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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1900
Page
4
Hennessys announces a second floor showing of a choice assortment of fur coats capes and neck pieces in the newest styles. Highlights include seal coats priced from 37.60 to 850.00 with various collars and furs such as mink chinchilla otter and astrakhan. Electric seal coats and caps feature values from 45.00 to 79.00 each.
Fur Scarfs and Collarettes present a wide range of styles in mink stone martens electric seal Persian lamb black marten astrakhan krimmer and other skins.
An old ad touts bedding to fight winter with a range of blankets and comforts. Double Sheet Blankets 10-4 size pair at low prices, all wool, gray and white options, and various filled comforts priced from 50c to 4.00 and up. Large down comforts offered, some at one third off.
In Butte's Silver Bow county a coalition of bank Democrats and Populists moved to complete a fusion slate. The meeting adjourned for caucus, then reconvened and announced a unified ticket with nominees for district judge, treasurer, county superintendent, public administrator, and several constables and legislators.
Various local notices including Dr. German and J J Baten service listings, a wallpaper sale, Forsyth dentist relocation, and business ads. Community events include Needle Work Guild meeting, St Johns Guild bazaar, and a note on Mrs Murray’s infant’s death. A stray dog, a chimney fire at Red Boot, and staff movements at rail offices are also recorded.
The populist county convention convened near 1 PM in a Silver Row hall to nominate candidates and hear a report from a democratic committee on fusion. Charles W. Clark announced Democrats ratified a fusion agreement and would nominate later, while platform readings condemned trusts, favored eight hour work days, and urged anti corporate control measures.
A Silver Bow county gathering adjourns after endorsing broad reform demands including employer liability for injuries, school funding by local districts, and anti Amalgamated positions. The report notes heated debate over voting methods and nominations for local offices including Judge William Clancy, D G Saltyam, Barney Perry, and Peter Breen as county attorney.
The Pooley jury remained out after a long session ending around 3 o'clock, with no verdict visible by press time. Jurors have been taking meals and enjoying the day, awaiting further court instructions while speculating on a possible hung jury or acquittal.
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