claims is 9 East Granite Street Thutte Montana. In Silver Bow County Montana J P Collins Administrator Dated July 12 1900 Butte Henry W Trask Attorney for administrator Inter Mountain.
Mary J. Taker filed on July 27 1900 for a patent on 1 405 acres of the Augusta Fraction Lode in Summit Valley Silver Bow Montana survey No 5197 with related adjoiners and exclusions. The claim lies in T 4N R 7W and conflicts with several other lodes and placers. notice posted July 20 1900 and recorded in Silver Bow county.
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